Honors Student Discusses Equality, Inclusiveness in Education at Conference
February 2018
The National Collegiate Honors Council held its 52nd annual conference themed “Just Honors” last November in Atlanta, Georgia. With a focus on exploring justice as an academic endeavor and also the role honors can serve in addressing issues of access, equity, and technology in education. The NCHC is a respected organization that is dedicated to […]
Read MoreHonors Students Get Creative in eleven40seven
December 2017
The Fall 2017 issue of eleven40seven, TCU’s undergraduate journal of the arts, features the work of 35 students. There were a record number of submissions for a fall semester, and not all entries were selected for publication. Five Honors students made the final cut: Joshua Borders, Annie Brenkus, Liam Evans, Winona Gbedey, and Polley Poer. […]
Read MoreHonors Abroad in Dublin with Dr. Mikio Akagi
July 2017
Three students recently returned from an Honors Abroad trip to Dublin, Ireland with Dr. Mikio Akagi, assistant professor of the History and Philosophy of Science in the Honors College. The session, “Disagreement in Dublin,” provided an opportunity for students to participate in an academic research workshop and hands-on learning experiences. Dr. Akagi is affiliated with […]
Read MoreHonors Student Lands World Health Organization Internship
May 2017
Crysta Coomer, a senior nursing major and member of the Honors College, was selected for the World Health Organization (WHO) Internship Programme at Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. Following an extremely competitive application review process, Coomer received an invitation to interview and was subsequently offered the position, a rarity for undergraduate students. Coomer is thrilled about […]
Read MoreHonors Students Elected to 2017-2018 Student Government Association Cabinet
May 2017
The John V. Roach Honors College is pleased to report that the incoming officers for the 2017-2018 SGA Executive Branch are members of the Honors College. This was a record-breaking year for SGA elections, with 3,497 ballots cast in the regular election, which corresponds to roughly 41% of TCU undergraduates. In the general election, Abbey […]
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