Looking for an additional one-credit Honors course? It's not too late to add our second-seven week course offering: HNRS 295H-001: Nature Media with Dr. Scott Selberg - Monday & Wednesday 3:00-3:50pm. beginning Monday, October 15.

This Spring 2019 course is an accelerated introduction to digital filmmaking for Honors students from all majors. Using DSLR cameras and Zoom sound recorders you will learn how to create and interpret sounds and images, and then edit your work. The class also includes a significant community engagement component. After developing skills in documentary media storytelling, you will work in teams on our community-based youth enrichment program, DocVisions.

Do you prepare your own taxes? Have you always wanted to learn how? If either of these apply to you, you're the perfect candidate to be a VITA volunteer.

Learn from Senior Academic Advisor Kate Shea as she demonstrates through video how to identify Spring Honors courses. 

As you begin putting courses in your shopping cart for the end of the month, please be sure to consider honors-credit bearing options across campus! Some of those options housed within the Honors College are available for your viewing. Be sure to check your registration appointment in your UAccess Student Account as these will vary depending on your class standing!

We've got your back! Follow the link below to sign up for an Honors Thesis Info Session. There are also a number of HNRS 396H: Thesis/Capstone Prep Course sections to fit your spring schedule!

The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery provides students with the opportunity to assist with the collection of functional and patient reported-outcomes for the purposes of determining the quality of orthopaedic care provided by Banner University Medical Center – Tucson/South. 

Nearly every success story includes a “someone who believed in me” chapter. As Assistant Dean for Student Engagement, Dr. Karna Walter wants each student to find that inspiration more than once in their four-year journey. 

If you are looking to build your resume, gain public speaking experience, and work with local middle and high school students, consider joining Xtreme Discovery Teams! Xtreme Discovery Teams (XDT) is a volunteer-based program that visits local middle schools and high schools to promote higher education.