Our curriculum engages you in high-impact practices such as intercultural and interdisciplinary
inquiry, discussion-based seminars, independent research, creative projects and community-engaged
learning. We want you to create connections both in and beyond the classroom.
Eighteen students in the John V. Roach Honors College spent their spring break studying abroad on Cultural Routes: Berlin. Designed for first-year Roach Honors College students and guided by Assistant Dean Marie Martinez and Wassenich Family Dean Ron Pitcock, Cultural Routes asked participants to study the sights, sounds, history and culture of Germany’s capital.
Kelly and Jeff Dillard share insights with Giving and Philanthropy class
Kelly and Jeff Dillard visited with students in the Giving and Philanthropy classes
to share their experience and insights into strategic philanthropy. During their visit,
they walked students through their personal motivations for giving and the detailed
process they use to identify, evaluate, and select organizations to support. (continue reading)
