Kansas State University College of Engineering

The Kansas State University Honors Program is intended to recognize high achievement of outstanding students who go beyond the curriculum requirements for a given degree program to meet the challenges of completing advanced study, scholarship, leadership, and citizenship activities.

The College of Engineering welcomes qualified students to join the University Honors Program at any point in their academic careers in which they become academically eligible for admission into the University Honors Program.

The remaining 3 to 4 credits or equivalent necessary to complete the total of 8 credits required by the College of Engineering may be obtained by completing any combination of the following courses or activities. Activities listed, and a plan to determine satisfactory completion of the activities, must be approved by the College of Engineering honors coordinator in consultation with the departmental honors advisor and the University Honors Program Director prior to participating in the activity.

Activities shown in the following list are intended only as examples of ways by which PDUs may be earned. PDUs listed for each example are not intended to be absolute. Note that no one activity can be repeated for additional PDUs.
- International study abroad or national student exchange (3).
- Faculty-led study tour (1).
- Summer professional internship (2).
- Semester co-op experience (3).
- Community service including activities organized by Engineers Without Borders, Kansas State University, etc. (1 to 2).
- Submission of a design or written paper or poster for regional and/or national student competition (2). Personally presenting the paper or poster at a national meeting, add (1). Placing in the top 3 at the national level, add (1).
- Participation on an engineering-sponsored student competition team at the regional or national level (2). If serving as team leader, add (1).
- Student organization leadership position (local chapter president or vice president or equivalent) (1).
- Engineering Ambassador (1).
- Application for nationally competitive scholarship awards (Rhodes, Marshal, Truman, Goldwater, Udall, or equivalent) (2).
- Graduate coursework (1 PDU for each credit hour of 700 level or higher taken for graduate credit).
- Modern languages (1 PDU for each credit of 200 level or higher of a spoken modern language course or other as approved. Does not include literature or history courses.).
- Participation in a College of Engineering-supported learning community (1).
- Steel Ring (1).

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Contact information:

University Honors Program
7 Leasure Hall
Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS 66506-3506

Phone: (785) 532-2642
Fax: (785) 532-2955
ksuhonors@ksu.edu
www.k-state.edu/ksuhonors

College of Engineering Honors Program
1042 Rathbone Hall
Kansas State University
Manhattan, Kansas 66506-5104

Phone: (785) 532-5592
Fax: (785) 532-7810
engg@dengr.ksu.edu

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College of Engineering Honors Advisors:

College of Engineering Advisor
Richard Gallagher, Rathbone 1046, 532-5590, rrgllghr@ksu.edu

Departmental Advisors
Architectural Engineering & Construction Science
Sutton Stephens, Seaton 229, 532-3571, sstephen@ksu.edu

Biological and Agricultural Engineering
Gary Clark, Seaton 129, 532-5580, gac@ksu.edu

Chemical Engineering
Larry Glasgow, Durland 1013, 532-4314, glasgow@ksu.edu

Civil Engineering
Hani Melhem, Fiedler 2127, 532-1584, melhem@ksu.edu

Computing and Information Sciences
Alley Stoughton, Nichols 214, 532-6350, stough@ksu.edu

Electrical and Computer Engineering
William Kuhn, Rathbone 2065, 532-4649, wkuhn@ksu.edu

Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering
John Wu, Durland 2018, 532-3734, chw@ksu.edu

Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering
David Pacey, Rathbone 3032, 532-2610, pacey@ksu.edu

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Engineering Honors Student Journal (PDF)

Click here to view the spring 2008 Engineering Honors Student Journal.

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