Honors & Service Learning Symposium At Sinclair

10/10/2019

Join us for the Fall 2019 Honors and Service Learning Symposium!

Hosted by the Sinclair Honors Program and the Department of Service Learning, the Symposium consists of exhibits that showcase the best each department has to offer. A panel of judges consisting of Sinclair staff and faculty will evaluate all exhibits. The three exhibits with the highest evaluation....

03/27/2019

Did you take a class for Honors Credit during Fall 2018 or are you currently taking a class for Honors Credit?

Do you plan on taking classes this summer?

If you answered yes to both of these questions you may be eligible for the Robyn Lauren Ulrich “Dancing Angel” Scholarship For Sinclair Honors Program Students.

Purpose: This scholarship is intended to encourage students who have faced significant personal challenges while remaining committed to personal and academic excellence.

Requirements:

• Must have been accepted into either the Sinclair Honors Program or Global Scholars path
• Must have completed at least 1 of the required 4 Honors courses prior to applying for the scholarship and have maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.25.
• Barring extreme circumstances, students must have graduated high school to qualify
• Students must upload a letter of recommendation electronically to their application
• Required essay (Arial 11-point font and one-inch margins) on the following: How do you believe you embody the qualities of courage, persistence and compassion and demonstrate them in your thoughts and actions? What is the most significant challenge you have ever faced? How might receiving this scholarship assist you in being better prepared to serve others in your community?

How to Apply

Students may apply for the Robyn Lauren Ulrich Scholarship online using Sinclair’s Online Scholarship Application System at www.sinclair.edu/scholarships. Applications are open during the months of June, November, and March for upcoming semesters. Students complete a General Application and then click “Apply” on the Robyn Lauren Ulrich Scholarship listing to upload the required essay and letter of recommendation.

Students should complete a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at www.fafsa.ed.gov along with applying for the scholarship. For questions regarding the FAFSA, contact the Financial Aid & Scholarships Office at [email protected], 937-512-3000, or on the third floor of Building 11 at Sinclair’s Dayton Campus.

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03/20/2019

Just one week left to register! Spaces are limited!

Hosted by the Sinclair Honors Program and the Department of Service Learning, the Symposium consists exhibits that showcase the best each department has to offer. A panel of judges consisting of Sinclair staff and faculty will evaluate all exhibits. The three exhibits with the highest evaluation sco...

03/15/2019

Join us in recognizing students who seek intellectual challenges and are willing to assume more responsibility for their learning experience by taking Honors Courses. We will also be recognizing students that have complete the Honors Scholars and Global Scholars Paths, as well as, the winners from our Fall and Spring Symposium.

All students that have completed their first Honors course during the 2018-19 academic year will be receive a Sinclair Honors Pin.

The Pinning Ceremony will take place during the Honors and Service Learning Symposium.

Graduating Honors students will receive additional recognition.

Honors students that have completed the Honors Scholars or Global Scholars path will be presented with their medallion in addition to their pin.

Honors students that won awards in the Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 Honors and Service Learning Symposium will receive their trophies.

If you took an Honors Class this year and you are unable to attend our recognition ceremony please email [email protected]. Included your name and tartan id in the email

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03/14/2019

Robyn Lauren Ulrich “Dancing Angel” Scholarship For Sinclair Honors Program Students - Application Deadline March 30th

Did you take a class for Honors Credit during Fall 2018 or are you currently taking a class for Honors Credit?

Do you plan on taking classes this summer?

If you answered yes to both of these questions you may be eligible for the Robyn Lauren Ulrich “Dancing Angel” Scholarship For Sinclair Honors Program Students.

Purpose: This scholarship is intended to encourage students who have faced significant personal challenges while remaining committed to personal and academic excellence.

Requirements:
Must have been accepted into either the Sinclair Honors Program or Global Scholars path
Must have completed at least 1 of the required 4 Honors courses prior to applying for the scholarship and have maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.25.
Barring extreme circumstances, students must have graduated high school to qualify
Students must upload a letter of recommendation electronically to their application
Required essay (Arial 11-point font and one-inch margins) on the following: How do you believe you embody the qualities of courage, persistence and compassion and demonstrate them in your thoughts and actions? What is the most significant challenge you have ever faced? How might receiving this scholarship assist you in being better prepared to serve others in your community?

How to Apply
Students may apply for the Robyn Lauren Ulrich Scholarship online using Sinclair’s Online Scholarship Application System at www.sinclair.edu/scholarships. Applications are open during the months of June, November, and March for upcoming semesters. Students complete a General Application and then click “Apply” on the Robyn Lauren Ulrich Scholarship listing to upload the required essay and letter of recommendation.

Students should complete a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at www.fafsa.ed.gov along with applying for the scholarship. For questions regarding the FAFSA, contact the Financial Aid & Scholarships Office at [email protected], 937-512-3000, or on the third floor of Building 11 at Sinclair’s Dayton Campus.

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03/13/2019

Still not sure if you should participate in the Honors and Service Learning Symposium? Here are a few things to consider before making your decision:

• Your project doesn’t have to be completed! This is a great time to get feedback before you submit your final project to your instructor.

• If you are an Honors Scholar your participation in the Symposium counts as an Honors Experience.

• We provide you with a free tri-fold board.

• We provide you with a free lunch.

• Phi Theta Kappa members ear SOAR points for participation.

• And MOST importantly we would love to see what our students are doing for Honors and Service Learning Projects. It gives us the opportunity to evaluate our program and make improvements

So think it over, talk to your classmates, talk to your teacher and then use the link below to register:

The Symposium is on Wednesday, April 10th from 10:00 am – 3:00pm in the
Loggia (upper level of the library).
The registration deadline is Wednesday, March 27, 2019

If you have any questions and/or concerns email us at [email protected] or stop by Honors Office (8-025D) on the Dayton Campus during office hours.

You can also post a question on our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SCCHonorsFans/

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sinclair-honors-and-service-learning-symposium-spring-2019-registration-53306190250

02/22/2019

Registration is now open for the Spring 2019 Honors & Service Learning Symposium.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sinclair-honors-and-service-learning-symposium-spring-2019-registration-53306190250

01/29/2019

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Hosted by the Sinclair Honors Program and the Department of Service Learning, the Symposium consists exhibits that showcase the best each department has to offer.

A panel of judges consisting of Sinclair staff and faculty will evaluate all exhibits.

The three exhibits with the highest evaluation scores will earn the following titles:

Superior (1st place)
Excellent (2nd place)
Outstanding (3rd place)

There will also be a People's Choice Award for the exhibit that receives the most votes from the public.

Students wishing to participate in the symposium should register by March 27, 2019. Projects do not have to be completed to be part of the Symposium. Participants are NOT required to stay for the duration of the event.

This event is open to the public. A schedule of presentations will be available a week before the event.

All questions about this event should be submitted via email to [email protected].

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