Overview
Honors College students who complete Capstones and +Honors Contract Coursework are invited to share their academic work in the form of short digital presentations as part of our Public Scholarship Program developed by Honors College Faculty Fellow Dr. Kristen Syrett.
Students are able to fulfill their public scholarship requirement for Capstone and +Honors Contract Courses by presenting in their classes, departments, the Aresty Research Center Symposium, topic-specific conferences both locally and nationally, Douglass Discovery Day, and in other forums that provide an appropriate audience and an opportunity to engage in substantive dialogue about their studies.
Honors students in need of a public scholarship option are invited to participate in our Honors College Public Scholarship Program, where they receive expert coaching from HC Faculty Fellows to succinctly present an idea in a way that is both accessible and captivates an audience in digital form.
The Honors College has a strong history of supporting our students as they share their scholarly pursuits in a variety of formats, from preserving work through the Rutgers Libraries to guidance on creating posters for department defenses. Our digital catalog of scholarly presentations showcases the work of our students for a broad audience, highlighting the variety of academic explorations our students engage in daily.
We hope you enjoy our Honors College Public Scholarship Presentations!
Register to Participate
All Honors College students who are not utilizing a traditional public scholarship opportunity are required to participate in our Honors College Public Scholarship Program (PSP) to fulfill their Capstone or +Honors Contract Course public scholarship requirement.
Capstone and +Honors Contract Course students will be contacted by their school-based academic advising team with program registration information during the appropriate semester of their studies.
Students in the PSP are required to attend a minimum of 2 coaching sessions, either in-person or virtually, and submit a video of their presentation.
QUESTIONS
For any questions, please email Dean Rydel.