The Annual Honors College Academic Showcase highlights the work of seniors completing Capstones, as well as student projects developed in Cross-Cultural Competency and Contract Courses. Students may present their work in a multiplicity of formats: TED-style talks, lightning pitches, research posters, media-documented performances, model displays, and academic panels.

Reconnect with your classmates and celebrate at our countdown to graduation on Wednesday, March 23, 2022! 

Have your professional headshot taken to create a LinkedIn profile that will catch the attention of employers and help you network like a pro. Interested students should arrive at the HC Coffee Bar between the HC Druskin South Lounge and the HC Fireside Lounge. First-come, first-serve.

Have your professional headshot taken to create a LinkedIn profile that will catch the attention of employers and help you network like a pro.

Interested students should arrive at the HC Coffee Bar between the HC Druskin South Lounge and the HC Fireside Lounge. First-come, first-serve.

The Annual Honors College Career & Research Prep Mixer (Previously the Internship & Research Mixer)

Presented by the Honors College Scholar Peer Mentors

Every Fall, Honors College 1st-year's kickoff their college career by revamping or creating their resumes and LinkedIn profiles to prepare for applications in research labs, internships, competitions, and student organizations.

Whether you already have a resume and LinkedIn profile or are starting from scratch- the Honors College Scholar Peer Mentors are here to guide you through the creation and updating process.

Join the Honors College Professional Development Council (PDC) for a community barbecue to celebrate your professional development journey thus far and kickoff the Summer! 

Those who have earned the Honors College Merit Pin by developing as professionals through engaging with your HC community will be invited to receive their award at the celebration. 

Since he last visited Rutgers campus in 2020, award-winning photographer John Noltner has driven 45,000 miles across the United States, compiling interviews and photographs of diverse human voices in his multimedia art project: A Peace of My Mind. From stories of immigration along the southern border, to land loss in the Louisiana bayou, to housing security in Los Angeles, John seeks out human stories that focus on using storytelling to build community, reconnect us with humanity, and bridge divides.