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Study Abroad Spotlight: Japan

John V. Roach Honors College students are among the many Horned Frogs who embrace the world as their classroom, learning in new and unexpected ways in locales around the globe. The summer course “Honors Abroad: Games and Culture in Japan” took students to the “land of the rising sun.”

Emma Sullivan
student and alumni feature

From Purpose to Plate: The Fight Against Hunger and Health Inequities

Posted on Dec. 10, 2024, by Lance Sanders

Emma Sullivan is a senior biology major and Clark Society Scholar, who is dedicated to improving health equity and addressing food insecurity. Through her leadership roles in various organizations, Sullivan demonstrates a steadfast commitment to creating meaningful change. Her story reflects the values of the John V. Roach Honors College, showcasing how academic excellence and community service can intersect to drive transformative impact.

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Lawson Ewing, recipient of the Clark Society Endowed Scholarship.
Student & Alumni Feature

From Values to Vision: How One Roach Honors College Student is Leaving an Impact

Posted on Dec. 05, 2024, by Lance Sanders

Lawson Ewing is a recipient of the 2024 Clark Society Endowed Scholarship, learn more about his journey.

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Wendi Sierra
Honors News

'A Community Initiative': Wendi Sierra Appointed Native American Nations and Communities Liaison

Posted on Sep. 27, 2024

Since 2015, TCU’s Native American and Indigenous Peoples (NAIP) Initiative has built relationships with tribal nations and organizations across the metroplex, state and country through workshops, lectures and other campus activities.

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TCU Honors Experience

Study Abroad Spotlight: Japan

Posted on Sep. 12, 2024

John V. Roach Honors College students are among the many Horned Frogs who embrace the world as their classroom, learning in new and unexpected ways in locales around the globe. The summer course “Honors Abroad: Games and Culture in Japan” took students to the “land of the rising sun.”

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Abby Salopek
Honors News

Abby Salopek Named Assistant Professor of Digital Studies

Posted on Sep. 11, 2024

One of the newest additions to the John V. Roach Honors College faculty is Abby Salopek, who joins the college as assistant professor of digital studies. Salopek brings to TCU her research on social media usage and an eagerness to find home in a Texas university.

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Sharrona Pearl
Honors News

Sharrona Pearl Named Inaugural Andrews Chair of Interdisciplinary Studies

Posted on Sep. 05, 2024

John V. Roach Honors College welcomes Sharrona Pearl as the inaugural Andrews Chair of Interdisciplinary Studies. She brings a broad range of academic research and interests to the TCU campus and looks forward to her interdisciplinary role.

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José Andrés
Honors News

José Andrés Named 2024 Fogelson Honors Forum Speaker

Posted on Aug. 26, 2024

POSTPONED: World-renowned chef, restauranteur, humanitarian, New York Times bestselling author, educator and Emmy-winning television personality José Andrés will be the featured speaker on Oct. 2 at the 2024 Fogelson Honors Forum hosted by John V. Roach Honors College on the TCU campus.

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Honors News

Media Highlights Impact, Intrigue of Honors Course

Posted on Jun. 25, 2024

360 West recently featured work being done in a TCU course on philanthropy. The Nature of Giving course in the John V. Roach Honors College has been offered for over a decade now, but it gained enough popularity that a second section was added for spring 2024.

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Honors News

Frederick Gooding Speaks to AP on Caitlin Clark Conversation

Posted on Jun. 21, 2024

The Associated Press recently quoted a TCU faculty member in its story about the abundant attention given to both the WNBA and star Caitlin Clark.

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