WSU Honors College

The following Honors College students received the 2018 Presidential Leadership Award.

Pierce Claasen, a sophomore student, received a scholarship from the Department of Gastroenterology at Mayo Clinic in the summer 2018 clinical and translation studies.

Honorary college students Samantha Reyes and Camille Culbertson were awarded Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.

Honorary college student Bogdan (Teo) Minka, Garrett Sneecker and Shiminin receive the Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship

Participation in campus: Garrett Kalt and Alyssa Norris participate in campus activities, Joanne Kunze Community Service, Performing Arts Alice Simstra

Honorable vocational school executive manager Debbie received the NCHC Executive Excellence Award in 2018

Sometimes Arisa often goes to ants, she wants to know how she came here. After a long term at WSU Honors College, Ali realized that he was studying the UN Relief Works (UNRWA) specializing in Syrian Palestinian refugees on behalf of Lebanon. She imagined that she was sitting at the United Nations conference and discussing with other participants trying to go out to discuss their country while drinking more coffee after the meeting. But she's here, it is quiet, white room and many plain black suits

Last week, WSU sent four students representing our English department at the Sigma - Tau Delta International Conference in Louisville, Kentucky. Krystal Iseminger, Mercedes Lubbers, Rhiannon Scharnhorst, Shannon Nakai are exhibiting critical and creative works Krystal and Rhiannon are participating in Fort Hays State University and member college northern part of Colorado in round table. In the discussion. Shannon served as a representative of students elected in Highland this year, got the opportunity to meet and present the keynote speaker of the meeting, and novelist Marlon James, who won the Booker Award.

We started the initiative with financial support from WSU's Berry Family CLA Faculty Excellence Program, Columbia Western Donation History President, WSU History Division Pettyjohn Fund, and WSU Manuscript, Archives and Special Collections (MASC) (1). ) We hold a two-year mixed seminar for graduate students and college students to explore the history and the environment of Great Plateau, (2) sponsor the two-year lecture held simultaneously with the seminar, (3) Establish. The digital archive includes the processing of collections related to the Colombian Plateau in MASC, creation of a website highlighting the work being done and the tasks that the teacher and students of WSU are doing. Columbia Plateau