All these decisions are made in collaboration with the Director of Undergraduate Programs, the student's principal adviser. In addition, each student writes an honors thesis. The thesis adviser is a faculty member who can provide guidance on the topic the student wishes to investigate. We encourage students to enroll in an independent honors research course with their thesis adviser during the semester preceding the thesis credit enrollment. The Honors Research course can count as one of the four honors courses.
Modest support is available for research expenses in completing the thesis.
The Honors Program is very small, and offers the chance to pursue a flexible and creative program in close work with a faculty member and the program director. The School of Public and Environmental Affairs . Indiana University 1315 East Tenth Street . Bloomington, IN 47405 .