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Ask the Honors Coordinators:
Dr. Lynne Andreozzi Fontaine401-825-2239
landreozzifont@ccri.edu
Karen Kortz
(please contact by email)
401-333-7443
kkortz@ccri.edu
Application Form
Step 1: Read the Instructions
Step 2: Download the Form
Instructions for Filling-out the Form
Please read these instructions BEFORE filling out the form
- Name: We need your full name, not any nicknames
- Student Identification Number: This is the number on your student ID. You can also use your social security number.
- Address: Please provide a full mailing address.
- Email Address: We will email all correspondence, so use an address you check often. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY!
- Faculty Advisor's Information: The faculty advisor's 8-digit Banner ID # can be found by your faculty advisor on Pipeline under For Faculty. Their email address is necessary so we can contact them with approval information.
- All Honors Project are in an existing course section (a course you are currently taking), include the 4-letter subject, number, section #, course title, and course reference number. The course reference number can be found in Pipeline. For example, Introduction to Geology is GEOL-1010-150, CRN 11260.
- You may do an Honors Project in an Independent Study that you have applied for separately through the school. As with Honors Projects in existing course sections, the Honors Project will be an extra project on top of the work you are doing for the independent study.
- Title for Project: This is what ever you want to name your project (with the approval of your advisor). The name may change as you complete the project. The title of the project will be posted on the Honors web page.
- Number of Honors Projects and Graduation Information: This is our check to see who will be an Honors Program Graduate.
- Objectives and Activities: What do you plan on doing? What questions are you trying to answer or what topics are you discussing? How will you go about doing this? Make sure your objectives are clear and you and the faculty advisor agree, since this is an agreement between you and your faculty advisor.
- Final Product: Will you be doing a poster presentation, oral presentation, written paper, art portfolio...? Make sure you are clear and the length and scope is specified, if necessary (e.g. 15 minute presentation or 20 page paper with at least 5 references). Also, be sure the length s appropriate, since this is a significant academic undertaking.
- Honors Forum: We strongly recommend participation in the Honors Forum. We also recommend that participation is part of the requirements for the final product. By checking this box, you are not committing yourself to participate.
- Final Grade: You will receive two separate grades for your normal coursework and your Honors Project. How your final grade is determined is up to you and your advisor.
- Conference Schedule and Dates: Again, this is up to you and your advisor. Some advisors want to meet every week at a set time and some are fine with having email updates. The beginning date is typically when you fill out the form and decide on a project, and the end date is typically the last day of classes. We recommend having the end date before finals, so you do not need to worry about completing your project in addition to taking finals.
- Signatures: We need the original signature of you and the faculty member. We cannot accept photocopies or faxes.
- Advice: Make a copy of the form for you and your advisor before you turn it in. Also, do not rely on your professor to turn in the form -- you should do it yourself to make sure it gets done.
(Please contact the Honors Coordinators
with any additional questions)
Download the Application Form
Below is the links to download the Honors Application Form as an Adobe PDF file. Unfortunately, electronic forms cannot be accepted because original signatures of the student and instructor are needed, so you will need to print out the form.
Application form in Adobe PDF* (25 KB)
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