Network of Experts Faculty & Honors Advisers
The success of Schreyer Honors College, and of our students, depends on the enthusiasm of Penn State faculty across all colleges and campuses.
The success of Schreyer Honors College, and of our students, depends on the enthusiasm of Penn State faculty across all colleges and campuses.
Each year well over 1,000 Penn State faculty members serve as honors advisers, honors course instructors, honors thesis supervisors, honors option supervisors, or reviewers of first-year applications. Many also engage with the college as Faculty Fellows, Faculty Advisory Committee members, or as part of our Distinguished Honors Faculty Program. This section contains extensive information to help you in your honors roles—and to pursue new ones.
I think being in the Schreyer Honors College definitely helped me have a leg up in finding research opportunities and having professors confident in my ability to take on the responsibility of research. I’m working with stem cells and regenerative medicine. I was awarded an Erickson Discovery Grant this past summer and then the College gave me a summer grant to work on my research.
Emily Snow ' 23 Biomedical Engineering