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As a physiology major or student interested in studying physiology how can you get the most out of the Honors college? Come check out the Physiology Honors Academy and learn how!

We'll be connecting physiology students with the variety of special honors courses available to them, providing information on honors research opportunities, highlighting the Honors Early Assurance Programs, and sharing other helpful details about the Honors College.

TABS is a transfer student group that meets monthly to discuss issues that impact the Franke Honors transfer student experience. The group is dedicated to creating an inclusive space where transfer students feel welcome, and their contributions are acknowledged and celebrated. TABS is always looking for pathways for transfer students to better integrate into the Franke Honors, University of Arizona, and local Tucson communities through academic, social, and philanthropic endeavors.

Are you interested in the Study Away program offered in the Spring? Come to this session where you'll hear from past participants about their experiences on the one week trip to Montgomery, Alabama where they had the opportunity to visit historic sites and speak with leaders and activists that are dedicated to understanding the impact of enslavement on the civil rights movement now and in the past.

You've been working diligently on your Exploratory Mini Grant application as you head towards the 10/31 deadline but have a few lingering questions....what do you do?

Pop on into these drop in office hours with W.A. Franke Honors staff members for help! They'll be available to share examples of supplementary documents (statement and budgets), provide feedback on drafted documents, and/or answer any lingering questions.

Come celebrate the Hindu Festival of Lights with students of the W.A. Franke Honors College! We'll have activities and food as we come together for this holiday.

Open to all students!

You know you'll have research to do during your time at the W.A. Franke Honors College so why not pop by the Lynnapse Launch event to learn about the new research matching platform designed by current Franke Wildcats?

The Lynnapse Launch is a networking and demo event designed to introduce students, faculty, and university leadership to Lynnapse—a research matchmaking platform built to transform how University of Arizona students find and join research opportunities.

Please join representatives from the Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships to learn more about the Boren Scholarship!

Dr. Roy Loewenstein, MD is an internist in Tucson, AZ and has over 20 years of experience in the medical field. He graduated from University of Arizona / College of Education in 2004. He is affiliated with medical facilities Saint Joseph's Hospital and Tucson Medical Center.

David serves as Executive Director of Campus Health. Over the years, his work has focused on programming and evaluation in the areas of alcohol and other drugs, mental health, and student wellness as past Director of Health Promotion and Preventive Services. As chair of Campus Health's Rapid Response Team, he collaborates to align clinical operations with a broader community public health response. He has a DrPH in Health Policy and Management and an MPH in Community Health Practice, both from the University of Arizona.

Drop in to the first floor of the Campus Store between 10 am and 5 pm and make your own clay piece for our Dia de los Muertos altar. Staff from the College of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape Architecture (CAPLA) will be on-site with clay and tools for any students that would like to come by and make a piece to place on the altar for the Day of the Dead event that will take place on October 30th between 5 pm and 7 pm.