Among those inducted this spring are students enrolled in the School’s dual-degree programs with List College of Jewish Theological Seminary, Sciences Po, and the City University of Hong Kong, as well as students from countries all around the world, including Russia, Greece, China, Israel, France, Serbia, Singapore, South Korea, Hong Kong, Georgia, Sweden, the Dominican Republic, Canada, and Morocco.
“Diversity is the hallmark of the GS student—diversity of age, experience, gender and sexual identity, national and ethnic origins, and every other axis of human definition. Some of our students are still in their teens, while others are decades older, and some are parents themselves, including students raising children with special needs while attending GS,” Dean Rosner said.
The chief aim of the GS Honor Society is to cultivate interaction among those committed to intellectual discovery and academic excellence. The only group of its kind at the university, the Society offers opportunities throughout the year for its student and alumni members to interact with one another, as well as with the faculty who enjoy working with such outstanding scholars.
Fall 2018 GS Honor Society Inductees