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About the Honors Forum
What It Is
The Honors Forum is an annual event near the end of the spring semester where Honors Projects are displayed to all attending. To promote widespread appeal, a talk by an invited speaker is given at the beginning of the event. Following the talk, students present their projects while refreshments are served. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to showcase your honors project which you worked hard on during the semester (and it looks good on your resume as well!). Any project done during the academic year (summer, fall, and spring) is eligible for the Forum at the end of the spring semester.
Poster Guidelines
Projects will be displayed in a format that best suits them, such as a poster, a portfolio, displayed artwork, etc. Most projects, but not all, are best suited for posters. Posters will be displayed on freestanding cardboard folding sheets (typically 3’ x 4’) . Each project (including non-posters) must have a title banner and a short abstract (one or two paragraphs describing the project). All writing on posters should be large enough to read from a distance of 5 feet.
On a poster, a picture really is worth a thousand words!
Honors Forum 2007
The 2007 Honors Forum was held on Tuesday, May 1 at 7 pm at the Knight Campus in the Great Hall. Paul Beaudette gave a talk "The Climate Project" based upon Al Gore's talk in An Inconvenient Truth. Following the talk, students displayed their posters and refreshments were served. Click on the picture below to link to more pictures of the event. Read more about the event.
Honors Forum 2006
The 2006 Honors Forum was held on Friday, April 28 from 12-2 at the Knight Campus in the Great Hall. All projects completed during the 2005-2006 academic year were eligible. The pictures below show a few of the students participating in the Honors Forum. Faculty member Jay Lee received the Dedicated Faculty award from Honors students. Certificates of participation were presented by Vice President Lela Morgan (with Honors Coordinators Lynne Andreozzi Fontaine and Karen Kortz standing by).
Honors Forum 2005
The Honors Forum was a great success! Below are some pictures of students presenting posters of their Honors Projects and receiving certificates of participation.
