Dean's Scholars

A Dean’s Scholar is selected as an outstanding student representative of a major.  Dean’s Scholars are selected based on a faculty vote taking into account a variety of factors which may include but are not limited to:  GPA, exemplary character and behavior both in and out of the classroom, respect for and cooperation with others, valuing diversity, engagement in student organizations, volunteerism, self-confidence, initiative, persistence, enthusiasm, reliability, and ability to accept and use constructive criticism.

Each year the College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences honors twelve students from the various programs and we were able to do so fully in person this Spring in Hemphill Hall. Students were encouraged to invite friends and family and to also stay for a reception after the ceremony.

Help us extend congratulations to the following students:

Dominique Louise Batac representing Communication
Dominique Louise Batac Representing Communication
Maia Grove Representing Sociology
Maia Grove representing Sociology
Jessica Britton representing Media Studies
Jessica Britton representing Media Studies
Nora Lorèn Mills representing Psychology
Nora Lorèn Mills representing Psychology
Richard James Tisinger representing History
Richard James Tisinger representing History
DeAngelo F. Nichols representing Philosophy and Religious Studies
DeAngelo F. Nichols representing Philosophy and Religious Studies
Jaelyn Szerokman representing Social Science
Jaelyn Szerokman representing Social Science
Stephanie D. Sheline representing Interdisciplinary Studies
Stephanie D. Sheline representing Interdisciplinary Studies
Dana Ours representing Criminal Justice
Dana Ours representing Criminal Justice

 

Carli Wadas representing English
Carli Wadas representing English
Connor Harper representing Political Science
Connor Harper representing Political Science
Rafael Parra representing Foreign Languages and Literatures
Rafael Parra representing Foreign Languages and Literatures