The project is recorded as a 4-credit Junior/Senior Honors Project (xxxx 4970) on your transcript and counts as billable credit hours toward your degree.
What is the Honors Project?
The Honors project is an independent, creative endeavor that allows you to dive deep into your field of study. Your project could be a research study, original design work, music composition, theatrical production, media project, or any focused creative work within your CAMD discipline.
Program Requirements
Celebrate Your Achievement
At the end of each semester, Honors students showcase their completed projects during a college-wide poster session held on Reading Day. Similar to academic conferences, you’ll present your work through a professional poster display, allowing you to share your research, creative process, and outcomes with the Dean, faculty, fellow students, and the broader CAMD community. This celebratory event recognizes the exceptional work students create and provides an opportunity to engage with others about your project.
Recognition
Students who successfully complete the program earn an official Honors in [Major] credential on their transcript (for example, “Honors in Music” or “Honors in Architecture”), providing lasting recognition of your academic excellence and creative achievement.
Ready to get started? Contact Alex Cuff, Director of CAMD Undergraduate Advising, to discuss your Honors in the Discipline project ideas and begin the proposal process.
Contact Alex Cuff to discuss your ideas and begin the proposal process.
Honors in the Discipline Projects