Dr. Ron Pitcock Honored with Fort Worth Business Press Corporate Philanthropy Award for His Work with Honors Course, “Nature of Giving & Philanthropy”
October 2019
Each year, the Fort Worth Business Press presents its Corporate Philanthropy Awards, which honor community-minded companies and individuals who are philanthropic leaders in their organizations and communities. This year’s award recipients included a familiar face – Assistant Dean, J. Vaughn & Evelyne H. Wilson Honors Fellow, Director of Prestigious Scholarships, and Honors Professor Ron Pitcock. […]
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Honors Student Sticks the Landing with TCU Gymnastics
October 2019
Abbie Moore couples an Honors skill set with a passion for gymnastics. Honors student and speech-language pathology major Abbie Moore has been involved in gymnastics her whole life. She started competing when she was only 9 years old and, as a freshman, joined a fledgling TCU Gymnastics Club as a way to meet others who […]
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Three Graduating Honors Students Earn Fulbright Scholarship
April 2019
In the 2018-2019 school year, TCU had eight Honors students and alumni named as semi-finalists in the Fulbright Scholar Program. The John V. Roach Honors College is excited and proud to announce that three graduating seniors have earned the distinction of Fulbright Scholar: Caroline Jones, a double major in Political Science and Design Studies, is […]
Read MoreHonors Student Recognized as 2018 Portz Interdisciplinary Research Fellow
December 2018
Honors biology student Benjamin Moran ’20 is one of five nationally recognized 2018 Portz Interdisciplinary Research Fellows, an award granted by the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC). Moran received a $5,000 award for his project, “ReWire Movement Method as Therapeutic Practice for Performers/Dancers with Cerebral Palsy.” In collaboration with Honors faculty mentors Associate Professor of […]
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Three Reasons to Travel to D.C. with Honors This Summer
November 2018
As the nation’s capital, Washington D.C. has a unique personality. The vibrant city is at the forefront of politics, history, art and more. The Honors College offers students an extraordinary opportunity to live and learn in this fascinating urban environment for an entire month through the Honors Explorations course, “How Washington D.C. Works.” This experiential […]
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