It's been a wonderful fall semester in the Honors Program!  We welcomed 37 new first-year students in August.  Our sophomores are working diligently on the Sophomore Project, investigating ways to improve the bio-resiliency of North Country.  Juniors are working on proposals for their Honors theses.  Our seniors are hard at work finishing up their theses while making applications to graduate schools and interviewing for full-time professional positions.

The Honors Program will be growing in the coming years, and we will be launching new initiatives including a brand new Leadership Program and a $2,000 supplement to the Honors scholarship, which will provide funding for educational enhancement activities such as study abroad, travel to conferences, and service learning.

We will soon be sending you the annual Honors Newsletter, which will catch you up on the activities of our students and alumni.  
In the meantime, visit our website for the latest updates!