Wed., Feb. 1, deadline for Honors College Faculty Fellow applications

Nominations and applications close Wed. (Feb. 1) for WSU faculty seeking to be an Honors Faculty Fellow.

Fellows have, do, or will make significant contributions to Honors and its students. Examples might include: teaching for Honors; developing and leading faculty-led study- and research-abroad student programs; being as a research mentor or hosting an internship; serving on the Honors Council or advising the dean; and being an Honors College ambassador on campus.

Honors Associate Dean David Shier is the contact person for any questions. Information about eligibility and the application process is on the college website at https://honors.wsu.edu/honors-faculty-fellows/.

Tenured and tenure-track faculty, clinical-track faculty, and instructors with current WSU appointments are eligible for these honorary, three-year appointments. Some special funding may be available.

For more information on the college, visit https://Honors.wsu.edu .

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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