The Dorothy & Bill Cohen Honors College Weekly Update

Mahreen Ahsan
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

Jannet Balderrama Lopez
University Honors Minor

Christopher Basic
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

Zoe Blair
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholat

Kylie Cameron
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

Brittany Crowder
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

Isabella Golden
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

Samantha Hatfield
Honors General Interdisciplinary Track: Languages and Tech

Aliya Jankowski
University Honors Minor

Haley Kauffman
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

David Kiker
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

Audrey Moore
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

Cheyenne Nguyen
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

Elizabeth Nguyen
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

Damon Penner
Emory Lindquist Honors Scholar

Lauren Rymill
Communication Sciences and Disorders Departmental Honors

Inneke Vargas
Honors Law & Public Policy
Psychology Departmental Honors

Congratulations Dorothy & Bill Cohen Honors College & Departmental Honors Graduates!

DEADLINES

Attention Fall 2020 Graduates!

If you haven't already, please complete the 2020-2021 yearbook form.

Be on the lookout for an email with the Cohen Honors Graduate Survey. Your responses will be used to improve the Honors experience for current and future students.

Honors College Lounge Survey

The Honors College Student Council is considering extending the hours the Honors College is open next semester. Your feedback is extremely valuable.

Click here to fill out the brief form by Friday, December 11.

Apply for Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol

The Kansas Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol event is an opportunity for students to present their research experiences virtually to state lawmakers and the WSU community on March 2, 3, and 4, 2021.

Up to 40 students participate each year representing each of the state’s eight public four-year institutions. Projects from a broad range of disciplines are encouraged - especially posters that relate to the state of Kansas and issues important to the State Legislature (e.g. education, health, agriculture, aviation, biotechnology, energy, transportation, manufacturing, environment, and social services).

Up to five projects will be selected from each institution, and students working on the same research project are encouraged to apply as a group. Click here for more information and to apply for Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol.

The application deadline is January 24.