Tag: Ball State Honors

Honors Students Named 500 Festival Princesses

February 19, 2025 by karamsey

Honors Students Named 500 Festival Princesses (Emerick, 2025) As May approaches, one of the exciting events that comes along with it for the Hoosier state is the Indianapolis 500. With that, many festivities come along with the racing event attracting thousands of fans to the state each year. To help supplement these events across the […]

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Honors Students Back from Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute’s Annual Trip to Disney World

February 18, 2025 by honors

Honors Students Back from Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute’s Annual Trip to Disney World (Emerick, 2025) Recently, honors students Caroline Emerick and Lily Redmon returned from the annual Excellence in Leadership (ELI) program trip to Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Students involved in the trip were invited to participate in the 2024 GEN:i Cohort under the ELI […]

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Get Your African American Studies Minor and Honors College Degree!

July 28, 2022 by Kristy Dishman

New Honors College Pathway to African American Studies Minor by JB Bilbrey Honors College students now have the option to pursue an African American Studies minor as part of their Honors requirements. This synergy between the Honors College and Ball State’s African American Studies program will strengthen diversity within the Honors curriculum as well as […]

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Chemistry Research Assistant Lauren Andrews

April 23, 2021 by Isabel Parham

By: Lauren Andrews Lauren Andrews is a third-year Chemistry major with an American Chemical Society (ACS) concentration and a minor in biology. In her free time, Lauren volunteers with Muncie Mission, and also likes to take care of plants, draw, paint, embroider, and spend time outside. Lauren is an Honors College undergraduate research fellow in […]

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Student Spotlight: Dorien Scheets

February 18, 2021 by Claire Enk

About Dorien Scheets: I graduated Ball State University in December 2020 with double majors in Anthropology and History, and double minors in Spanish and Sociology. Tell us a little bit about your internship. For the last six months, I’ve been working and living at Tumacacori National Historical Park in Tumacacori, Arizona. The “Women in Missions” […]

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Thesis Touchstone: A Snapshot of Indiana’s Woodlands

February 11, 2021 by Isabel Parham

By: Caitlin May Caitlin May is a senior studying Biology with a concentration in Wildlife Biology & Conservation and a minor in Spanish. Caitlin has always loved wildlife and the outdoors! After graduating, Caitlin plans to go to graduate school to further study wildlife biology and conservation in the context of human-wildlife interactions. Tell us […]

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Welcome Back, BSU Honors!

January 28, 2021 by Isabel Parham

Welcome back, #bsuhonors! Whether you’re on campus or online, we’re excited to see you again! To get you back in the swing of things, here’s a rundown on everything you need to know for the week. Friday, January 29 Walk and talk with Honors College Dean, John Emert Join Dean Emert at 9 AM for an […]

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Odyssey Accepting Submissions Until November 2

October 16, 2020 by Isabel Parham

By: Julia Tharp and Kallie Hunchman Odyssey is the Honors College’s creative journal, showcasing creative work from Ball State’s Honors students. With the deadline for Odyssey submissions quickly approaching, we caught up with two of the journal’s team members to learn more! About Odyssey Odyssey is a creative journal looking to bring the creative talents and […]

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Through the Eyes of an Officer: Student Honors Council’s Virtual Transition

October 11, 2020 by Isabel Parham

About Rose Winters: I’m a History and Philosophy double major with a minor in Ancient Studies. This is my third and final year at Ball State. I am the President of History Club, Vice President of Cardinal Cardboard, Editor-in-Chief of Stance, a member of Honors Association for Community Engagement (HACE), and an Undergraduate Teaching Fellow. […]

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Antiracism, Intersectionality, and Empowerment: A Campus Conversation

October 3, 2020 by Isabel Parham

Join the Student Antiracism and Intersectionality Advisory Council (SAIAC) in their campus wide conversation on Antiracism, Intersectionality, and Empowerment on Thursday, October 8 from 7:00-8:30pm via Zoom. Please register for the conversation here and circulate the flyer among your friends if you are interested. SAIAC is dedicated to developing strategies that will cultivate understandings of […]

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