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Thomas Hunter Honors Program

Welcome

The Thomas Hunter Honors Program is an interdisciplinary program that offers students a flexible curriculum focused on integrating diverse fields of study, encouraging critical thinking and intellectual exploration through personalized academic pathways. Students engage in interdisciplinary colloquia that blend knowledge from various disciplines, fostering a deeper understanding of complex issues. The program emphasizes individualized learning and academic excellence.

Honors students are not just focused on grades, but on growth—they push beyond the boundaries of the classroom to explore new ideas and challenge themselves.

Academics

With a focus on learning, students are encouraged to explore diverse fields of study, engage in thought-provoking colloquia, and work closely with faculty advisors to design a personalized academic path. Our program is designed to foster intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and academic excellence, preparing students to tackle complex challenges from multiple perspectives.

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Student Conference and End of Semester Party

Join us on Friday, May 16th for an interdisciplinary conference showcasing student work and our end-of-semester party.

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New Course Presentations and Social Get-Together

THHP Faculty from Anthropology, Biology, Film and Media, Philosophy, Romance Languages, and Social Work introduce their Fall 2025 courses.

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Professor Hennessy's Talk at "Women Medievalists on Medieval Women"

Dr. Marlene Hennessy, an advisor for the Thomas Hunter Honors Program, gave a talk on her recent book, Scottish Manuscripts & English Manuscripts

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Meet Our Team

Our dedicated faculty advisors are experts in a wide range of disciplines and are committed to guiding students through their interdisciplinary academic journeys. Council members work closely with students to provide mentorship, support, and personalized guidance, helping them design unique academic pathways and engage in meaningful, intellectual exploration. Their expertise and dedication are at the core of the program's success, fostering a collaborative and enriching learning environment.

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Faculty Highlight

Dr. Marlene Hennessy, a Thomas Hunter Honors Program advisor and professor of medieval literature, recently presented at a symposium on her recent book, Scottish Manuscripts & English Manuscripts in Scotland. Fascicle I: National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh.

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Dr. Marlene Hennessy

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