The document discusses the Honors Program at Shoreline Community College, which began with a gift in 2006 and offers challenging courses for students planning to transfer to four-year programs or deepen their college experience. Students in the program have opportunities to conduct in-depth research projects, work closely with faculty, and build a community of scholars to share ideas. The program encourages developing a research agenda over the one-year course of study.

1. The Research Option at
Shoreline Community
College
Brooke Zimmers & Terry Taylor

2. The Honors Program began with a generous gift from
Walter and Denise Day in 2006. It has been sustained over the years by
faculty who volunteer their time to serve the program and mentor
individual honors students.
Shoreline is a member of the Western Regional Honors Council

3. The Honors Program at Shoreline Community
College is designed to offer a challenging
curriculum for students planning to transfer
to four-year institutions of higher learning or
who simply wish to deepen their college
experience. Students have the opportunity to
work on in-depth projects in specific academic
disciplines and to create a community of
scholars with whom to share their ideas. The
Honors Program encourages students to work
closely with faculty to develop a research
agenda for the one-year course of study.

4. Honors 100
Cornerstone

5. Honors 251-253
Research

6. Honors 296
Presentations
Matthew Gephart: My Journey
through Addiction

7. UW
Undergraduate
Research
Symposium

8. Shoreline presenters at UW 2016

9. Questions

10. Brooke Zimmers
bzimmers@shoreline.edu
Terry Taylor
ttaylor@shoreline.edu