Neal Living Room Student Space Closed
August 2018
As the Honors College has grown and expanded its programs and student support, it has also expanded its staff and faculty to effectively meet and fulfill the needs of the College. As such, we are utilizing the valuable space in the Neal Living Room area to house additional office space for our outstanding Honors team […]
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Taking Advising to the Next Level—Tardif and Schonerstedt Present at International Conference
August 2018
Excellence in academic advising is a hallmark of a successful Honors education and illustrates how Honors adheres to a student-focused approach. Staying current and engaging in continuous improvement for our academic advising is a value of the John V. Roach Honors College at TCU. A strong focus on superb academic advising uniquely situates the College […]
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Honors Student Interns With Texas Representative Pete Sessions
July 2018
Caroline Weber, an Honors student majoring in strategic communication, spent six weeks of her summer in Washington, DC as an intern in the office of Congressman Pete Sessions, who represents the 32nd district of Texas and also serves as the Chairman of the Rules Committee. Weber, who lived in DC until she was 11 and […]
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Honors Professor Brings Cultural Consciousness to Medical Education
July 2018
On May 30, Dr. Lynn Hampton, Lecturer in the John V. Roach Honors College, presented a workshop titled “Understanding Unconscious Bias in Health Care: Learning How to Provide More Culturally Competent Patient Care” to the Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at the TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine and her staff of physician coaches. In […]
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TCU Honors Course Goes Global
July 2018
One of the world’s most popular games has made its way into a TCU Honors course. This past spring, Dr. Ze-Li Dou incorporated Go, a strategy game that originated in ancient China, into his Honors Colloquium, “Asian Cultures on the Go.” Go has remained popular in East Asia over the past 2500 years and is […]
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