Over the past 20 years, we've had some outstanding Honors students, and quite predictably, they've gone on from AU to do some pretty incredible things. Our graduates include Fulbright Scholars, Peace Corps volunteers, award-winning artists, attorneys, researchers, and engineers.

They've gone on to complete graduate studies at some of the nation's most prestigious universities, including Harvard, Yale, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, and Johns Hopkins.

Recent Honors graduates:

Jill Balzano (2008) New York University, Publishing

Leslie Emery (2008) University of Washington, Seattle, Genome Sciences

Justin Parietti (2008) Owens-Illinois

Shannon Richmond (2008) School of International Training (SIT), South Africa

Edgard Rivera-Valentin (2008) University of Arkansas, Space and Planetary Science Program

Molly Ambrogi-Yanson (2007) University of Denver, International and Intercultural Communications

Annie Chih (2007) Massey U. Vet School, New Zealand

Kellie French (2007), SUNY Binghamton, English

Tara Ketterer (2007), Barcelona, Spain, English Teacher

Erin Letovsky (2007), University of Edinburgh, Geosciences

Brian Norby (2007), Mengel, Metzger, Barr & Co, Rochester

Dani Roe (2007), U. of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine

Abby Tripp (2007), U. of Kentucky, English

Meghan Coddington (2006), apprentice at Shelburne Farms, Burlington, Vt.

Megan Gray (2006), Abacus Gallery, Maine

Erin Hendrick (2006), Cornell, Fiber Science

James Krysiak (2006), Georgia Tech, Math

Justin Moynihan (2006), College of Charleston, Computer Science

Mary Kay Rossi (2006), Syracuse University, Public Policy

Beth Sanger (2006), Pitt, Chemistry

Paul Stoneha (2006), University of Indiana, Neutron Physics

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