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Lexie Woodall Salem Artifacts

Roach Honors College Student Weaves History into Fiction

John V. Roach Honors College student Lexie Woodall is diving deep into the past, focusing on the infamous Salem Witch Trials in her long-form creative fiction project titled “Women Like Us.” Woodall, a senior majoring in writing with a minor in creative writing in the AddRan College of Liberal Arts, blends historical fiction with academic research to uncover the layers of history surrounding the persecution of women during the 17th century.

Makenna Barbara

Honors alumna, Makenna Barbara, receives $5,000 award for research paper

Posted on Jun. 07, 2021, by Ryann Swanson

Honors alumna Makenna Barbara ‘19 has been awarded the 2021 Charles H. Dow Award by the Chartered Market Technician (CMT) Association for her paper, The Efficacy of Modified Momentum Based Technical Indicators on U.S. Equities: A Study of Parabolic SAR.

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From left: Savannah Bowman, Ashley Parks and Matt McSweeney

Career Ready: TCU Class of 2021 Already Making an Impact

Posted on May. 03, 2021, by Ryann Swanson

The TCU Center for Career & Professional Development shines the spotlight on a sampling of TCU’s amazing spring class of 2021, who share about their time on campus and what’s next for their careers.

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Kynnedi Rone

Honors Student Spotlight: Kynnedi Rone

Posted on Mar. 30, 2021, by Ryann Swanson

Kynnedi is pursuing University Honors, as well as a double major in Psychology and Strategic Communication, and hopes to enter the field of lifestyle and brand management for high profile athletes after graduation.

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Dr. Wendy Williams (back row, far left) poses for a photo with Honors students in Japan in the summer of 2019.

Honors professor reflects on experience abroad, importance of a global perspective

Posted on Mar. 23, 2021, by Ryann Swanson

Dr. Wendy Williams poses for a photo with Honors students in Japan in the summer of 2019.

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Frederick Gooding

Dr. Frederick Gooding, Jr. Earns Senior Research Fellowship at National Gallery of Art

Posted on Mar. 03, 2021, by Ryann Swanson

Dr. Frederick W. Gooding, Jr., associate professor of African American studies in the John V. Roach Honors College at Texas Christian University, has been named a Leonard A. Lauder Visiting Senior Fellow by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. for the period of June 15 through August 15, 2021.

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Spring 2021 Trivia With Honors

Posted on Feb. 01, 2021, by Ryann Swanson

"Trivia With Honors" is returning for the Spring 2021 semester - join us for a few games of general trivia, hosted by former Honors staff member, Cameron Navarro!

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Erin Banks movie still

First-Year Honors Student Appears In Netflix Holiday Movie "Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square"

Posted on Dec. 09, 2020, by Ryann Swanson

In early 2019, Banks’ home studio in Atlanta canceled classes to allow dancers a chance to attend open auditions for a movie directed by Debbie Allen that would begin filming in the summer, “Dolly Parton’s Christmas on the Square.”

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Dan Williams

Honors professor builds connections with students in and outside of the classroom

Posted on Nov. 10, 2020, by Ryann Swanson

Honors professor of humanities Dr. Dan Williams’ work with the College (then the Honors Program) began in the early 2000s when he worked to schedule Honors courses with Dr. Peggy Watson (the director of the Honors Program from 2003 until 2009, when she became the founding dean). Though he worked closely with Watson for a number of years, he did not officially become a part of the College until 2012.

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Vanesa Gjeçi

Honors Interior Design student advocates for the importance of Architectural Lighting Design

Posted on Oct. 22, 2020, by Ryann Swanson

Vanesa Gjeçi, a senior Honors student majoring in Interior Design with an Architectural Lighting Design minor, chose to craft her Departmental Honors project as a tool for advocacy and education instead of a strictly creative project because, to her, there is no better time than now to devote her work and intelligence to advocacy.

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