Local Student Recognized in the Honors Program at UW-W [Updated]

Updated 5/10/26 @ 8:30 a.m. – see editor’s note.

Tyler Schneider, a Political Science major from Whitewater, WI, claimed an award at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater for their excellence in the University Honors Program (UHP).

Schneider won the Honors Exemplary Student Award – Junior (Dwyer) award.

The University Honors Program is an academic experience for motivated undergraduate students who seek a challenging and intellectually enriched learning environment.

The program cultivates students in their academic development by providing small classes and seminars that are led by some of the university’s most accomplished teachers and scholars. It supports Honors students to achieve their full potential as students, prospective professionals, and future civic leaders by engaging them in high-impact practices such as study abroad/travel study, Honors conference participation, special field trips, service learning projects, and scholarship opportunities.

More than 400 students are currently active in UW-Whitewater’s Honors Program. To learn more about the program, visit uww.edu/honors.

Editor’s note: This press release was provided by UW-W. Schneider was recently elected to represent a large portion of the City of Whitewater on the Walworth County Board.

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