The Capstone Scholars Program wishes to recognize Capstone Scholars who actively participate in the Capstone Scholars Program and Partner Office activities. For this reason, Capstone Scholars can earn further distinction by becoming a Capstone Scholars Fellow. To become a Capstone Scholars Fellow, a student must meet the requirements as articulated below within his or her first two academic years at the University of South Carolina and apply for the honor through the Capstone Scholars Office. Capstone Scholars Fellows will receive a designation on their transcripts and be recognized at a banquet at the end of their second year.

Requirements:

• Must have at least a cumulative 3.000 GPA by the end of the Fall semester of the second year.
• Must have completed a Capstone Scholars or Teaching Fellows section of UNIV 101,ENGR 105 or BMEN 101 with a grade of at least a "B."
• Must be in good judicial standing with the University during his or her first two years at the University of South Carolina. A Capstone Scholar will lose his or her good judicial standing if, at any point during his or her first two years in the Program, he or she is placed on Conduct Probation or Housing Probation as defined by the University.
• Earn at least 40 points from any combination of academic, leadership and service, and social activities as defined on the Capstone Scholars Fellows checklist. Points will be tabulated at the time of the application deadline.

General Information

Capstone Scholars Fellows Checklist

Capstone Scholars Fellows Application

We are proud to annouce that we named our first-ever Capstone Scholars Fellows at the Sophomore Banquet in April of 2008. Congratulations to Andrew Fath, Kimberly Poole and Katelyn Tambellini!

Pictured (L to R): Kimberly Poole, Katelyn Tambellini, Andrew Fath.