Alumni
Whitman and Honors Alum Featured Profile
Oriana Fuentes (MG ‘12) is one of our many successful Honors alums. Read all about her on the Whitman Voices webpage. Prof. Christopher Rohlfs served as Oriana’s Capstone Advisor in the creation of her project, “The Effects of Foreign Direct Investment on Sovereign Debt Sustainability in Latin America”. You can download it from our Surface Library…
Read MoreCAPES Award Winner, Maryann Akinboyewa
Chancellor’s Award for Public Engagement & Scholarship Honors student Maryann Akinboyewa’s dedication and service to community were celebrated with the conferring of The Chancellor’s Award for Public Engagement and Scholarship. The award recognizes committed students who have significantly contributed to their communities through innovative public scholarship and community engagement. Maryann devoted countless hours to the…
Read MoreHonors + D1 Athlete = Super Impressive!
SU Athletics held a special event to honor the student athletes in the Class of 2015. Among the group were Caroline Habjan (AS ’15) and Rose Aschebrock (AS/PC ’15) of the Women’s Rowing team and Steven Fantigrossi (AS ’15), head student manager of the SU Football team. It takes extreme dedication, time management and endurance…
Read MoreHonors alum Tsubasa Morioka reports on her Fulbright ETA experience
Tsubasa Morioka graduated in 2012 with a B.S. in Information Management & Technology and won the Capstone Award for best Professional project for her thesis “Analyzing the Tea Party Movement, the Coffee Party Movement, and the Occupy Wall Street Movement: Case Study on How the Internet Influences Grassroots Social Movement.” After graduation, she spent a…
Read MoreAn Honors Marriage
Hello Honors Community, This is a brief story we just had to share! Meet Andrew Catauro ’06 (TRF/ITA) and Shannon (Grotzinger) Catauro ’07 (MAG/SOC) . Andrew and Shannon met in the Honors Program on their first day of class for PHI 107, completed what was then “General Honors”, and went on to get married! Andrew works…
Read MoreHonors Alumna Educates Through Theater
Last week, Arielle Lever, Honors alumna of the class of 2010, returned to Syracuse with the non-profit CO/LAB to speak to the SU Drama Department about theater in an outreach capacity. CO/LAB was founded by 4 SU drama alumni, including Arielle, in 2011 and is inspired by and modeled after Syracuse University’s former Young Actors…
Read MoreCapstone projects can lead to great things!
Just a little inspiration for those of you working on your Capstone projects! Recent Honors alumna Adriana Gonzalez-Vega made a film, “Frente Al Mar”, for her Honors Capstone project last year. When it was shown on presentation day, it was clear that not only did Adriana have some serious talent, but that this particular…
Read MoreHonors Alumna, Rachel LeQuire ’12, Chosen for Peace Corps
Hello Honors Community! Coming to you today with some spectacular news about one of our Honors Alumni, Rachel LeQuire! Rachel has been chosen by The Peace Corps to go to Guatemala and work with The Healthy Schools Program in February ; working with children, teachers and principals in various rural towns. She will be helping with initiatives to educate…
Read MoreHonors Alumnus, Jordan Rosin ’11, Produces ‘Butoh Electra’ at the Historic Irondale Center
Hello Honors Community, We write to you today to share some amazing work by an Honors Alumnus and an important fundraising campaign to help support his work! Jordan Rosin, Class of 2011, is the Creator and Producer of Butoh Electra, a physical theatre performance event that follows the story of Electra, from Greek mythology, whose inner life stood…
Read MoreHonors Alumna, Kelsey O’Dell ’10, Announced as Recipient of Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship
The Renée Crown University Honors Program is proud to announce that Kelsey O’Dell, Honors graduate of 2010, has been name as a recipient of a 2012 Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship for graduate work or professional study. Kelsey earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the College of Arts and Sciences in 2010 and graduated Summa…
Read More