Current Undergraduate Students

Honors: Theatre and Film

Herberger College School of Theatre and Film Honors Experience
The School of Theatre and Film offers special programming for Barrett Honors College students majoring in theatre or film. The university’s Barrett Honors College, one of the nation’s highest-ranking honors colleges, offers students many unique academic opportunities for those studying the arts.

• The honors thesis/creative project is your opportunity to contribute to and advance knowledge in your discipline in a meaningful way.
• Honors students engage with the most dedicated and talented professors committed to working with honors students.
• Barrett honors students create multiple advantages for themselves in securing internships and research opportunities in theatre or film.
• Your thesis/creative project may help you get admitted to the graduate school of your choice.
• The honors thesis/creative project may serve as a bridge to the professional world of theatre or film.

For a complete description of the mission, scope, requirements and opportunities of the ASU Barrett Honors College, visit honors.asu.edu or the General Catalog, “Barrett, the Honors College.”

Admission to School of Theatre and Film Honors Program
Students accepted into the ASU Barrett Honors College, should also make an appointment with the Herberger College School of Theatre and Film Faculty Honors Advisor, Professor Bonnie Eckard, 480.965.5335.

The advisor assists students in selecting courses linked to their particular interests and in selecting a faculty honors mentor, a guide to students as they work to complete their specific major.

In the first term of upper-division standing, students meet with the faculty honors advisor to establish an honors thesis/creative project committee.

Theatre/Creative Projects in the School of Theatre and Film