Junior Accounting Major Enjoys Flexibility of Honors Program
Taking part in the Honors program has had a lot of perks for Richard Farmer ‘20.
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Meet Our Students and Graduates
Hear straight from students just like you. Or read stories from successful alumni who'll tell you just how far our Honors Program can take you.
Junior Thrives in Honors Program’s Open Learning Environment
From her very first Honors class at Susquehanna, Sarah Franzone '20 has enjoyed the open conversations that are a hallmark of our Honors program.
Honors Program Helps Biology Graduate Chart Her Course
Medical information isn't always easy to understand but Alysha Melnyk '14 wants to help change that.
Biochemistry Grad Serves as Harvard Postdoctoral Fellow
Now a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard, Sabin Mulepati ’08 had his research published in Science magazine in 2014, the same year he earned his Ph.D. in biophysics.
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Honors Student Enjoyed Being One of First Neuroscience Majors
Lauren Beck '16 entered Susquehanna as a biology and psychology double major, but quickly transferred into the neuroscience program when it was created in 2014.
Religious Studies, Creative Writing Major Teaching with AmeriCorps
While taking a few years off before going to graduate school in Northern Ireland, Madison Clark '15 is a Life Together Fellow and an AmeriCorps Teaching Fellow at Esperanza Academy, a tuition-free, independent middle school for underserved girls in Lawrence, Mass.