Examples of senior activities include, but are not limited to, performances, papers, portfolios, or poster presentations. Most BDIC Honors Students who choose the Senior Activity option to attain Higher Honors enlarge the scope of their research paper for BDIC 496Y , the Senior Research Independent Study. Those wishing to do so should consult with Elaine Brousseau, Writing Counselor. The oral presentation and supervision of the guidance committee remain key components of the senior activity option. The Honors Committee approves the activities and the departmental honors tracks are revised accordingly.
Student meets with the guidance committee as necessary.
The committee chairperson assigns a grade upon completion of the work and oral presentation. The activity must be presented and summarized in a report which follows the guidelines for archiving established by the Honors office. ALL Higher Honors candidates must register their proposals for such honors in the Honors Office, form a guidance committee, make an oral presentation, and submit written work that meets honors research specifications. For more information, please consult the Honors Program or BDIC Honors Coordinator Linda Roney. All rights reserved.