Duns Scotus Honors Program

“Bright ideas create bright communities.”​

The Duns Scotus Honors Program, named after the great Franciscan scholar John Duns Scotus, strives to create a community of scholars and intentional learners who desire to integrate knowledge with reflection, commitment, and service to develop wisdom with humility.

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Overview of the Program

  • Anyone who qualifies as a Presidential or Trustee Scholar is automatically offered a spot in Duns Scotus!
  • Receive an annual $1,500 scholarship
  • Have the opportunity to live on campus in the Duns Scotus Living Learning Community in Marian Hall
  • Receive greater intellectual stimulation
  • Expand your horizons through enrichment experiences
  • Become part of a close-knit community of scholars
  • Develop strong skills for your chosen career or graduate studies through application-based honors work
  • Learn to think critically and creatively, applying knowledge in original research work that may be presented at academic conferences
  • Show compassion to those in need through rewarding service projects
  • Get an impressive education in a nurturing environment

Eligibility

To be eligible to apply for the Duns Scotus Honors Fellows program as an incoming first-year student, you must qualify as a Presidential or Trustee Scholar or complete the application link below. Transfer or current USF students can also apply using the application link below.

To Apply

Contact bjones@stfrancis.edu with questions or to express your interest in the program. For students who are not Presidential or Trustee Scholars, apply through the application link below. The Duns Scotus program director will contact you to schedule an interview after you apply.

Questions?

With questions, contact Brady Jones, advisor of the Duns Scotus Honors Program, at bjones@stfrancis.edu.