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Clemson University Honors College

Profiles of Clemson Honors students, faculty and alumni.


Raven Magwood, communication studies ’12: Published author, noted speaker and television show host graduated Clemson Honors at the age of 19

November 30th, 2012

By Haley Sulka Creative Services, Class of 2013 Three D’s, one girl and a long list of accomplishments and ambitions. Clemson senior Raven Magwood believes that dedication, determination and discipline are the sources to her success. She holds a calm and quiet demeanor in the classroom, but that just barely taps the surface of who [...]

Jennifer Rahn, Biological Sciences ’10: How the FIRST program helped Jennifer succeed

November 20th, 2012

By Christina Rossi Alumni Association, Class of 2012 At 7 years old, Jennifer Rahn ’10 decided she wanted to be a doctor. Today she is making her dreams come true at the Vanderbilt School of Medicine, but getting there was not easy. As the first person in her family to attend college, she could not [...]

Honors students part of Clemson team to win awards at National Educational Debate Association tournament

November 13th, 2012

Congratulations to Honors students Cameron Eagles, Gabby Norris, and Jenny Tumas who were part of this award-winning debate team. Published: November 1, 2012 By Kelly Borglum CLEMSON — Clemson University’s debate team won the overall team sweepstakes and its members won first place in novice and varsity competitions at the National Educational Debate Association tournament [...]

Adrienne Burris, English ’10: Good, bad and ‘ugly words’ — This Honors alumnus-created creative writing program aims to erase students’ fear of the written word

September 12th, 2012

(Adapted from Journal Watchdog. Original article can be found here.) Ugly Words, a new program to inspire students aged 6 to 18 to write, is the brain-child-in-bloom of Adrienne Burris, a graduate of Clemson University’s Creative Writing program and the Calhoun Honors College. Though the project is freshly hatched, Burris already has a successful event [...]

Derrick Brown, electrical engineering ’91: My Honors classes helped me nurture my writing and speaking in ways that augmented my focus on engineering as a career path.

September 11th, 2012

After Elloree, S.C., native Derrick Brown earned a Clemson bachelor’s and Georgia Tech master’s in electrical engineering, he found a passion for education. In 1998, Brown founded KnowledgeBase, Inc., creating content to enhances reading, writing, math, entrepreneurial, leadership, and critical thinking skills. From 2004-2010, he served as a founding faculty member, governing board representative, Director [...]

Graham Yennie, mechanical engineering: Winner of $10,000 from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation

September 11th, 2012

Honors College student Graham Yennie received a $10,000 scholarship from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation (ASF) at the Sept. 8 Clemson vs. Ball State football game. S.C. native and Hall of Fame astronaut Frank Culbertson presented the check on behalf of the ASF. “Graham has demonstrated quality leadership in mechanical engineering at Clemson University,” said Culbertson. [...]

Week of Jan 23, “The Thinking Tiger”:

January 23rd, 2012

A MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR, Dr. Bill Lasser Today we begin a new tradition of sending out the Honors College newsletter early in the week, instead of on Thursdays. We hope this time shift will better allow you to incorporate Honors College events and activities into your week, and will keep you better informed of [...]

Katherine Chisholm, mathematical sciences ’05: Each experience of your life is a puzzle piece and you decide what the overall picture will be.

August 1st, 2011

Katherine Chisholm Mathematical Sciences with concentration in Biological Sciences Class of 2005 Greenville, South Carolina After graduating from Clemson, I earned a dual master’s in public health degree from Emory University in epidemiology and global health. I am currently based in Cairo, Egypt, as a regional epidemiologist with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s [...]

Dr. Robin Kowalski: It’s quite an honor to work with Honors students.

August 1st, 2011

Dr. Robin Kowalski Professor of Psychology Dr. Kowalski (“Dr. K,” as she is known to her students) has long been regarded as one of the top teachers at Clemson. Recently The Princeton Review named her one of the top 300 professors in the U.S. Kowalski regularly teaches the Honors section of PSYC 201: Introduction to [...]

Dr. James Morris: Honors students ask difficult question…and then solve them.

August 1st, 2011

Dr. James Morris Associate Professor of Genetics and Biochemistry Since his arrival at Clemson in 2003, Dr. Morris has interacted with Honors College students in both the classroom and as a mentor in several Honors research programs. Through Honors College courses like Introduction to Genetics (GEN302H), he saw many talented groups of students at work. [...]

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