Honors Program students and faculty routinely represent the campus, community, and state in their roles as leaders, researchers, and global citizens. As individuals and as members of the honors community, students and faculty make regular contributions to our society by combining their unique talents, interests, and gifts with the skills, knowledge, expertise, mentorship, and support they receive from Minnesota State Mankato.
Katie was one of 50 students nationwide to win a Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Grant.
Six honors students have been awarded funds to support their research
Rachael Igo is the new editor-in-chief for the 2013-2014 academic school year
Zawed receives scholarship
The Honors Program at Minnesota State University, Mankato invites applications for a probationary position as Assistant Director of Honors and University Fellowship Coordinator.
Soboleva receives scholarship
Malecha will attend grad school at the University of California, Irvine in the fall
Students will graduate with Honors from Minnesota State Mankato this spring
The Faculty Association Executive Committee has selected faculty to serve on the Honors Council for Fall 2013 – 2016
Honors students and staff will travel to Duluth to attend the Upper Midwest Regional Honors Conference
Twenty-two honors students presented their research
The Honors Spring Luncheon is an event to wrap up the school year and reminisce on all that has been accomplished.
While in Ecuador, Webb conducted an internship with a local city newspaper
Zach Petzel has been named the new honors first-year learning community coordinator for the 2013-2014 academic year.
Tatiana Soboleva won a Foundation Grant from the Undergraduate Research Center.
For the past three years, Honors faculty have hosted a learn-to-curl social at the Mankato Curling Club.
Saburo and Marion Masada spoke about their experiences living in the Japanese American Internment Camps.
Every year, the Honors Program purchases tickets for Honors students to be able to attend various theatrical presentations.