The Honors Institute 

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Informed by a biblical worldview, you'll look closely at a variety of texts, works of art, and artifacts to consider how different cultures approach truth, goodness, and beauty.

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“The Honors Institute will serve the body, mind, and soul. Offering a well-rounded education, it will prepare students to engage thoughtfully with the world and take on leadership roles.”

- Dr. Corinne Gressang, Assistant Professor of History

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Dr. David Reiter
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Because the pursuit of wisdom is worth it!
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- Dr. David Reiter

Professor of Philosophy

Dr. Alessandra Brivio
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The Honors Institute offers a unique space for learning in a small cohort of equally engaged learners, and with the possibility of building meaningful, long-lasting relationships with professors who would be acting as intellectual guides.
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- Dr. Alessandra Brivio

Assistant Professor of History 

Dr. Adrian Smith
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America has entered a post-literate, post-truth era, determined to reject the wisdom of the past. The honors curriculum restores that wisdom and offers the student an exodus from a lifetime of banality.
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- Dr. Adrian Smith

Associate Professor of Bible and Religion

Dr. Christiane-Marie Abu Sarah
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Students will find a supportive community that encourages team-building and constructive competition rather than destructive rivalries; a program that shepherds the mental, spiritual, and intellectual health of its high-achieving students; a refreshing and peaceful natural environment; a place for kindling intellectual curiosity and lifelong friendships; an innovative and active learning environment; and one-on-one coaching from professors who are thought leaders in their fields.
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- Dr. Christiane-Marie Abu Sarah

Assistant Professor of History 

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