Reynolds Scholars

The first two cohorts of Reynolds Leadership Scholars have had a variety of meaningful interactions and opportunities since beginning their Dickinson journeys. The programs offer are helping them to build a network that positions them for success not only at Dickinson but all throughout their professional lives.

Here's a sampling of the opportunities available to the Reynolds Scholars:

special presentations by the Advising, Internships & Career Center, including how to plan and apply for competitive internship and fellowship opportunities and a luncheon with two visiting speakers
networking event hosted by Kevin McAllister ’98, founder and CEO of Access Holdings, a Maryland-based investment firm with over $2.4 billion under management, and his wife Julie Martin McAllister ’96
reception with alumni and parents primarily representing finance and real estate
informational interviews with several alumni and Maryland leaders
dinner with Jennifer and George, attending the Alumni Council networking reception, as well as a lunch with members of the Board of Trustees
discussion on perfectionism and structural injustice with Assistant Professor of Philosophy Amy McKiernan
networking skills workshop with trustee and Director/Co-founder of The International School of Protocol Carol Haislip '79, P'11
inside look at Dickinson's finances with Vice President for Finance & Administration David Walker

Learn more about the inaugural cohort and watch a video that highlights their experience.

Learn more about the second cohort of Reynolds Scholars.

Meet the Reynolds Scholars

Farrell Gregory

Class of 2026

Hometown: Hunt Valley, Md.

“I wanted an institution I could be involved with for the rest of my life. The Reynolds Scholarship is indicative of the kind of community Dickinson has, with alumni who are so involved.”

Sophie Pereira

Class of 2026

Hometown: Bolton, Md.

“Having the opportunity to do this, with a focus on leadership, will put me in a position to take the next steps and keep myself accountable as I strive to be the best.”

B.J. McNeil

Class of 2026

Hometown: Bowie, Md.

“I’m honored to have the opportunity to be here. At Dickinson, I can definitely find my voice and become a better leader.”

Will Single

Class of 2026

Hometown: Chevy Chase, Md.

“I’m really thankful for the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds. This scholarship provides a really cool opportunity to meet them and build my connections through these years at Dickinson.”

Julia Buchanan

Class of 2027

Hometown: Centreville, Md.

“This scholarship really highlights the connection that Dickinson has with alumni like the Reynolds', who are amazing people. It’s an incredible opportunity to be able to connect with them in this way.”

Kaitlyn Diaz

Class of 2027

Hometown: College Park, Md.

“When I opened up the acceptance letter, my mom and I were both ecstatic. I’m very grateful to the Reynolds' for providing me with this chance.”

Evan McClure

Class of 2027

Hometown: Ellicott City, Md.

“The financial assist is obviously an incredible part of any scholarship, but the thing that differentiates the Reynolds Scholarship from so many others is that it's a program as well. You learn skills and you make connections that you can have for a lifetime.”

Eleanor Moose

Class of 2027

Hometown: Silver Spring, Md.

“This opportunity encourages me to take a step beyond what I thought I could do—to take that chance.”

Alexander Schroeder

Class of 2027

Hometown: Bethesda, Md.

“Being able to meet with people working in the field that I want to pursue is extremely important to me.”