Beginning in 2006, Fordham faculty and students embarked on a project to document and preserve the history of the Fordham College at Rose Hill (FCRH) Honors Program and its alumni. Dr. Harry Nasuti, then-director of the FCRH Honors Program, worked alongside Honors students, including Kevin McKenna (FCRH 2007), Antonella Iannarino (FCRH 2007), Christine Barcelona (FCRH 2012), Kevin Crenny (FCRH 2011), Valerie Grant (FCRH 2011), and Jennifer Kwapiscz (FCRH 2010), to interview alumni from the earliest years of the program. This project was made possible by Fordham’s St. Edmund Campion Institute for Academic Excellence and its then-director, Dr. John Kezel.
The FCRH Honors Program was established in 1950, with the first class of Honors students graduating in 1954. The Honors Oral History Project gathers interviews from this first class of alumni up to alumni graduating in the late 1960s. They preserve the impressive and exciting history of Fordham Honors and demonstrate the lifelong impacts of FCRH Honors on alumni.
With encouragement from Dr. Olena Nikolayenko, the FCRH Honors Program Director, and support from the Ambassadorial Grant, Kathryn Amend (FCRH 2027) prepared final versions of the transcripts, digitized, and uploaded the material in its present form.
Submissions from 2010
M, Ken, FCRH Honors Program
S, Robert, FCRH Honors Program
Stolz, Barbara, FCRH Honors Program
Submissions from 2008
D, Brian, FCRH Honors Program
Submissions from 2006
B, Roger, FCRH Honors Program
D, Richard, FCRH Honors Program
Gemma, FCRH Honors Program
O, John, FCRH Honors Program
S, George, FCRH Honors Program
W, John, FCRH Honors Program
