Lilliana Campbell is a senior Honors student graduating this May with a degree in Psychology and minors in Family and Child Studies and Sociology. Lilliana shared future plans, favorite Honors Program memories, and advice for incoming Honors students. Read below to hear about Lilliana’s Honors journey.
- What are your future plans?
“I plan to continue my education at NIU by pursuing a master’s degree in Sociology with a specialization in Criminology. I’m excited to deepen my understanding of social systems and use my education to work in a field that allows me to support and advocate for others.”
2. What is your favorite Honors Program memory?
“My favorite Honors Program memory is getting to connect with other motivated and supportive students through honors events and classes. Being surrounded by people who were equally driven and passionate about their goals made my college experience more meaningful and helped me feel a strong sense of community.”
3. How did being part of the Honors Program help you during your time here at NIU?
“Being part of the Honors Program helped me grow academically and personally. It pushed me to challenge myself in my coursework, build stronger relationships with peers, and take advantage of opportunities I might not have pursued otherwise. The program also helped me develop confidence in my abilities and prepared me for graduate school.”
4. What piece of advice to you have to new students starting in the Honors Program?
“Take advantage of every opportunity the Honors Program offers and don’t be afraid to step outside of your comfort zone. Get to know your professors, connect with other honors students, and explore different interests. The more you put into the experience, the more rewarding it will be.”
