The Honors Program values its members’ unique histories and recognizes each individual in the quest to interpret his or her place in this world.
The program intends to provide customized learning environments to meet the needs and interests of academically aggressive college students by offering: Honors courses designed to engage students in a dynamic liberal arts education; extracurricular opportunities to develop academically, socially, and spiritually; recognition of such students as “Schreiner Honors Scholars”; and, standards advantageous for graduate school admission.
Labor markets are rapidly changing with the transformation of industries. As a student, a knowledge of employment trends, skills lists, education requirements and salaries is essential to inform your career decisions, and prepare you for the job market.
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By Wendy Blaettner
Wendy BlaettnerDirector of the Schreiner Experience
Four Schreiner students spent the summer of 2017 in Costa Rica as part of the Meaningful Work Internship Program. These are the stories of their experience.
Schreiner University student Jacob Naron (Psychology, 2018) talked about his winter break trip to London, Paris, and Taizé, France with Campus Ministry in December 2014: “One of my favorite parts about the Taizé trip was that I really got to …
Schreiner University international student Angela Santos (Communication Design, 2018) talked about her summer trip to Daejeon, South Korea with the Global Scholars Living and Learning Community in July 2015: “You’ll find that completely immersing yourself in the education system of …
Stephani Shumaker (Public Health) took trips to London, Paris & Taize, France, the Dominican Republic, Austria, Slovakia & Hungary, and Switzerland & Taize and second time as part of her Schreiner Experience. Watch her video to learn more.
