Kanya Allen, APSU Graduate Student, Corporate Communication

Graduated from the four year Honors Program, former Laurel Wreath Honors Society President

“Being in the Honors Program really enhanced my college education. I was able to interact with students like myself, as well as study under knowledgeable professors. One of the highlights of my college career was giving the address during the Awards Day ceremony as president of the Laurel Wreath Honor Society, an opportunity I never would have been afforded without the Honors Program. My mother still talks about how proud she was to see me share the stage with such distinguished professors. Again-not possible without the Honors Society!”

Christine Idoux, APSU Graduate Student, Corporate Communication

Graduated from the four year Honors Program

"I loved being part of the Honors program and having the opportunity to interact with other students who were like me. We are not dorks, we just love to learn! I also lived in Harvill Hall which I loved because it is in the middle of everything. I could sleep til 7:45 and still be on time for my eight o'clock class! Join us, you will love it."

Anita LeRoy, APSU Senior Physics Major with Minors in Math and Astronomy

Completed the two year Honors Program

Anita enjoys the freedom that the honors program grants her. Professors allow her own interests and ideas to guide her progress on assignments throughout the class rather than relying on a strict syllabus. Another opportunity the program provides is the interaction with students who are outside her major. Realizing that there are not a lot of chances for most students to hear people outside of their major voice their opinion on different topics, she enjoys the fact that the Honors Program gives her this chance. The Honors Program is able to bring in a variety of perspectives on issues by joining a group of diverse students.