Eleven students have been inducted into the Order of Omega Greek honor society at Susquehanna University.

Several students presented research at the seventh annual Susquehanna Valley Undergraduate Research Symposium, held at Bloomsburg University earlier this month.

Several more Susquehanna University students are doing career-serving internships this summer.

Several students are spending the summer conducting research with faculty at Susquehanna University. Susquehanna's distinctive Summer Research Partners program is a unique opportunity for students to actively participate in a research project on a full-time basis. Faculty members serve as mentors to the students, working one-on-one or in small groups, creating a lively, engaged "community of learners" at the university.

Three students were inducted into Pi Delta Phi French honor society at Susquehanna University.

Twelve students were inducted into the Sigma Alpha Iota music fraternity at Susquehanna University. Sigma Alpha Iota (SAI) strives to promote the development and growth of music across campus and even across the world. The sisters of SAI serve as volunteer ushers for various events sponsored by Susquehanna University's Department of Music.

Seven students were inducted into the Nu Rho Psi honor society at Susquehanna University.

Thirty-seven students were inducted into the Omicron Delta Kappa leadership honor society at Susquehanna University.

Sixteen students were inducted into the Psi Chi honor society at Susquehanna University.

Five students were inducted into the Kappa Mu Epsilon mathematics honor society at Susquehanna University.

Nearly 100 students were inducted into the Alpha Lambda Delta first-year honor society at Susquehanna University for the 2016-17 academic year. The purpose of Alpha Lambda Delta is to encourage superior scholastic achievement among students during their first year in institutions of higher education; to promote intelligent living and a continued high standard of learning; and to assist students in recognizing and developing meaningful goals for their unique roles in society.

Twenty students were recently inducted into the Kappa Delta Pi honor society at Susquehanna University. The purpose of the society is to promote excellence in and recognize outstanding contributions to education. Selection as a member of Kappa Delta Pi is based on high achievement, a commitment to education as a career and a professional attitude that assures steady growth in the profession.

Fifteen students were inducted into the Omicron Delta Epsilon economics honor society at Susquehanna University.

Four students were inducted into the Phi Alpha Theta honor society at Susquehanna University. Phi Alpha Theta is a professional society promoting the study of history through the encouragement of research, publication, and exchange of learning and thought among students. The society also seeks to bring students and teachers together intellectually and socially.

Fourteen students were inducted into the Sigma Tau Delta English honor society at Susquehanna University.

More than 30 students were inducted into the Susquehanna University chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, a co-educational service fraternity.

Four students were inducted into the Pi Sigma Alpha honor society at Susquehanna University.

Nineteen students were inducted into the Beta Gamma Sigma business honor society at Susquehanna University earlier this year.

Several Susquehanna University students conducted career-building summer internships this spring and summer.

Students are taking part in study abroad trips of their own choosing this summer as part of the university's Global Opportunities (GO) program. In addition to providing numerous established GO programs led by university faculty, Susquehanna also gives students the opportunity to develop their own study abroad program through GO Your Own Way (GYOW). This experience is a minimum two-week immersion in a cultural setting different form one's own and can be completed either in a foreign country or within the United States. In the past, students who have decided to GYOW have participated in cross-cultural service trips, cross-cultural internships, a summer program through an outside vendor, or have taken summer classes in a cross-cultural setting.

Several students are taking part in study abroad trips of their own choosing as part of the university's Global Opportunities (GO) program.

Six students will spend time in Spain this summer as part of the university's Global Opportunities (GO) program. Centered in the city of Seville, Spanish Language and Culture gives students the opportunity to stay with host families while improving their Spanish language skills. Students have a variety of academic opportunities at their disposal, including 300-level Spanish courses, a business course on the European Union, a Psychology of Learning a Second Language course, and a Spanish for Health Professionals course. Meanwhile, they are immersed in all areas of the culture, including flamenco dance and Spanish cuisine, and explore religious and historical sites like the Cathedral and the Alcazar.

Several students will be spending time in San Juan, Puerto Rico, this summer as part of the university's Global Opportunities (GO) program.

Several Susquehanna University students are joining the youth of Northern Ireland this summer in efforts to build foundations for peace in an area traumatized by a violent past. Called Peace, Youth and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland, the experience is part of the university's Global Opportunities (GO) program.

Several SU students will spend time in the Galapagos Islands this summer as part of the university's Global Opportunities (GO) program. The experience, titled GalapaGOs, is an interdisciplinary, collaborative course designed to familiarize students with methods, theories, approaches and histories necessary for understanding biological and cultural diversity in the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador. Theories of evolution, both biological and cultural, are of primary focus, as are understandings of difference and power; historical imagination; gender, sexuality and identity politics; and nationalism, citizenship and globalization.

Several students will be studying in France this summer as part of the university's Global Opportunities (GO) program.

Over 900 students were named to Susquehanna University's dean's list for the spring 2017 semester.

Fourteen students recently spent time in Greece as part of the university's Global Opportunities (GO) program. The required cross-cultural GO program exposes students to different cultures as a way of teaching them more about their own while they grow into globally minded citizens. GO Greek Culture: Ancient and Modern introduced students to fundamental Greek traditions that are still an important part of life today.

Several Susquehanna University students are studying in Tokyo, Japan, as part of the university's Global Opportunities (GO) program.

Twelve students recently spent time in Hawai'i as part of the university's Global Opportunities (GO) program. The required cross-cultural GO program exposes students to different cultures as a way of teaching them more about their own while they grow into globally minded citizens. GO: Hawai'i introduced students to the often overlooked Polynesian culture in America.