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Kent State University welcomed the Honors College ’s largest incoming freshman class this fall, and the students are full of ambition, drive and focus. Despite the ongoing challenges the COVID-19 pandemic has placed on incoming college students, these Kent State students are resilient and ready to embark on their future paths.
Dean of the Honors College Alison J. Smith, Ph.D., said this year marks the largest class size of incoming honors students in the history of the college, with 593 total first-year students, in comparison with 587 students in the fall of 2022. Included in that total are 10 international students, the largest number of international students entering the college during their freshman year to date.
“The honors freshmen are in every [undergraduate] degree-granting college and in most undergraduate majors,” Smith said.
The College of Arts and Sciences attracted the most first-year honors students this year with almost 29% of the freshman class majoring in one or more of the college’s 42 majors, ranging from natural sciences and mathematics to social sciences and humanities.
The College of the Arts follows with just over 13% of incoming honors students selecting majors in visual, performing and design arts.
Other colleges gaining a significant number of honors freshmen this fall include the College of Education, Health and Human Services , as well as the College of Nursing and the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship .
Freshman fashion design major Renee Ellis from Chicago, Illinois, is 1 of 170 honors students joining the College of Arts and Sciences and has lived in six states before coming to Kent State to pursue her education.
Renee dreams of owning her own fashion business someday. She is inspired by different cultures and interactions between people, and she would like to center her focus on that in her future production.
“Especially being black, I love to see how clothing can translate into a culture,” Renee said. “I'm into storytelling, so I feel like if I were to put up collections right now, the focus is on… having people tell their stories through the clothing.”
Renee already has many clubs she’s interested in and taking part in, such as Black United Students (BUS), Kupita/Transiciones (KT), Neo Impact and Sister Circle.
Renee was drawn to the Honors College because she has been an honors student since high school and loves the challenge of honors courses.
As a freshman, Renee was accepted as a member of the Honors Leadership Academy (HLA), which connects incoming Honors College freshmen to leadership learning and civic engagement in the local community. Students are selected for this program based on excellent high school leadership experiences.
Aside from studying for classes, being a part of the HLA and multiple organizations and clubs, Renee enjoys cooking, baking and listening to her favorite music: gospel, R&B, Afrobeats reggae and rap.
Freshman political science major Annie Wendt from Dublin, Ohio, is on the pre-law track and expresses her passion in her choice of career path. Annie said she remembered attending her first protest at the age of 7.
“I see something and I want to fix it,” Annie said. “I feel like people are just getting more and more polarized, and I would like to try to help people, [and I] think that this is the best way to do that,” she said.
When it comes to a career goal, Annie could see herself as a representative or congresswoman, but she’s open to wherever her education takes her.
Aside from school and participating in HLA, Annie has a lot of interests that keep her busy, such as ceramics and color guard, which she hopes to join for the Kent State club team. She also has her sights set on the speech & debate team.
Annie applied to the Honors College because, like Renee, she has been in honors classes since high school. “In high school, it wasn't the course material that was better about the honors section, it was like the people [who] took the class because they wanted to take the class and they cared about [it],” she said.
Annie applied to be a member of HLA because she had been in several leadership positions since high school, such as being captain of the color guard team and a member of the design committee for the construction of her school.
“Maybe it's just how I built my personality or something, but I've always just [been a] natural leader,” Annie said.
Computer engineering major Phoenix Allen from Mentor, Ohio, arrived at Kent State as a freshman this fall with 17 college credits already completed. Aside from school, Allen enjoys playing golf, hockey and bowling, and he has his sights set on the High-Power Rocket Club .
Phoenix plans to declare a minor in computer science, as his dream career goal is to work for NASA. Phoenix said he has always had an interest in aerospace.
“When I was a freshman going into high school, I knew I've always been really, really good with technology and how that's worked, and then I eventually… built my own desktop computer,” Phoenix said. “I got all the parts and ended up building it myself… and I was like, this is definitely something I want to pursue,” said the computer engineering major.
Early childhood education major and fellow HLA member Benny Miller from Wadsworth, Ohio, said he wants to be a fourth- or fifth-grade teacher.
“I did some volunteer work with a church youth group and some sports camps for little kids, and I just really enjoyed it. I was like, maybe this is what I want to do,” the Honors College freshman said.
With hopes to be an elementary school teacher, Benny also pointed out the possibility of returning to school to receive higher education to become a principal or superintendent one day.
In his spare time, the early childhood education major enjoys playing video games, card games, basketball and spike ball, and he aims to join the Kent Men’s Lacrosse Club .
No matter the field of study or degree, the Honors College is delighted to welcome an array of new students with bright futures ahead of them. Dean Smith shared her enthusiasm for this large class. “We are excited to work with them and see all the great things they will do,” she said.
The Honors College has been enriching the lives of thousands of students since 1933 and now hails 11 Portz Scholars, as of 2023. The college is part of a long tradition of promoting academically motivated students with a unique academic experience. For more information about the Kent State University Honors College, please visit the Honors College website .
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The Senior Honors Thesis/Project is a 6-credit-hour independent project. It may be a research, creative, or applied project and is completed under the direction of a faculty member. Regardless of the nature of the project, the final thesis is a formal written document. For samples of theses in your discipline, please refer to our Thesis Archive.
330-672-2312 [email protected] www.kent.edu/honors Mission of the College The mission of the Honors College is to provide an enriched educational experience for academically motivated and talented students at Kent State University.
The Thesis Archive provides information about Senior Honors Theses/Projects that have been completed by Honors students over the years. The online thesis archive is meant to serve as a record of the undergraduate honors theses completed by Kent State University students.
Kent Kent State Trumbull Senior Honors Thesis Completing a Senior Honors Thesis is one way to earn Departmental Honors Designation. This is available to both Honor students and students not currently in the Honors program. Some topics covered in this very informative (short) video include: The benefits of completing an Honors Thesis
All students who are members of the Honors College are eligible to complete a Senior Honors Thesis. You must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5, or higher, to begin a Senior Honors Thesis. Please note that in order to earn Graduation with Honors, a 3.5 cumulative GPA is required at graduation.
The Kent State University Honors College established the Honors Leadership Academy in 2018, which connects incoming Honors College freshmen to leadership learning and civic engagement in our local community. ... The Senior Honors Thesis/Project is a 6-credit-hour independent project. It may be a research, creative, or applied project and is ...
The Honors College . Kent State University . Kent, OH 44242 . Revised 2012 . Contents . ... The Senior Honors Thesis/Project is both an opportunity and a challenge. Certainly the completion of this work looks good on a resume and provides an apprenticeship in professional
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Thesis Proposal Preparation Guidelines It is assumed that this preparation semester will result in the submission of a viable thesis proposal to the dean of the Honors College.
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THE HONORS COLLEGE . KENT STATE UNIVERSITY . SENIOR HONORS THESIS/PROJECT PROPOSAL . STUDENT INFORMATION 1. Name _____ ... Semester registered for the 2-credit-hour Thesis Proposal Preparation _____ b. Remaining credit-hour distribution. Semester Year No. of credits . APPROVALS 10. Faculty advisor approval ...
Montgomery's award-winning thesis, completed in the spring of 2023, is entitled, " Atmospheres of Light ". She explained, "…it was my goal to capture the elusive nature of light, make sense of the influence it has on human beings in the built environment, and to inspire more thoughtful lighting design.
Students who have completed honors work at another institution of higher education and students who are interested in completing a senior honors thesis or project will be given preference. Interested students should plan to attend a thesis information meeting or meet with an Honors College advisor prior to the planned semester of admission.
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HONR 40099 SENIOR HONORS THESIS/PROJECT (ELR) 1-10 Credit Hours (Repeatable for credit) Thesis or creative project. Prerequisite: Special approval of department. Schedule Type: Senior Project/Honors Thesis Contact Hours: 1-10 other Grade Mode: Standard Letter-IP Attributes: Experiential Learning Requirement
Student must contact an Honors College Policy Council Member and request they serve on the thesis defense committee. The Honors College Policy Council member must agree to serve on the thesis defense committee before submitting this form. Please reach out to a council member and receive their permission before listing them on this form ...
Senior Lecturer, Kent State University, Kent Campus, 2016 to present Mediator, Stark County Court of Common Pleas, 2005 to Present ... Senior Honors Thesis Projects . Vitae, Paul A. Mastriacovo Page 4 of 4 o Advisor, Individual Honors Work o Faculty mentor for students participating in Political Science Department Columbus Program
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