Scheduling Problems

Many Honors students have challenging schedules:  double or triple majors, taking time out for co-op or study abroad, balancing major curriculum requirements with internships or practica, rehearsals, community involvement--so you're not alone.  We're old hands at helping each other out. 

A few resources for Honors students who need a tailored approach to sorting things out:

  • Freshmen and sophomores:  Honors Graduate Assistant Zach Ludwig at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it : Zach graduated from the Honors Program recently and is on board with us from 1-4:30 most weekdays while he's finishing up his Masters degree in Counseling.
  • Help with HPEO: Mr. Michael Clark This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , Associate Director of Honors.
  • Juniors and seniors, and students of any level planning study abroad, grad school, research, or other special concerns: Dr. Rita Barnes This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .  Please send three possible meeting times.
  • If you are a freshman, contact your Big Sib.  Prospective students are encouraged to apply by filling out the Little Sibling form in your Honors application folder. 
  • Peer mentors in your Honors 1010 class are also trained to assist you or to refer you to a knowledgeable peer in the Honors community.
  • The Honors Handbook might contain the answers to your questions.  Consult the Index.

 

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