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Student HonorsIn the past few years, the sociology department has had a Sociology honors projects include Departmental Honors The Larry Young Prize in Sociology
- To the sociology major who has made the greatest contribution
to intercultural communication. The James Mickel Williams Prize in Social Science - Awarded to the junior social science major with the highest G.P.A. in the division. Other Honors Lester Powell, Inducted into the Druid Society, Hobart College's Senior Honor Society Michael Thomas Harms, Inducted into Phi Beta Kappa Elizabeth Masten,UCAA All-Conference Honorable Mention, William Smith Basketball
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handful
of students who have participated in the Colleges' Honors Program. The
Hobart and William Smith Colleges' Honors Program makes possible the most
sustained and sophisticated work available in the College's curriculum.
Qualified students take two or three self-designed courses that concentrate
on the same project and are sponsored by the same faculty adviser. Most
or all of the work is done in the senior year, although it may be begun
earlier. In addition to the Honors project, which culminates in a research
or critical paper or its counterpart in the creative arts, an Honors candidate
takes a written examination in the Honors field and an oral examination
that covers both the Honors project and the written examination. Each
candidate has an Honors committee consisting of a field and faculty examiner
from the Colleges' faculty and an outside examiner. 
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