Thank you for considering submitting your organization's event to the Honors Programming and Events Office. UConn Honors students always are eager to attend co-curricular experiences that contribute to their holistic education. Please use this form for any event you may wish to submit for consideration as meeting the learning outcomes related to the University Honors Laureate Honors Event requirement, as well as for events that may not count for University Honors Laureate credit that you wish to advertise to Honors students generally.

Please make sure your proposal also adheres to the guidelines below:

• Please ensure your event meets at least one category listed on the following page if you wish it to count toward students' Honors Events requirement; events may be submitted as belonging in up to two categories if deemed appropriate by UConn Honors staff.
• We may only accept applications for Honors Events up to two weeks in advance. This firm deadline is to ensure the quality of the event, as well as to allow appropriate time to communicate with Honors students about the event.
• An event may not be advertised as an Honors Event until you receive confirmation of its acceptance from the UConn Honors Program.
• We ask that campus partners submit no more than three events per semester for consideration as an Honors Event. We ask that UConn students, including RAs and student-led organizations, submit no more than two events per semester as an Honors Event.
• Although they may be beneficial for Honors students, please note that we rarely approve informational sessions, recruitment events, or purely social gatherings as Honors Events, as they may not meet the learning outcomes related to University Honors Laureate.

NOTE: This is NOT the space to complete Event Journals for Honors students. Please click this link to receive instructions on how to complete Event Journals for Honors co-curricular credit.

For the University Honors Laureate Honors Events requirement, we are happy to accept applications for events that fit at least one of our five categories related to University Honors Laureate students' learning objectives:

• Career, Professional, & Personal Development: This category will help UConn Honors students to care for themselves as they strive to meet their immediate and future goals while staying whole, healthy, and intellectually engaged.
• Honors Community Development: This category is meant to foster a sense of community, identity, and engagement with UConn Honors for the mutual benefit of all involved.
• Academic & Interdisciplinary Engagement: These events support a student’s curricular endeavors by promoting intensive engagement out of the formal classroom with relevant learning; special attention is given to asking students to select events that align with a discipline apart from their primary academic home.
• Multiculturalism & Global Citizenship: UConn Honors students should have the skills – and desire – to engage stakeholders across borders, social identities, and cultural contexts; recognition of common human dignity while celebrating the diversity of the human experience is a hallmark of an empathetic, contextually-attune citizen-scholar.
• Social Change, Service, & Sustainability: This category is meant to encourage University Honors Laureates to consider how they might leverage their talents, drive, and time to help improve communities beyond their personal sphere of influence.

Career, Professional, & Personal Development

Events in this category will help UConn Honors students to care for themselves as they strive to meet their immediate and future goals while staying whole, healthy, and intellectually engaged.

Honors Community Development

Events in this category are is meant to foster a sense of community, identity, and engagement with UConn Honors for the mutual benefit of all involved.

Academic & Interdisciplinary Engagement

Events in this category support a student’s curricular endeavors by promoting intensive engagement out of the formal classroom with relevant learning; special attention is given to asking students to select events that align with a discipline apart from their primary academic home.

Multiculturalism & Global Citizenship

Events in this category promote the skills – and desire – to engage stakeholders across borders, social identities, and cultural contexts. Recognition of common human dignity while celebrating the diversity of the human experience is a hallmark of an empathetic, contextually-attune citizen-scholar.

Social Change, Service, & Sustainability

Events in this category are meant to encourage University Honors Laureates to consider how they might leverage their talents, drive, and time to help improve communities beyond their personal sphere of influence.