Georgia Tech Honors Program

Some pictures from the 2025 Georgia Collegiate Honors Council (GCHC) Conference on February 21st and 22nd! The Georgia Tech Honors Program was *honored* to host GCHC this year in the Bill Moore Student Success Center. The theme for 2025 was "Honors Education in Progress and Service". ? Our Friday keynote, Dr. Ed Lee III from Emory University, gave a spectacular talk on C.A.R.E. - Curiosity, Attentiveness, Responsiveness, and Empathy. We had a great time welcoming students, faculty, and staff from colleges and universities across the state and enjoyed some incredible presentations. Three GT students even won best paper awards at the conference - Guilherme Ryuji Weber Nakamura, Aparna Srinidhi Jagannathan, and Emma Poma! A special thanks to our lovely student volunteers, we couldn't have done it without you! #GCHC #GCHC2025 #Honors ?? credit: Ella Maksumic and Erin Russell (OUE) Georgia Tech Office of Undergraduate Education

We are beyond thrilled to invite you to our very first event in the alumni panel series: Pathways to Success: Alumni Edition! Join us on April 1st for an incredible opportunity to hear from our amazing Honors Program alumni, Sarah Sorme (Neuro '23), W. R. Alex Berry, PMP (ISYE '17), and Nishant Zachariah (BME ‘10, MS ECE ‘14, and PhD ECE ‘17). They'll be sharing their inspiring career journeys and how the Honors Program set them up for success! ?? Mark your calendars for Tuesday, April 1st, 2025, from 6:30 – 7:30 pm. ?? Don't forget to RSVP via [SUITABLE] and register through the Zoom link to secure your access to this fantastic virtual panel! #PathwaysToSuccess #Alumni #Networking #SuccessStories #HonorsProgram ???

It's that time of year again when we are accepting applications for the Executive Director of Internal Affairs for the Honors Leadership Council (HLC). What is most important in a candidate is an Honors Program student who is passionate and dedicated to improving HP for future students! This role commits to a 12-month position?as an HP Student Assistant (5hrs/week), and commits to spending entire academic year (Fall 2025 & Spring 2026) on campus. Look through this post's images or check the HP Canvas site for more information about app requirements. Applications are due Tuesday, March 25th at 11:59pm.

About to leave for spring break? Grab your favorite books from home to donate to the HP Literary Society's March book drive! Scroll through the images to see messages left already by the HP community ? When donating books, we ask that you write an encouraging and positive message on the inside cover along with your name and class year to share with the HP book collection. Students can receive Scholarly and Creative Engagement points in Suitable (Jacket Journey) for your donation. Learn more on our website: https://lnkd.in/eKQT74_s Georgia Tech Office of Undergraduate Education

Thank you to the students and alumni that joined us at our Speed Networking Night on Wednesday. Everyone was engaged and gave insightful answers about professional goals, their passion areas, wellness, and more. A special congrats to the two alumni and one student that won our raffle: Brandon Abernathy, Courtney Curtis, and Samadhi Attanayaka. Brandon and Courtney received an HP swag surprise pack and sweatshirts, while Samadhi will receive funding to join a professional development membership or organization of her choosing. We appreciate you all for attending and being active in the HP community during and after your time at Tech! #HonorsProgram #networking #GTAlumni ?? credit: Amara Anderson and Amie Raines (HP) Georgia Tech Office of Undergraduate Education

We are excited to introduce J'Avani Stinson and Jalana Smith, our new Honors Program Help Desk Assistants for the Spring 2025 semester. They will support the HP staff and serve as valuable resources for their peers within the Honors Program. J'Avani and Jalana are here to help you navigate the Honors Program effectively and help you get connected with resources around campus. There will also be assisting in reading HP applications to help identify the incoming HP first-year cohort, working to create programs and social media content, and more. Please wish them a warm welcome in the comments below!

Thanks to everyone who joined us for the HP Bonfire Night last week. Hope to see you at the next one ?? Georgia Tech Office of Undergraduate Education

We're in the final stretch before spring break! Take a look at the events we have happening from now through the end of the March. The Speed Networking Night this Wednesday is going to be a huge hit-- interested current students and alumni please RSVP! All respective information can be found on our website, on Canvas, or in our Linktree (link in bio). #HappyMonday Georgia Tech Office of Undergraduate Education

I'm honored (pun intended?) to have presented at the GCHC - I had a great time and loved hearing everyone's presentations. Thank you to Dr. Amy D'Unger, Ph.D. for organizing the conference, Dr. Ed Lee III for the incredible talk on C.A.R.E., and all the students and staff who helped run the event. And a huge thank you to one of the best advisors I could ask for, Ms. Adina Rosenberg, who guided me through writing my paper, Prostheses and their Role in the Perception of Disability. Looking forward to the next one! ??

We had a great time hosting the Georgia Collegiate Honors Conference at the end of February! This was the first time this conference was held at Georgia Institute of Technology! ?? THANK YOU to all the student volunteers, conference attendees and presenters, and Dr. Ed Lee III from Emory for an amazing keynote!