Honors Program
- Eligibility Requirements
- Honors Events
- Undergraduate Research Conference
- Honors Curriculum Information
- Required Honors Course Descriptions
- Upcoming Honors Courses
- Peggy and John Day University Honors Lecture Series
- Honors News
- Honors Thesis Information
- Thesis Submission Guidelines
- National Collegiate Honors Council
- Extracurricular Honors Activities
- Nursing and Honors
- Honors Forms
- Departmental Honors
- Honors Program Contact
Extracurricular Honors Activities
"Honors Learning for Life" Mixers
The purpose of "Honors Learning for Life" (HLFL) events are two-fold: First, they are mixers for Honors students only. They allow Honors students to build a greater sense of community and belonging with each other. Honors students will be able to meet and interact with other students in the Honors program in a non-classroom setting. (And, yes, free food is served!)
Second, HLFL events are designed to allow Honors students to learn something new, interesting and intellectually stimulating that they might not be able to learn during normal coursework.
True Honors students are intellectually curious and always want to learn new things. HLFL events allow them to fulfill that curiosity in an environment outside of the classroom that is more informal and fun. The topics covered in HLFL are interesting in their own right. Knowledge of them will not only enrich one's general intellectual life in the future, but will make one more adept at and interesting in those 'cocktail party' situations. I sincerely hope that all Honors students will attend as many HLFL events as possible.
For a list of upcoming Honors Learning for Life Mixers, see our honors events page.
Honors Film Series
The purpose of the honors film series is similar to that of the HLFL mixer series. Faculty members present both obscure and well-known movies chosen for their particular educational value. These presentations are intended to increase honors students' cultural and academic competence.
Honors Book Club
The Honors Book Club is comprised of students who love to read various fiction and non-fiction books and meet to discuss them. The club is very vibrant and entirely student-led. The honors program buys the books to those who take part.