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Events!
Events! Check this page often to see what special events Honors has scheduled. Sign up for all events on this page. Sign up for all events here
Read MoreEquitable Energy Transitions: March 28th
Equitable Energy Transitions with André de Ruyter: March 28th in 228 Schine 11:00am-12:00pm Light Refreshments 12:00pm-2:00pm Lecture & Discussion In his lecture, André de Ruyter will discuss innovative business solutions that enable the responsible yet accelerated decarbonization of the energy sector. He will highlight the importance of considering the legitimate concerns of those invested in the…
Read MoreBlackstone Launchpad Tour for Honors Students: April 5th
Blackstone Launchpad Tour for Honors Students: April 5th at 11am Honors students are invited to visit the Blackstone Launchpad to learn how you can get involved with this incredible campus resource. The Launchpad is located on the first floor of Bird Library, and it is the place to be for all inventors and innovators on…
Read MoreITS MakerSpace Tour for Honors Students
ITS MakerSpace Tour for Honors Students: February 27th at 5:30pm Honors students are invited to visit the ITS MakerSpace to learn about the ways this space can help you during your time on campus. The MakerSpace is a free resource for students, faculty and staff. The group tour will begin at 5:30pm at MakerSpace. After…
Read MoreFright Night with Honors
Fright Night with Honors Join Honors on a trip to the most frightening place in Syracuse, Fright Night, one-of-a-kind haunted experience. When: Saturday, October 28th – leaving Carnegie parking lot at 6:30pm to arrive at 7pm. Limit of 11 students. Sign up fast, before you miss out!
Read MoreThe Ghosts of SU’s Past
The Ghosts of SU’s Past The Ghosts of SU’s Past: An Oakwood Cemetery Tour will take place Wednesday, October 18th at 5:15pm. Join fellow Honors students in a walk through this historic site where you will have the chance to meet SU alums in their final resting places! In the spirit of the Halloween season,…
Read MoreChancellor Inaugurates Honors Endowed Professors
Chancellor Inaugurates Honors Endowed Professors The first Renee Crown Endowed Professors were inaugurated by the Chancellor on January 13 in a ceremony held at the Goldstein Faculty Center. Heidi Hehnly, associate professor of biology, is the Renée Crown Honors Professor in the Sciences and Mathematics, and Karin Nisenbaum, assistant professor of philosophy, is the Renée…
Read MoreStudents Go the Distance in Annual Thesis Bootcamp
Students Go the Distance in Annual Thesis Bootcamp In mid-January, eight juniors and seniors attended the week-long thesis writing bootcamp, an Honors annual event. Thesis bootcamp is intended to provide a quiet and collaborative space where students make progress on their theses and set goals before the semester begins. Students receive guidance from a librarian…
Read MoreHonors Welcomes Manish Bhardwaj to Orange Central
Honors Welcomes Manish Bhardwaj to Orange Central Honors is delighted to host Orange Central Homecoming Coffee and Conversation featuring Dr. Manish Bhardwaj. Bhardwaj will discuss Moral Clarity and the Path to Justice. Dr is a Fellow of the Dalai Lama Center for Ethics and Transformative Values at MIT, the James Wei Visiting Professor at the Keller Center at…
Read MoreSchramm Shares View about CDC in “The Hill”
Schramm Shares View about CDC in “The Hill” Carl J. Schramm, internationally recognized leader in entrepreneurship, innovation and economic growth, recently contributed an opinion essay, “The CDC is broken and apologies can’t fix it” to The Hill. Schramm opines that CDC personell “undermined respected scientists outside of government. Schramm, author of numerous publications and an…
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