Honors Contract Courses
Honors is introducing contract courses! This is an opportunity for you to turn any course you are taking into an Honors course (and have it count as an Honors course!). By collaborating with a faculty member to engage in a course, you can explore more in-depth, independent research, and potentially present your work on campus, or at regional and national conferences. Contract course are a great way to work more closely with faculty in your field. See our 'contract courses' page for details..
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Performing Identities Across Cultures Call for Performance Proposals $500 AWARD FOR EACH SELECTED PERFORMANCE PICS invites proposals for 15-minute performances, highlighting social justice, diversity, and inclusivity, in any language on the topic “WE ARE ORANGE.” What does…
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In Spring, 2020, Professor Patricia Burak, Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, will teach the honors course, The Power of Evil in Post-Revolutionary Russian Literature. Course readings may be in either Russian or English, and…
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On Sunday, November 3rd, students in Professor Svetoslava Todorova’s class, The Role of Science in Environmental Governance, convened as diplomats for a day. Students conducted a simulation exercise in preparation for travel to Geneva, Switzerland,…
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The HNR 340 class, Writing Scripture Law, visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on September 28th. The class had studied the invention of writing in ancient Sumer and Egypt with Prof.…
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Honors students in Prof. Ellen Blalock’s Art in Life: CNY Artists class have an opportunity visit art exhibitions in the Syracuse area and meet with various artistes in Central New York. In early September, they…
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We were delighted to host Honors alumna, Emily LoBraico (A&S ’15), who visited campus in mid-October and had an opportunity to spend some time with current Honors students. Emily, who is currently a doctoral candidate…
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The Honors Program held its first Annual Research Fair at Sadler Hall, on Friday, October 18th, during Family Weekend. The Fair provides an opportunity for students at various stages of the research process to present…
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Honors Core Faculty Professor Rick Burton (third from right) poses with his HNR 340 class (Baseball in American Culture) on the steps of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, NY on…
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Have you ever wanted to attend a conference, professional training, or a program that would help you get ahead in your career but just couldn't swing the cost? Are you planning to study abroad and could use some extra funding to defray the costs while overseas? Consider applying for a development grant from Honors!
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