Your Gifts at Work

Scholarships

You're gifts help the college provide more than $37 million in scholarships and financial aid to more than half of students who rely on that funding to afford the Dickinson experience. Here are a few of those students and their remarkable stories.

Sustainable Science

A dual passion for science and sustainability pays off for Aaron Brumbaugh '14, one of only four students—and the only undergrad—to earn a prestigious national award.
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All Creatures

Elizabeth Austin ’14 follows her destiny, one animal at a time.
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A Global Citizen

Christian Beitel ’13 finds leadership, confidence and a global perspective at Dickinson.

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Learning to Make a Difference

Emily Eckardt ’13 combines coursework and community service to learn how to make an impact.
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Finding an Extra Voice

Alexander Strachan ’13 is learning to make a difference through music.
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From the Tropics to the Pennsylvania Shale

Ruby Stanmyer ’13 wants to make a difference, and Dickinson is giving her a leg up.

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Discovering Much More

Mohammed Hossain ’12 came to Dickinson expecting an education that would simply set him on a career path. What he got was an experience that changed his life.
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Learning By Doing

Michael Blair ’12 reflects on his Dickinson experience, made possible through an endowed scholarship.
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Making Dickinson Possible: The Impact of Scholarships

Thanks to the Ann Conser Curley ’63 Scholarship, Marissa Folk '08 is blazing a career path that once looked impossible.

Making Magic Happen

Marilyn Romero ’12 discusses how her scholarship changed her life.
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Opening Doors

Marianh Aman ’12 discovers her passion at Dickinson with help from a John Dickinson Scholarship.
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My life would be completely different without the scholarship that I received. I’ve not only had the opportunity to thrive in a small community here on campus, but I’ve gotten to travel the world—all while learning how I can have an impact on the wider world.

—Emily Eckardt ’13