Midrise Residential Honors College
Purpose:
The Honors Residential Scholars community was built
to establish a strong formal and informal network of
support between residents and members of the NSU academic
community.
How It Works:
All residents in the Honors College are considered Junior
Fellows. In addition, the Honors College houses a “
Scholar-in-Residence” who is a NSU faculty member. Senior
Fellows are non-residential faculty members that hold
classes in the college as well as host non-formal activities
such as dinners in the commons room. This allows
the staff to plan and implement programs that will be
geared towards a students’ academic pursuits and also
gives the students an opportunity to begin networking
within their academic cohort.
Who Can Participate?
Students who have a 3.0 cumulative GPA and are
members or recipients of one of the following Honors Programs: DNIMAS, STARS, OCR, CMR, Board of
Visitors Scholars, Presidential Scholars, Craig
Scholars, and recipients of the Barnes and Noble
Scholarship.
Students with a GPA of 3.0 and above who are not
members of the Honors College will be considered for
assignment to the Midrise Residential Honors College
based on availability.
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DNIMAS
The Dozoretz National Institute for Mathematics
and Applied Sciences (DNIMAS) was established
to address the shortage of minority scientists
by producing graduates in the field of basic
and applied sciences. All students are supported
by full, four year scholarship/grant aid that
is renewed on an annual basis. DNIMAS students
major in biology, chemistry, computer science,
engineering, mathematics, or physics.
For more information on DNIMAS, please visit
www.nsu.edu/schools/sciencetech/dnimas/.
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STARS
Science and Technology Academicians on the Road
to Success (STARS) is a school-wide program
that builds on the successes of Norfolk State
University's undergraduate Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) programs.
For more information on STARS, please visit
http://www.nsu.edu/stars/.
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Board of
Visitors
The Board of Visitors provides scholarships
to out-of-state, first-time freshmen, who are
enrolled at the university full time. |
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Presidential
Scholars
The Presidential Scholarship recognizes students
who display exceptional talent in the visual,
creative and performing arts. This scholarship
is awarded to full time, in-state, freshmen
only. |
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OCR
The Office of Civil Rights is an outreach program
that's mission is to provide educational programs
and scholarship opportunities to individuals
in need. |
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CMR
The Center for Materials Research (CMR) enhances
materials research skills at the university.
CMR encourages students to obtain degrees in
material science disciplines and rewards deserving
students with annual scholarships. |
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Barnes and
Noble
Barnes & Noble sponsors a semester-long scholarship
for freshmen students who are active participants
in the NSU Honors Program. |
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William
L. Craig
The Honors Program provides an annual scholarship
for deserving freshmen students with a 3.0 GPA
who are active participants in the NSU Honors
Program. |
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Privacy
Policy
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