The completion of an honors thesis is the cornerstone of the O’Neill Undergraduate Honors Program experience. Each student, with a faculty advisor, has conducted in-depth research on a topic of interest and relevance to public and environmental affairs. The Symposium celebrates their work resulting in research useful to both practitioners and academic scholarship.
Highlighting our honors students and their honors thesis research
Fall 2024 O'Neill Honors Symposium
Friday, December 6, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
- Five minutes are set aside at the end of each presentation for questions and answers.
Agenda
Lounge outside A225
Room A335 | Allison Schnable, Associate Professor and Director, O’Neill Honors Program
Panel 1A: U.S. Communities Through Climate and Economic Perspectives
Room A225 | Shannon Halinski, Ella Jasnieski, Nicholas Oshefsky
Panel 1B: Understanding the Current Healthcare Landscape
Room A335 | Alexandra Forsyth, Lauren Lykins, Lindsey Roskoph
Panel 2A: International Approaches to Policy and Accountability
Room A225 | Dayna Cohn, Anna Trautmann, Darby FitzSimmons, Anjani Dent
Panel 2B: Complexities of Education and Development in the U.S.
Room A335 | Morgan Browne, Aidan Hamilton, Forest Wallace, Abigail Miller