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Trevon Jamison MCOM310<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Honors Program and Upcoming Events\u201cThe Honors Colloquia are scholarly talks and presentations offered throughout the school year. They provide a venue for Honors students and faculty to present their research, but also for the Honors program to bring speakers to campus from outside the university community.\u201d said Professor Craig Nakashian, the director of the academic honors program. Professor Nakashian became interested in the honors program as an undergrad at his old institution where he helped start an honors program. As a student he saw the value of the program and what it did for students and the college campus. In 2010 he served on the honors committe at TAMUT.\u201cThe honors program gives students access to unique innovative courses. They also run team taught seminars and mentor projects in the students area of interest.\u201d said Professor Nakashian. The program hosts 5-7 public events each semester that are academically focused. Usually taught by faculty or students.Over the course of the next three weeks there will be two events held on campus in person with the option to zoom in for students and staff. On October 26th, 2021 Dr. Md. Nizam Uddin will cover Atmospheric Water through Nanotechnology. Location will be UC 217 from 12:15pm – 1:00pm. November 9th, 2021 will be the first student thesis project presented by Brooklyn Bailey and Professor Kevin Ells. The event will cover how big corporations utilize different social media sites to improve business techniques. Location will be UC 217 from 12:15pm – 1:00pm.For students wanting to join the honors program they must have a 3.25 GPA or Higher and fill out the application located on the TAMUT website. All honors program events are open to the public<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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