The 7th Annual Honors College/COTA Art Show Reception will be held from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the Honors College Thursday, February 28, 2013.
An Honors student completed her community service experience volunteering with the Organizing for American Campaign.
The Honors College encourages students to participate in study away programs.
Honors students presented about the Kent Fellows at the 2012 NCHC Annual Conference in Boston, Massachusetts.
The Honors College offers a number of merit scholarships to help support students.
The Honors College consists of faculty and staff who are committed to providing students with an exceptional undergraduate experience.
The Honors College is home to more than 4,800 alumni.
The Kent Fellows participated in a service project with Empower Portage and the Salvation Army.
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Welcome from the Dean
Welcome to the Honors College at Kent State University! Our Honors program has been enriching the lives of thousands of students since 1933. Our mission is to recruit, challenge, and support the highest ability students at Kent State. Open to all majors, we fulfill this mission through offering smaller sections of courses, individualized interaction with faculty through research and other projects, the option of living in our learning community in the Stopher-Johnson complex, community service opportunities, personal advising, and several other educational opportunities and enhancements. Our goal is to help students find the opportunities that will enrich their Kent State educations, tailored individually for them.
I encourage you to browse through the pages of our website to learn more about Honors at Kent State, and also to contact our staff for assistance with questions you might have.
Sincerely,
Donald F. Palmer
Interim Dean
Join us for a unique intellectual journey.
Brainchild
An Anthology of Art and Literature
The print edition by VCD student Martha Arbogast and Honors advisor Aaron Hanlin.
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