Support for the Honors Thesis Project

Honors supports a select number of Thesis projects with Crown Awards and Wise-Marcus 50-Year Friendship Awards.

A distinguished Honors alumnus, Dr. Lynne Parker, sponsors the Parker Award for Women in Science, which funds a female student's Thesis project in a science field annually. Students are automatically considered for this opportunity when they apply to for Crown Thesis Funding.

Funding provides additional research opportunities, materials, and travel available to students, helping you produce an even more impressive final project. The funding process is a valuable experience.

Honors funds

• • Research materials, supplies and expenses

• • Travel related to conducting research

• • Other necessary and reasonable expenses

• • In some cases, students may be awarded summer living expenses to work on the project

Eligibility

• • Students currently working on Thesis Projects

• • Students in good standing in Honors

• • Student whose projects have been approved by their faculty Thesis Advisors

More information about how to apply for this grant is located on the Thesis specific website here.