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You’ll find Honors students in a variety of disciplines across all colleges at the University of Delaware. Honors courses are rigorous and allow students more in-depth study of their subject areas. Honors is more than academics – our students live together in their first year, which sets the foundation for a strong community though their college careers. Our students are engaged in all areas of campus life and through Honors they can take advantage of enrichment opportunities in the form of guest lectures, research opportunities, and excursions regionally and abroad. To learn more about the Honors College, visit our admissions page.
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Gregory Hicks (center), Distinguished Professor of Health Sciences, receives the Axe Family Distinguished Honors Alumni Award. Pictured with Dean of the Honors College Michael Chajes (left) and Michael Axe (right), founding partner of First State Orthopedics.
Chemical engineering and computer science Honors double major Ishika Govil earned recognition as the High Index Senior for the UD Class of 2023.
Several University of Delaware Honors College undergraduates and alumni were selected for the National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship Program’s 2023 Class of Fellows, and several earned honorable mentions.
Honors student Shreeya Parekh, a cybersecurity advocate double majoring in computer science and political science, has been named a 2023 Truman Scholar.
Honors students Aniya Brown and Brenden Swanik are the 2023 recipients of the Emalea Pursey Warner and Alexander J. Taylor Sr. Awards for Outstanding Seniors, respectively, presented by the UD Alumni Association for leadership, academic success and community service.
Honors students receive 2023 Goldwater Scholarships, one of the oldest and most prestigious awards for undergraduate students planning research careers in mathematics, natural sciences or engineering.
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Willa Lane has earned the honor of being a 2023 Gates Cambridge scholar and will pursue her doctorate at Cambridge University in England.
Senior honors nursing student Luke Stuchlik said he feels as though he’s been transported into a hospital room as he works to care for four patients as part of a new virtual reality simulation offering in the School of Nursing.
UD engineering students travel abroad to understand the complexities of solving international challenges
Medical and molecular sciences majors thrilled by international experiences
Strengthening Connections between UD students and leaders
President’s Student Advisory Council created to explore important topics
Caroline Bowers ’24 studied species of skate in the Delaware Bay to determine diet
Read her story about working in the Aaron Carlisle lab during Summer Scholars 2022
