Contact: Mark Sawin
Semester Hours: 18
EMU Honors is designed to provide academically motivated students with greater opportunities for challenge and growth. It helps students develop:
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Honors Minor: This is the academic portion of EMU Honors, and any student may choose to add the minor and join the Honors cohort during their time at EMU. To be eligible, students must demonstrate strong academic performance and a dedication to being an active member of the EMU community. This academic minor includes the following:
Completion of Honors Core Courses (8 SH)
HONRS 111 Ruling Ideas (3)
HONRS 310+ Honors Colloquium (topic changes each semester) (3)
HONORS 401 Worldview Seminar (2; fulfills the Senior Seminar requirement for Core)
Completion of an Honors Project (9 SH)
An Honors project proposal, ideally completed and defended during the second semester of second year
Six (6) semester hours of preparatory course work related to the project that may include upper-level or advanced courses related to the project and outside the requirements of the student’s primary major; major involvement in an EMU organization, committee, or club that contributes to the project; or, internship, project or Honors directed study hours (HONRS 499).
HONRS 351 455 Honors Capstone (3) - A capstone course (it is currently a 1SH course) directed by the project director chosen by the student and the Honors Project coordinator, and resulting in a public presentation of the project to the EMU community during their senior year.
Cumulative GPA of 3.6 or greater at the time of graduation.
Serving in a leadership role in at least one EMU club, organization, publication, performance, or athletic team; or, having been an active participating in at least three.
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