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Whether it is local, regional, or international, the Slippery Rock University Honors Program sees
the world as a text to be read and enjoyed. Learning should not be restricted to the confines of
campus, so SRU Honors students will share examples in which students can participate in
travel/learning experiences.
Mission Possible: Aiding Darfur
Caitlin Gallagher, Nyack College *
Samantha Glasstetter, Nyack College *
Stuart Guild, Nyack College *
Shelby Hannon, Nyack College *
Kerri Hulbert, Nyack College *
Because Darfur is a nation in need for aid both abroad and in America, we propose to help
Darfur within the scope of missions work in order to bring relief, aid, and faith to this broken
nation.
Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE): a match for honors students’ skills and expertise
Chiedza Mazonde, Dickinson State University *
Kevin W. Mtandwa, Dickinson State University *
SIFE, a non-profit organization, has over 42,000 students in over 40 countries. SIFE provides
honors students with opportunities to make a profound impact in their communities. Our poster
will engage people and provide information about SIFE, and give firsthand testimonials about
the benefits of SIFE to honors students.
The Fish Hut
Kaitlyn Toebe, University of West Florida *
The Fish Hut at the University of West Florida set up six 200 gallon fish tanks to give marine
biology students a chance to get hands-on experience with fish and the water.
Writing Honors Culture: The Honors Novel and Community Building
Daniel Bulone, Chapman University *
Brandon Padveen, Chapman University *
Elizabeth Parker, Chapman University *
Students in the Chapman University Honors Program collaborated on a novel with no guiding
principle other than to include people and settings from their honors program. We hope to
encapsulate and celebrate the unique honors culture at Chapman. We will discuss the novel’s
progress, its artistic merit, and the feasibility of the collaborative creative process.
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