Research

Join us for Franke Honors Pinnacle, a signature event hosted by the W.A. Franke Honors College celebrating the outstanding research of our undergraduate students. This showcase features the Honors Thesis projects of graduating seniors, Quest research presentations, and creative video representations of other research projects.

Outstanding work will be recognized with financial awards in multiple categories, including Quest projects, senior thesis research, and creative video presentations. Whether you’re presenting, attending, or serving as a judge, this is an opportunity to engage with the incredible scholarship happening within the Franke Honors community.

Take a break from your studies and come check out Hailey Hein's Honors Quest project exploring the mind body relationship and its implications for health and health care.

Come learn about the Fulbright scholarship and what you need in order to apply. We will be answering questions and providing resources you can use to work on your application.

Join us for an evening of cultural exchange and insightful conversations at the Fulbright Reception, held in the vibrant ambiance of the Honors Village courtyard. This special event will feature distinguished guests, including Karoly Jokay from the Hungarian-American Fulbright Commission, as well as a dynamic panel comprising Fulbright recipients from the U.S. Student Program, U.S. Scholar Program, and Specialist Program.

So you have a poster and need to start preparing for your presentation. What do you do with it? This workshop focuses on putting together academic posters (particularly in STEM). This will be a great opportunity to learn skills and prepare for presenting work at Pinnacle as well!

In collaboration with Paul Blowers and Melissa Ayala, Franke Honors will host a Research Communication Workshop for honors students who are seeking or currently exploring research opportunities. This workshop will focus on developing your professional skills to effectively communicate through cold outreach and in-person meetings.

This virtual workshop is designed to prepare students to submit the Exploratory Mini Grant (EMG) application (due 4/4).

This workshop is designed to prepare students to submit the Exploratory Mini Grant (EMG) application (due 4/4).

This workshop is designed to prepare students to submit the Exploratory Mini Grant (EMG) application (due 4/4).

Got questions about the Exploratory Mini Grant application that's due on 4/4 (today!)? Pop into these virtual office hours with staff to answer any last-minute concerns.