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Moravian College Honors Program

The Honors Program at Moravian College offers Seniors of proven ability the opportunity to pursue a year-long study of special interest under the personal guidance of a faculty member who serves as the Honors Project Advisor. While Honors students usually choose a topic in their major, they may select another academic area or even a combination of areas. Honors study is invaluable preparation for graduate school; the experience has also proven to useful to students entering the professional world. Honors students should devote at least one-fourth of their academic activity to their projects.

The Moravian College Alumni Association generously awards two scholarships in the sum of $1500 to Honors Candidates each year. For information and an application, see the Alumni Awards page.

Students usually participate in the Honors Program during their last two semesters at Moravian, typically the Fall and Spring of their senior year. However, students are encouraged to apply for Spring/Fall participation (or other sequences) if they have other obligations during their senior year (such as student teaching) or if they intend to finish all of their requirements in the Fall.
 

Honors Calendars

Policies and Procedures

  1. Overview
  2. Eligibility and Application
  3. Withdrawing from Honors
  4. The Honors Calendar
  5. Examination Procedures
  6. The Oral Examination Panel
  7. Grades for Honors
  8. Appealing the Final Grade
  9. Services Provided by Reeves Library
  10. The Honors Program and the Alumni Association

Honors Program Forms (see Calendar for due dates)

Guidelines for the Poster Presentation

Guidelines for the Honors Thesis

Sample Applications and Proposals (under construction)

Opportunities for Honors Students.

Other Research Oriented Links

Historical Data

2005-2006 Honors Committee Members

Executive Committee

Dennis Glew, chair Classics and History
Bonnie Falla Reeves Library
Martha Reid English
Ed Roeder Physics and Earth Science
Liaisons

Robert Brill Psychology
Ben Coleman Mathematics and Computer Science
Stephen Corbesero Mathematics and Computer Science
Alysa Fischler Political Science
Michael Fraboni Mathematics and Computer Science
Sarah Johnson Psychology
Gary Kaskowitz Economics and Business
Dawn Ketterman-Banner Athletics
Alysa Lambert Economics and Business
Joel Nathan Rosen Sociology
Nathan Shank Mathematics and Computer Science
Erica Yozell Foreign Language

For questions about the Honors Program, send email to Honors Chair
For questions or commments about this webpage or site, send email to Honors Web Master

This page was last modified 12/31/69