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 really enjoy being around other Scholars and focusing on things that don’t necessarily get brought up on a daily basis. For example, we’ve talked about Afghanistan and refugees and mental illness. It’s really nice how Scholars come together and talk about ideas. Everyone just respects each other. Everyone just wants to support each other and push each other, making sure everyone is doing their best.
Jackie Zheng ' 24 Architecture