Special Event

HC Master Class and Golf Clinic

Networking and business frequently occur on the golf course, but many people either do not have experience golfing, have never been invited to a ‘seat at the table’ for these types of networking opportunities, or feel uncomfortable joining in because of a lack of familiarity with the sport.

Spring 2025 Academic Showcase presented by HC Students in the formats of Scarlet RED Talks, Academic Panels, Lightening Pitches/One Quick Thing I Learned, Media, Model Displays, and Research Posters.

Friends, family, advisors, instructors, and alumni are welcome to join!

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

Presented by the Honors College Scholar Peer Mentors

Grab brunch with your Community Mentor and floormates at the dining hall on your campus!

Join the Changemaking Mentors as we dive deep into our identities! We will explore the depths of our religious backgrounds and how it influences our modern world today. There will be speakers that will present their views and perspectives, then a candlelight ceremony at the end. Earn 2 Changemaking Points, and make your own ice cream sandwich at the end!

Come learn about how you can have a growth mindset through speaking up, regardless of your faith identity. Plus, make your own ice-cream sandwiches at the end!

Join the HC Asian Affinity Group for a night of boba and painting! Get creative while connecting to your own cultural roots and unleashing your inner artist. Whether you're a seasoned painter or just looking to have some fun, this event is all about enjoying good company, connecting with your identity, and letting your creativity flow.

This workshop unpacks the CLARA (calm, listen, affirm, respond, add) method of communication as a tool for engaging in difficult conversations respectfully. Students will receive two Changemaking Points for attending.

This wellness space focuses on restorative justice as a framework for well-being. Restorative justice is a process that facilitates community engagement and communication across different lived experiences. The process has been used for centuries in Indigenous communities and offers a less punitive approach to resolving conflicts. Massage therapists will be available for 15-minute chair massages on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Don’t miss out on this historic opportunity to be a part of the Honors College class photo!