The Chowan University Honors College will induct new members in October. They are:

Bricen Andreasen
Michael Bailey
Icez Barnett
Lanequa Bennett
Adasia Boone
Leia Cabradillia
Harley Cox
Dawson Cox
Cade Cradlebaugh
Tamara Davis
Lillian DeLucca
Cristina Flores
Brian Garcia-Diaz
Leah Hansley
Avante Hobbs
Brinna Houlahan
Victoria Isler
Alec Jackson
Regan Jackson
Logan Jeffrey
Santino Jose Sormani
Marin Knepper
Shanice Knight
Patrick Krack
Rebekah Lucas
Makenzie Mease
Madison Messina
Ross Miller
Azize Moore
Meghan Mutter
Sierra Oakley
Dragan Omcikus
Cheyenne Ouellet
Jalaya Parker
Carlos Pasula
Justin Pritchard
Kristina Razumovskaya
Haleigh Reid
Zhoe Richardson
Alondra Rivera
D'Arie Rodgers
Tayania Rogers
Anixa Rosa Martinez
Kai Rymes
Pedro Salvatori
Thomas Shin
Jordan Shumake
Damariae Smith
Michael Smith
Julia Stegmaier
Karensa Strieder
Ishua Stroud
Terri Stroud
Tayler Thomas-Tate
Matthew Thompson
Nathan Townsend
Rachel Van Buren
Destiny Vaughan
Valzhane Wallace
William West
Lane White
Alex Wildeboer

The Honors College

The Honors College at Chowan University is designed to offer attractive and challenging opportunities for intellectual growth to well-prepared and highly motivated students. The college has both curricular and extracurricular components. The Honors College Committee will normally consider for acceptance into the program any freshman who enters college with at least a 3.25 high school grade point average and an 1100 or higher SAT score. Transfer students and Chowan rising sophomores must have earned at least a 3.50 GPA and a B in English composition.

Chowan honor students will complete the program requirements, which include honors-enriched courses. The emphasis in any course designated as honors is on teaching students to articulate an understanding of a given field, to relate that field of knowledge to others, to think independently, and to write and speak clearly and cogently. Honors classes are generally smaller than usual and provide opportunities for intensive class discussion and innovative teaching. Students who successfully complete the Honors College graduate with a special designation on their diplomas and transcripts. Members of the Honors College hold automatic membership in the Honors College Student Association.

The Provost issues a special invitation to these students to join the Honors College.