Student Highlights

Our College of Liberal Arts students are promising partners inside and outside of the classroom. Here are some of their outstanding achievements.

Baltimore Community Archaeology Lab (BCAL) North Point Dig Site

Student researchers educated Baltimore K-12 teachers on archaeology and conducting research.

Finding community and connection

First-generation senior Nataly Loza went from shy and reserved to joining countless student organizations and landing several internships.

"Building something bigger than ourselves"

CLA students empowered change through national civic engagement fellowships.

CLA freshman named to USM Board of Regents

Rayne Rivera-Forbes, a law & American civilization major, was the first TU student representative to the USM Board of Regents in 16 years.

Student research at CLA

Psychology student Kyle Langenfelder researched the relationship between dementia worry, anxiety and predisposition to neurodegenerative disease to memory.

Fulbright Semi-Finalist

Myah Blackmon, a senior majoring in Spanish Languages & Literature, was selected as a Fulbright semi-finalist. Her submitted county was Argentina.

Student Awardees

The College of Liberal Arts awards numerous scholarships designed to support the student’s path towards graduation. They are made possible thanks to generous benefactors — often past students, faculty and staff. By creating a thread between past, present and future, CLA scholarships enhance a liberal arts education and connect students long gone to those yet to come.

Martha A. Mitten Scholarship

Madison Braswell
Quinten Holt
Jemez Lewis
Emmanuela Onyilokwu

Dan Jones Writing Prizes

Abigail Bowling
Baynake Braddock
Maya Gincel
Alessandra Hayden

Beulah M. Price Memorial Scholarship

Georgia Hild
Jemez Lewis
Tenley Moore
Camryn Reese

Applied Ethics and National Security Scholarship

Alexa Preston

Summer Research Grants

Maya Clark