Zoe Silver, a member of the Class of 2014 at Skidmore College, received academic recognition at the college this spring. She is the daughter of Robert and Eva Silver of Kirkland.

Silver was selected for membership in the Honors Forum, which works to strengthen intellectual life at Skidmore and especially to encourage the academic aspirations of highly motivated and talented students. Formal membership in the Honors Forum is based on academic accomplishment.

Academic prizes were awarded during Honors Convocation, Skidmore’s annual celebration of academic achievement. College President Philip A. Glotzbach, Associate Dean of the Faculty for Academic Advising Corey Freeman-Gallant, and Vice President for Academic Affairs Susan A. Kress were among those awarding prizes to students at the event, which took place in early May on campus.

Founded in 1903, Skidmore College is a coeducational, liberal arts college with an enrollment of approximately 2,400 students. The college grants the bachelor’s degree in 60 majors, including both traditional liberal arts disciplines and pre-professional programs. Skidmore also awards the master of arts in liberal studies degree.