Tagged: Stamps Eminence Scholarship Program
Honors Faculty Feature: Dr. Mitch Lerner
Ty Wright | October 19, 2026The first step: Paige Consolo
Ross Bishoff | October 19, 2026Graduation wasn’t so much an ending for Stamps Eminence Scholar, Paige Consolo, as it was a change of scenery.
After studying food science and technology with a minor in biology, Consolo moved to Wisconsin this summer to begin Nestlé’s Manufacturing Leadership Development Program. The year-long rotational program is giving her a firsthand look at food manufacturing, from operations and continuous improvement to leadership, as she prepares for a future supervisory role.
15 students represent Honors and Scholars on the 2026 Homecoming Court
Benjamin Roebke | October 1, 2026This Homecoming season, 15 members of The Ohio State University's 2026 Homecoming Court are affiliated with Honors and Scholars, reflecting the community's tradition of leadership and engagement. Their selection comes as Kuhn Honors and Scholars House celebrates its 100th anniversary this semester.
Alumnus Named Ohio State’s First Samvid Scholar
Ty Wright | July 9, 2026Receiving a prestigious graduate fellowship is a distinction few students achieve. For Ohio State alumnus Anitvir Singh Taunque, being selected as a Samvid Scholar represents an opportunity to join a national community of future leaders dedicated to addressing some of society’s most pressing challenges.
Allison Sachs Finds Her Place and Purpose at Ohio State
Ty Wright | February 16, 2026Honors student and Stamps Eminence Scholar Allison Sachs remembers her first day at The Ohio State University as equal parts excitement and nerves. Coming from a high school graduating class of about 140, the scale of campus felt immense.
“I remember being very anxious but excited,” she says. “I had walked all of my classes the day before and still had my phone pulled out just in case I couldn’t find the buildings.”
The power of the pen: Student grant writers serve community
Paige Galperin | February 9, 2026In her first year at The Ohio State University, a search for local service opportunities led Nina Greenberg to a light-bulb moment.