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2018 Fine & Performing Arts Scholar graduate, Zoe Hester talks about how she became interested in a zero-waste lifestyle and her desire to share with others. Read more>>

Zoe continues her educational journey as an ETSU grad student, blogger, and creator of Instagram account: "Zero Waste East Tennessee."

Consider joining our growing family of graduates!

The future of the ETSU Honors College is bright. Learn about the exceptional students, programs, and experiences we bring to our campus.

"Psychosocial Well-Being and Efforts to Quit Smoking in Pregnant Women of Appalachia"

Brittney, a University Honors and Honors-in-Discipline scholar competed in the Social and Behavioral Sciences category taking third place out of 69 entries from students across the nation.

TWC Scholarship Fund provides students with transformative internship experiences.

Pictured left to right: University Honors Scholar Jonah Devaney, Honors Program Manager, Karla Leybold, and University Honors Scholar Austin Shaffer. Devaney, psychology major, internship placement with Teracore, Inc. Shaffer, political science major, internship placement with the Federal Trade Commission.

Sarah Anderson spent three weeks this summer in a program designed for future healthcare professionals.

Learning to address the health needs of a low-income, urban community in Hispanic North Philadelphia, Sarah says her experience has helped her re-examine her motives for becoming a nurse and her future goals as a health care professional.

A junior majoring in business and a film studies minor will have his next novel published by a respected publisher in the genre.

Zak has been writing since he was a teenager and has had stories appear in a couple anthologies. Read more about the author and his debut novel >>

Honors-in-Discipline scholar, James Maines recently completed a study abroad program at the University of Central Lancashire in the United Kingdom.

A Theatre and English major, James had the opportunity to learn more about his chosen career, build contacts, and surround himself with individuals from different backgrounds, lifestyles, and religions.

Kihley Bellamy (left) and Claire Roberson, two of only 22 students selected for 2018-19 honors program.

Read more about their individual academic achievements and reunion as they now share a path towards becoming nurse practitioners.