Participation in the unique opportunities of the Honors Program exposes you to new ideas and academic challenges, develops your critical thinking, and enhances your professional development. Read More…
The honors curriculum serves as the foundation for the program, but our Honors point system also encourages students to participate in research, creative work, and self-development activities. Read More…
There's no better way to learn about the program and the university than visiting in person. Attend classes, chat with current students, and get to know what we have to offer up close and personal. Read More…
FEBRUARY
5: All-Honors Gathering
7: Human Library
12: Colloquium #2: Research Foundations
21: EDGE Leadership: Organize/Write Resumes
22: High Wire Series: Yoga with Denise
26: Colloquium #3: UIW Research Projects
MARCH
5: All-Honors Gathering
6: Mind Science Foundation Lecture: Gut-Brain Connection
19: Colloquium #4: Public Speaking
23: Exhibition Tour at McNay Museum
26: Colloquium #5: Mental Strength
30: Honors Study Abroad Scholarship App Deadline
The Honors Program hosted its second Human Library on Wednesday, February 7, in Mabee Library on the main campus. This free event allows open conversations with human "books" who represent topics associated with misconceptions and biases. Local station KSAT-TV covered the story.
Original art is for sale through the "Donate to Honors" button on this page and at our annual Arts & Music Festival. UIW students have created a variety of prints, paintings, and jewelry for your enjoyment or to make as gifts. Purchasers can pick up their pieces from the UIW Honors office on campus or have them shipped.