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The 91鶹 Honors Program provides all motivated and high-potential learners the opportunity to enhance their undergraduate education.

Our honors curriculum encompasses three central educational goals—knowledge, communication, and professionalism—supported through creative core courses, unique interdisciplinary seminars, and mentored projects. The process of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity culminates in an honors thesis. Throughout the program honors students receive advising, instruction, and mentoring from honors staff and faculty and the support to present their findings at appropriate state, regional, and national conferences.

 

Contact Us

Honors Program

Summerville Campus

706-729-2083

honorsprogram@augusta.edu

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Our People

Honors Program Staff

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Dr. Tim Sadenwasser

  • Director

706-729-2452

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Ron Hickerson

  • Assistant Director

706-729-2728

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Grace Welsh

  • Program Coordinator

706-446-0038

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Abby Ledford

  • Advising Coordinator

706-446-0039

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Khadisha Sylvester

  • Administrative Assistant

706-729-2083

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Dr. William Bryant

  • Honors Faculty

Three college students stand with an older man and a female faculty member.

AU debate club makes debut at 2025 Regents’ Cup

“This is just the beginning. Debate isn’t just for competitions; it builds skills that last a lifetime," says Danielle Hayes.

A female college student and a male university president stand during an awards ceremony.

Pamplin student honored during USG Academic Recognition Day

"She is a model student who is driven by her curiosity and a passion for learning," says Wesley Meares, PhD.

A female college student talks about a research project to another college student. They are in a large ballroom surrounded by other faculty and students.

Students shine during Undergraduate Research and Fine Arts Conference

“Some students have presented a number of times and are pretty well seasoned, and then there are students who are here for the first time,” says Quentin Davis, PhD.

Four people, three women and one man, stand behind a table with a table cloth featuring the 91鶹 College of Education and Human Development logo.

Kinesiology students shine at seventh annual research day 

“It’s exciting to see more students and faculty engaging in research and contributing to important discussions in the field," says Steven Page, EdD.

Open A World Of Opportunity

The AU Honors Program seeks students who want to think in complex ways about global challenges. If you have a deep curiosity about the world, we welcome your application.

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