Calendar of Events

Need some help getting your research started? Worked yourself into a dead-end and not sure where to turn next?
Drop in and meet Ruhi Painaik, Undergraduate Research Ambassador – Honors Liaison, who will be hosting weekly research drop-in hours to help Franke undergraduates explore research opportunities across campus. 

Interested in winning $1 million to change the world? Hult Prize is your chance! Attend this Zoom meeting to ensure that your idea has the scope and impact that could win you the competition.

The Hult Prize Competition is open to all undergraduate and graduate students.

Planning to take the MCAT and want to opt in for some tutoring help before the exam?
The Honors Early Assurance Program students and other Franke Honors students will be hosting biweekly MCAT tutoring hours.

South Asian Sangam celebrates and embraces the rich diversity, traditions, and cultures of South Asia.
Through social gatherings, cultural celebrations, educational opportunities, and community engagement, South Asian Sangam creates a welcoming space for students to connect, build friendships, share their cultural heritage, and learn from one another.

Thinking about applying for medical school via the Franke Early Assurance Program?
Stop in to listen to students that have passed through the HEAP experience. HEAP alumni will share information about their application and medical school experience.

Join this regularly scheduled meeting of the W.A. Franke Honors Service Club and learn about opportunities to help our community.  

This is the first collaboration between Partnerships through Honors (PATH) and the College of Medicine Tucson Early Assurance Program (HEAP) to host an event where prospective students can hear directly from current HEAP students and PATH mentors about their experience.

Join us to ask questions about the application cycle, summer program, research projects, and community engagements.

Chat with HEAP COM-T alums to learn more about the program, the application process, and what they've learned from their experiences.

Take time out to read something besides class notes and professors lectures. The Franke Book Club will give students the opportunity to read and discuss a variety of literature throughout the academic year.

Think a creative career means becoming a starving artist? Think again! Join the Venture Studio in Franke Honors and the UA College of Fine Arts for a panel discussion with a filmmaker, a visual artist and entrepreneur, a dancer and choreographer, and a recent grad working for a video game company. They’ll share how they turned their creative skills into real careers, and how pivots, plot twists, and unexpected “yeses” got them there.