Connect with Community

Students stand in front of a piece of art at a visit to Creative Machines

AMBITION ON A MISSION

Franke Honors students aren't just impressive scholars. They're well-rounded individuals who know that making an impact means applying their classroom learning beyond the classroom walls. Through service to others, community and industry partnerships, and academic programs that redefine traditional notions of higher education, Franke Honors Wildcats engage with real-world challenges, building skills and connections that benefit themselves and the world they inhabit. 

We Connect: Program Highlights

Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation (BCII)

Each course in this transdisciplinary degree program, which can be paired with any major, connects students to industry and community partners to tackle real-world challenges.  

BCII

Honors Civic Leadership Certificate

This certificate is designed to engage a new generation of leaders who identify, analyze, and attempt to solve critical public issues through collaborative action. 

LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATE

Honors Service Club

This student-led club connects students with their peers in hands-on service experiences throughout the community.

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Spring Break Study Away

Each spring, we offer a 2-unit cours that includes includes a one week trip to Montgomery, Alabama, where students have an opportunity to visit historic sites and speak with leaders who are dedicated to understanding the impact of enslavement on the civil rights movement.

STUDY AWAY

Eller Immersion Learning Projects

Select Eller and W.A. Franke Honors college students complete projects together with Eller faculty experts and the support of the Eller Partnerships Office. 

IMMERSION LEARNING

Franke Honors Beyond the Classroom

The W.A. Franke Honors College offers opportunities to connect with peers and mentors through industry and community partnerships, faculty-mentored research, internships, and clubs and programs.

Want to connect with community and grow your leadership skills, but not seeing the right opportunity here? Contact Dr. Cheree Meeks, Assistant Dean of Leadership and Student Development.