University Honors Program

Honors Community Advocates

 

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The mission of Honors Community Advocates is to advocate for and develop an extraordinary community experience for students at the Honors Program of the University of Kansas. This will be achieved through coordinating social events, participating in group volunteering, and fundraising to provide awards to Honors students. HCA serves as a liaison between UHP faculty and students. They provide academic and social support through events and networking, in addition to community service and volunteering opportunities. They host informational workshops and fundraise by making merchandise and care packages available to Honors students. HCA works to expose all Honors students to resources and opportunities that will help them be successful. HCA members are expected to complete ten hours of service and to attend at least 75% of HCA meetings. Interested in joining? Contact HCA by email.

Biweekly Meetings:
Mondays, 6:30pm-7:30pm, Nunemaker Center

2020 HCA Leadership

President - Achal Patel

Vice President - Hayley Koontz

Treasurer - Nathan Ohl

Secretary - Trinity Krouse

Social Chair - Drew Windish

Service Chair - Emma Whitaker

 

 

 

 


 

 

 


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Course offerings are “among the most comprehensive in the nation,” according to “A Review of Fifty Public University Honors Programs”
98% of University Honors Program graduates are employed or accepted to graduate school within six months of graduation
40% of students in the University Honors Program conduct research before graduation
9 to 1: Average ratio of KU honors students to faculty advisors
1 of only 7 programs nationwide to receive a top rating from “A Review of Fifty Public University Honors Programs” in 2014
60% of University Honors Program students study abroad
KU honors students select their advisors from top-ranked KU faculty