UNCW Honors College

Last week Honors and the Cameron School of Business successfully hosted Honors+Business: A Showcase of Research and Networking, featuring research oresentations by Honors students in Business. Missed this event? Make sure you keep up to date with our social media and read the bi-weekly Honors Newsletter, ths Hippo-Campus!

Honors Cultural Dinner at Genki Sushi! Join Dr. Aaron King and Dr. Beverly McGuire for an authentic sushi dinner on April 2nd at 6:30 PM. Seats are limited, follow the link in our bio to sign up!

Honors will be taking select students to tour the USS North Carolina Battleship on March 29th fron 12:30 to 3:30 pm. The showboat tour explores 9 levels of the ship from the Main to Secondary Plotting rooms to the Bridge. The tour includes the Engine Room, Turret II Barbette, Main Deck, 2nd and 3rd Decks, and the 1st Platform plus four levels above the Main Deck to the 04 level. This tour does require going up and down several flights of stairs and is not recommended for those with mobility issues. Follow the link in our bio to sign up!

The Academic Advising Council held their Awards Ceremony on Monday March 17th, and our very own John Helbig won Outstanding New Academic Advisor at UNCW! Join us in congratulating John, who has worked hard to support Honors Students and is an essential member of our Honors Community.

This Tuesday March 18th, come see Honors Students Ashley Davis, Kate Eagan, Keri Massie, Anslee McLamb, and Kaitlyn Wirth present their research at the Honors in Business: Sjowcase of Research and Networking event in Cameron 101 from 4-5 pm. RSVP at the link in our bio!

On Thurs. March 20th at 6 PM, the Honors College will be hosting speaker Dr. Jon Grinspan, Curator of Political History at the Smithsonian's Museum of American History and author of three books, including Wide Awake: the Forgotten Force that Elected Lincoln and Spurred the Civil War. As a part of Dr. Grinspan's visit there will be a FREE lunch with select students, any interested Honors Students can sign up via the link in our bio!

Yesterday afternoon, the Honors College hosted a very successful networking event with theCollege of Science and Engineering (CSE)! Students, faculty, and staff enjoyed chatting and refreshments in the Honor Lounge. If you missed out on this event, make sure you're keeping track of our social media and reading the bi-weekly Honors newsletter, the Hippo-Campus.

MONDAY March 17th at 4pm in King 201, join Dr. Yishi Wang and Lynee Argabright for their thesis workshop "Data Analysis & the Statistical Collaboration and Training Center." This workshop provides an overview of the key components of statistical analysis. Students will also learn about the servuces offered by the Statistical Collarboation and Training Center (SCBTC). The session concludes with a Q&A to address any research questions related to statistics.

Join Dr. Erica Noles this afternoon for her thesis workshop Scientific Writing. Discover scientific writing techniques: cover key elements, organize sections, write concisely, and use APA formatting. Gain insights from strong examples and valuable resources for your projects and thesis. In King Hall 202 at 4PM

Jon Grinspan, Curator of Political History at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History and the author of three books on 19th and early-20th century U.S. political history, will be joing us on March 20th at 6 PM in the King Hall Auditorium (King 101). This event is a collaboration between the UNCW Honors College and the Department of History, it is FREE and open to the public!

Honors Spring Break Photo Contest: this Spring Break, tag on your international, national, and local vacation photos for a chance to win!

Join us back from Spring Break with three info sessions to prepare you for the fall semester. Get help with registrations, learn about honors opportunities, and get a free snack while you’re there! Honors peer mentors Hannah and McKenna will be hosting in the Honors Lounge on Mon. March 10 (9:30-10:30), Tues. March 11 (12:30-1:30), and Thurs. March 13 (12:30-1:30)