HONR 2720: Competitive Scholarship Workshop

University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Provides a supportive workshop environment for researching, drafting, developing, and revising material towards nationally competitive scholarships. Activities and assignments include academic resumes, personal statements, research statements, frequently appearing short-answer questions, and interviewing practice.� By the end of the course, students develop a malleable set of application materials that can be repurposed for multiple relevant scholarship opportunities. Section information text: In this workshop designed for applicants to nationally competitive awards, students will select opportunities to apply for and will work toward the submission of a complete application by the end of the semester. Students will gain familiarity with major application writing genres and learn about relevant resources on campus. This class will be held in Levine Hall 183 or 184. The instructor will communicate which room. Restriction: Must obtain approval from instructor by completing an Interest Questionnaire This course welcomes students who are enrolled in Honors (AAHP, BHP, CHP, UHP, or departmental), OR are in the following Scholars programs: Albert, Freeman, Johnson, Levine, Martin. Additionally, non-honors students are welcome to request permission to register; to do so, please contact Colette Chenault at [email protected].

Grade distribution records: 55 students across 6 terms.

Grade distribution

Based on 55 student grade records across 6 terms and 1 professor.

Instructors

• Andrew Keener 55 students