Oregon State University Honors College alumni, faculty, parents, students and friends contributed to a record-setting day of fundraising for honors scholarships on Dam Proud Day 2026.
While Honors College courses frequently center global perspectives and experiential learning, HC faculty members take these components of an honors education one step — or rather, 5,025 miles — further each summer by transporting their classrooms from Corvallis to London.
This fall, Honors College alumna Giulia Wood became the first Oregon State University student to receive a Marshall Scholarship. Giulia is one of just 43 students from across the U.S. selected for this award, one of the world’s most prestigious scholarships. As a Marshall scholar, she will pursue a Ph.D. in marine sciences at the University of Liverpool, where she will investigate Antarctic krill physiology and their role in biogeochemical cycling in the southern ocean.
The Honors College is pleased to announce that Natalie Donato has been named the recipient of the 2025 Joe Hendricks Honors College Scholarship for Academic Excellence. Carley Beeman, Alexandra Egan, Kaitlyn Kim, Max Libmann and Cassidy Ochoa have been named runners-up for this prestigious annual award.
The Fulbright Student Scholarship is an international academic exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government for students pursuing graduate study, conducting research or teaching English abroad. This year, four Honors College students from Oregon State have been offered Fulbright scholarships for the 2024-25 academic year: Emma Baughman of Portland, Mohnish Judge of Lake Oswego, Aubreyanna Olsen of Salem and Camden Schmidt of Cheyenne, Wyoming. A fifth OSU applicant, Brittni Wisner of Palmer, Alaska, has been chosen as an alternate.
The Honors College is pleased to announce that Kaitlyn Kim has been named the recipient of the 2024 Joe Hendricks Honors College Scholarship for Academic Excellence. Nyssa Engebo, Mohnish Judge, Anna Nielsen, Sophia Fischer, Colin Lindquist and Lindsay Beaman have been named runners-up for this prestigious annual award.
The Oregon State University Honors College inspires students to find and develop their passions, realize their unique potential and grow intellectually, and the Honors Impact Scholars Program is designed to make sure that this transformative opportunity is in reach of all eligible students.
The Honors College is pleased to announce Lindsay Beaman as the 2023 recipient of the Joe Hendricks Scholarship for Academic Excellence. Shaurya Gaur, Bridget Price, Matthew Raffel, Anda Gherghe and Clare Jayawickrama have been named runners up.
The Oregon State University Honors College and the OSU Center for Humanities are pleased to announce the recipients of the summer 2022 Honors College-Center for the Humanities Research Internships. Honors College undergraduate applicants submitted proposals jointly with a faculty supervisor, and six teams were selected to participate in this year’s program.
The Oregon State University Honors College is pleased to announce Brandt Bridges, Brian Muhich and Kiera Dwyer as the recipients of the 2022 Honors College Outstanding Thesis Awards. Abbie Glickman has been named runner up.
