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Within the Department of Music there are three tracks for honors projects: performance or composition, each culminating in a solo recital; or research, culminating in a written thesis. These projects should represent high achievement within the undergraduate academic setting, on a par with the best undergraduate work at any academic institution. Students with a 3.5 or higher cumulative GPA are eligible to submit a proposal for faculty approval. Proposals must be submitted by March 1 of the junior year. Eligible students should see the Director of Undergraduate Studies by February 1 of the junior year for guidelines and procedures for submitting a proposal. Faculty approval of an honors proposal is based on student eligibility, the merit of the proposed project, and the faculty members’ assessment of the student’s work at that juncture. For information, contact: Deborah Thoreson
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