SISTER ROSE THERING FUND LITERARY, DIGITAL AND FINE ARTS COMPETITION 2025 Competition Theme: Transitioning Apathy into Empathy Through her words and actions, Sister Rose Thering fought against anti-Jewish prejudice not merely to create understanding within her immediate circle, but to advocate for educational reform that would have a positive, lasting impact, enabling future generations to… Continue Reading »
Participation in the Honors Program is compatible with all 4 year undergraduate majors and programs at Seton Hall and with nearly all dual-degree programs. The only dual-degree program that is not compatible with Honors is the B.S. Biology/DPT Physical Therapy Program. In addition, the Honors Colloquia are recognized by several departments as sources for content… Continue Reading »
For Dept. of Communication, Media, and the Arts (BA Students) For Dept. of Educational Studies (BSE Students)
PRIMARY MAJOR IN ENGLISH (for students in The Honors Program who declared their primary major in English prior to Fall 2024) (33 credits) All students who pass HONS 1101 and HONS1102 receive credit for ENGL 1201 and ENGL 1202 English majors who pass HONS 2105 receive credit for ENGL 2205 Literary Genres and Precedents, which… Continue Reading »
Candidate Listing for the Oct. 2024 HPSAB Election
Faculty Profile – Dr. Kathleen Kidder
HONS 1101 – There will be a quiz given every class. In order to make up a missed quiz you must receive permission from your professor. Missing a quiz due to an absence from class does not automatically entitle you to make up the missed quiz. No more than three quizzes may be made up… Continue Reading »
Since getting his B.A. in Philosophy back in 2006, Dan Lowery has been playing flute, pipes and whistles for the past many years with “The Bronx Boys” Other gigs have included playing in the pit band on Broadway for “Come from Away.” In addition to performing, Dan teaches music and enjoys his life in St…. Continue Reading »
Bennet (Ben) Cerven graduated in 2011 with a B.S. Degree in International Relations and Diplomacy. Soon after, he took his violin to Europe where he set about busking. He is one of the founding members of “The Troublenotes.” Busking in Strasbourg About The Troublenotes
Students who complete the Honors Program have followed their interests into a variety of fields. For a sense of some of their stories, click below on those categories that align with your aspirations Music College of Communication and The Arts College of Education and Human Services College of Nursing Immaculate Conception School of Theology School… Continue Reading »