The Stamps Eminence Scholarship Program places a high regard on academic rigor and original inquiry. With the resources of a first-class research university and the close-knit community of a liberal arts college, Stamps Eminence Scholars have the opportunity to work closely with some of the university's most distinguished faculty through the Stamps Eminence Faculty Network (SEFN).
Beginning research as early as the first year, Scholars go on to contribute to the body of knowledge in their field by completing an Honors Thesis or other capstone requirement for graduation. This collaborative experience enhances learning in all disciplines.
Stamps Eminence Faculty Network
One of the goals of the Stamps Eminence Scholarship Program is that each Scholar will develop close relationships with faculty members in an area of mutual interest. To meet this goal, the Stamps Eminence Program has created a network of faculty who are well connected to a wide variety of other faculty in their own and related disciplines and are able to identify those faculty who could potentially become mentors. This interaction will enhance the students' academic experience and help to connect them to opportunities, other influential faculty, staff, and students (both undergraduate as well as graduate).
Name | Title |
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Ruth Barrientos | Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health |
Bart Elmore | Professor, History |
Amanda Ewart Toland | Professor, Cancer Biology & Genetics and Internal Medicine, Division of Human Genetics |
Angus Fletcher | Professor, English |
Lisa Hall | Associate Professor, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering |
Jesse Kwiek | Professor of Microbiology, Vice Chair for Undergraduate Education |
Jennifer Leight | Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering |
Megan LePereSchloop | Assistant Professor, John Glenn College of Public Affairs |
Mitchell Lerner | Stamps Eminence Faculty Fellow and Professor, History and Director, East Asian Studies Center |
Thomas McDow | Associate Professor, History |
Kendra McSweeney | Professor, Geography |
Hollie Nyseth Nzitatira | Associate Professor, Sociology |
Paul Sivilotti | Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering |
Jonathan Song | Associate Professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering |
Maurice Stevens | Professor, Comparative Studies |
Asuman Turkmen | Professor, Statistics |