Honors GPS Application

Honors Guides for Peer Success (Honors GPS), 2026-27 Team Honors GPS team members will support University of Connecticut Honors students in collaboration with Honors staff to help students understand Honors graduation requirements. Honors GPS team members will guide peers in planning their Events, Leadership, and Academics in Action as well as provide feedback on progress. […]

Episode 1 9.25

Welcome to Live and Learn, a production of the Honors Program at the University of Connecticut. I’m Danielle Chaloux, and this is episode 1. This week is Suicide Prevention Week. There are a variety of events happening all over campus, visit suicideprevention.uconn.edu to find out more. Swing by the Konover Auditorium at the Dodd Center […]

Other Opportunities

Types of Honors Courses and CreditCurrent Honors CoursesConversionsRegistrationHonors CoreUConn Honors Congressional Internship Program, Washington, D.C. (Faculty-led) The five members of the United States House of Representatives and the two senators from Connecticut, in partnership with the Honors Program and Department of Political Science, are offering students interested in the workings of the US government the chance to spend […]

Honors Congressional Internship Program

About the Honors Congressional Internship Program The five members of the United States House of Representatives and the two senators from Connecticut, in partnership with the Honors Program and Department of Political Science, are offering students interested in the workings of the US government the chance to spend the entire spring semester working in one of their offices […]

Rowe Community

Rowe HomeAdmissionRowe FundingVisiting Lecture SeriesShare your Alumni StoryMeet the Rowe ScholarsRowe is a community. Small groups, called “family trees”, have been created to form strong connections between a few of the Scholars, but the program as a whole is a family as well. We are all here to support each other, including the program coordinators, […]

Honors and Your Transcript

Your academic participation in the Honors Program is illustrated on your transcript in several ways. Honors courses and conversions are intended to challenge and inspire. Successful completion of Honors courses or conversion projects is recognized on your transcript as a permanent record of your achievement. For every Honors course or conversion that you complete with […]

Honors Conversion Policy

Honors ConversionsConversion PolicyConversion ProcessConversion StatusConversion FAQ’sThe Honors conversion process is used as a mechanism for an Honors student to earn “Honors credit” in a variety of course types where an Honors version of the course is not available. Successful Honors conversions demonstrate close collaboration between Honors students and faculty on mutually engaging and rewarding experiences. […]

Medals Ceremony honors students, alumni, and faculty

By Cheryl Cranick, Honors Program On Saturday, May 3, 2014, the Honors Program recognized a new graduating class of Honors Scholars at the annual Medals Ceremony. This year marked the largest class in the history of Honors, with 342 students officially completing the rigorous requirements of the program, including the Honors thesis/project. Family, peers, administrators, […]

Honors Advisor Toolbox

Welcome to new and veteran Honors advisors! Thank you for your involvement in mentoring and advising Honors students. This “toolbox” is intended to be a centralized reference for Honors advisors, bringing together key links and resources that otherwise live across multiple student-facing Honors pages. If at any time you have questions to which you can’t […]

2010 Rowe Scholar: Mallory Perry

Mallory Perry was born and raised in Middletown, Connecticut. She graduated from Mercy High School and was their Athlete of the Year for 2010, which she earned due to her high GPA and skills in varsity volleyball, basketball, and track and field. Mallory will be a Nursing student at UConn and hopes to specialize in […]