Three Years. One Transformative Journey.

An Honors Experience Built for Leaders, Thinkers, and Changemakers.

This innovative three-year Honors curriculum is organized around annual themes that build intentionally upon one another, creating a cohesive intellectual and developmental journey. Through integrated high-impact practices—such as collaborative learning, community engagement, and undergraduate research—students connect classroom inquiry with real-world application.

What You’ll Gain

• Develop advanced critical thinking, communication, and research skills
• Grow as a confident leader and advocate for meaningful change
• Connect academic scholarship with real-world social impact
• Build a strong scholarly identity through independent research and public presentation
• Graduate prepared for graduate study, professional success, and civic leadership

Annual Themes

Year 1: The Power of Narrative – Explore how reading, writing, and perspective shape meaning, belief, and social change through courses in critical reading, oral argumentation, composition, and religion.
Year 2: The Power of Activism & Empowerment – Examine social problems, environmental justice, protest movements, and community change while connecting scholarship to advocacy.
Year 3: The Power of Inquiry & Influence – Complete advanced research seminars and an independent Honors research project culminating in a scholarly presentation.

Scaffolded, theme-based curriculum that intentionally builds depth each year. Embedded high-impact practices, including research development, proposal writing, and public scholarship.