Giving - Giving to St. Mary's College

Julie Guerrero (Dundalk, MD)
“The Landers Scholarship means everything to me. It was an honor to have received it and I will not take it for granted. This scholarship gave me the chance to be able to afford and attend college as a first generation student. I am truly grateful!”
Nia Knott (Baltimore, MD)
“When I found out that I received the Landers Scholarship, the first thing I did was let out a scream of excitement. Then I ran to tell my mother the amazing news, and the look of pride, happiness, and excitement on her face filled me with joy. That look is something I plan to put on her face throughout my college journey and beyond.”
Kimani Daley (Silver Spring, MD)
"When I learned that I was selected as a Landers Scholar, the first thought that came to mind was hard work really does pay off; I was so relieved and very proud of myself. My mom was always worried about being able to afford my college education, and I would reassure her that everything would work out in the end. I'm ecstatic that this is true."
Gabriela Miranda (Gaithersburg, MD)
“When I received the letter confirming the Landers Scholarship, my mom was in the middle of a surgery, my dad in the waiting room, and my brother in our living room playing with his Legos. As I read that the program will provide full financial support, I jumped into my brother’s arms crying, and decided that I would tell my parents when my mom was discharged from the hospital. I say it was a pretty good welcome home present.”
They join fellow Landers Scholars:
Baudratte Djiogo (Baltimore, MD), Marisa Guy (Baltimore, MD), Barry Jenkins (Randallstown, MD) & Victoria Richhart (Severna Park, MD) of the 1st cohort and Sailor Bottomley (Rock Hall, MD), Makayla Bridges (Davidsonville, MD), Rebecca Guy (Leonardtown, MD) & Beyona Richardson (Baltimore, MD) of the 2nd cohort.

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Coming Fall 2022!

In 2016, we completed our successful campaign to raise $2.5 million in private gifts to help secure $75 million from the state of Maryland for a project that encompassed a new academic building - including an auditorium - and an athletic stadium complex.
A 700-seat acoustically tuned auditorium will serve both the campus and Southern Maryland communities.
In addition to the auditorium, the main building will feature a 125-seat recital hall, classrooms, studios, and offices for the Music Department.
A second building will house the Educational Studies Department and Masters of Arts in Teaching program and feature a 24-hour study commons with a cafe.
The project remains on schedule to be open for the fall 2022 semester.

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