ELEANOR JEFFERS Class of 2024. Philosophy Major. Details Forthcoming. Care Ethics for the Recently Deceased My project will analyze how an ethic of care can
HAILEY NASS Class of 2025. Elementary Education Major. I come from a family of teachers and have always been drawn to helping people. I am
MICHAEL ST. MARIE Class of 2024. Theology Major, English Minor. Next stop: attending Western Theological Seminary in Holland, MI next fall to pursue an M.Div.
Hi blog readers! My name is Bryn Cavin, and I am a junior English Literature and Writing major with a minor in Editing and Publishing.
Hello! My name is Jacqui and I’m a junior in biology at Whitworth. I love working with plants and animals and I’m especially interested in horticulture and aquaculture. I’ve had the incredible opportunity to embark on an Honors internship semester at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C. this fall term, and I’d like to share a little about my experience.
My internship experience started out as a bit of a disappointment, but after some research and determination, I learned a lot and I am so
Brenden Archer, a senior majoring in Percussion Performance, has had a wide variety of musical opportunities during the fall of 2023. Read his reflection on these different events, how they will play into his future, and how they have helped him grow.
Brenden Archer, a senior majoring in Percussion Performance, completed an independent study during the fall of 2022. In the study, he examined the book You Can Do Anything by George Anders and reflected on how the lessons in that book excite him for his future as a liberal arts major. Read his final reflection on the experience through this post.
Madalyn and Madeline have realized that living on the Honors floor means a circle of closely knit, motivated women with similar academic values and goals. Read about their experience on Warren Second East!
I have spent my semester in Washington, D.C. interning at the National Museum of American History (NMAH) with the Education & Impact team. This
By Gabriel Meek Three words capture the essence of the Honors Jan-Term Smithsonian trip of 2019. Not as planned. The trip was supposed to have
My name is Grace, and I applied to the Smithsonian Semester program because the opportunity to gain skills off-campus held great appeal to me. As
