Recognition
Remembrance Act Forward Project: “Expanding Access to Justice”
Remembrance Act Forward Project: “Expanding Access to Justice” Honors students and 2024-2025 Remembrance Scholars Linda Baguma, Jenna Poma, Olivia Reid, Justine Smith, and Abigael Scott are sharing their Act Forward Project! Their project, a thought piece titled “Expanding Access to Justice: The Case for Remote Victims and Family Access to Criminal Trials”, is centered on…
Read MoreCassidy Snyder Wins Prize at the Maxwell School Celebration of Scholarship
Cassidy Snyder Wins Prize at the Maxwell School Celebration of Scholarship On Thursday, May 1st, Cassidy Snyder took home the Maxwell School Undergraduate Research Paper Prize at the 2025 Celebration of Scholarship! The Celebration of Scholarship is the annual recognition of student research achievement within the Maxwell School. Cassidy presented a poster on her Honors…
Read MoreChidera Olalere and Silke Pion Named 2026 Senior Class Marshals
Chidera Olalere and Silke Pion Named 2026 Senior Class Marshals Honors students Chidera Olalere (Major: Biochemistry and Forensic Science; Minor: Economics) and Silke Pion (Majors: Political Science, Finance and Business Analytics) have been named the 2026 Senior Class Marshals and will lead the student procession during the 2026 Commencement ceremony! The Honors program celebrates and congratulates…
Read MoreRio Harper to Complete Fulbright Canada-Mitacs Internship this Summer
Rio Harper to Complete Fulbright Canada-Mitacs Internship this Summer Rio Harper ’27 will be doing a Fulbright Canada-Mitacs Internship at the University of Alberta this summer! The Fulbright Canada-Mitacs Internship gives U.S. students the opportunity to undertake advanced research opportunities in Canada for 10 to 12 weeks. Rio’s research, Therapy at Hand: Affordable Robot-Assisted Stroke…
Read MoreHonors New Student Welcome Dinner
Newly accepted Honors students, join us on January 23rd in HOL 500 for your welcome dinner. This event is for Honors students who were accepted to the program this past winter. The event is from 5-7 p.m., and attendance for these students is mandatory. Please dress in business (if you do not have it, dress…
Read MoreDecember 2024 Thesis Day!
Honors Seniors Presented Their Projects in December Today was filled with outstanding presentations, showcasing each individual’s academic achievements and remarkable research across various disciplines. The hard work was evident, and every student made our program incredibly proud!
Read MoreHNR 210: Quilting for a Cause
HNR 210 Made Quilts to Donate to Interfaith Works. Congratulations to HNR 210 on finishing their quilts! Under the guidance of Liz Lance, the class made 10 quilts, all of which will be donated to Interfaith Works. The class was also aided by a group of quilters who use the Noble Room to create more…
Read MoreHNR 360 Featured in the Daily Orange
HNR 360 Featured in the Daily Orange HNR 360-M020, Politics of the 2024 Election, has recently been featured in the Daily Orange! The course, taught by Professor Margaret Susan Thompson of the Maxwell School, is offered every two years and examines current political events and ongoing elections. This HNR 360 section is available to both…
Read MoreHNR 210 Professor Syeisha Byrd Featured in Central NY News
HNR 210 Professor Syeisha Byrd Featured in Central NY News Honors faculty member Professor Byrd has recently been appointed as the commissioner of Syracuse’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Youth Programs! Professor Byrd has an extensive history of outreach in the area, from working as the program and site director of the Boys and Girls…
Read MoreThe Crown Highlighted in SU Media News Story
The Crown Highlighted in SU Media News Story The Renée Crown Honors Program’s student-run research journal, The Crown, was recently featured in an SU news story! The Crown was mentioned alongside other student-run media organizations such as CitrusTV, Z89, and Baked Magazine. Marketing director Amani Moses ’24 discussed how the publication contributed to her professional…
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