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The Franke Honors Civic Leadership Certificate aims to provide coursework opportunities for students to grow their leadership skills, give back to their communities, and improve their ethics. To achieve the certificate, students are required to take multiple courses whose subject matter centers on topics like community engagement, ethics, and leadership structures within different institutions.

Pearl and Precious Craig are Franke Honors alumnas both entering into their third year as Doctor of Pharmacy Candidates at the R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy. Throughout their time in Honors, both Pearl and Precious were recipients of numerous accolades and awards from both in and outside of the University. Now, as pharmacy students, these sisters are initiating positive change through an organization they co-founded together in the School of Pharmacy.

Kyle Cook just graduated from the W.A. Franke Honors College with honors in Physiology and Medical Sciences. During his undergrad, Cook conducted research with the Sarver Heart Center and served as the president of the Physiology Club on campus. He took advantage of the Honors Early Assurance Program during his junior year, which guaranteed him a spot at the College of Medicine – Tucson, where he will begin attending next fall.