Events & Deadlines
Take Honors Outside the Classroom!
Partners in the Parks is an outdoor experiential learning program coordinated by the National Collegiate Honors Council. PITP projects at national parks across the country offer unique opportunities for collegiate honors students and faculty to visit areas of the American landscape noted for their beauty, significance and lasting value. For over a decade, PITP has led over 100 projects in more than 50 different national parks. With five student projects and an affiliated event hosted through Southern Utah University, there's an outdoor adventure waiting just for you in 2023.
Mammoth Cave National Park
Appalachian National Scenic Trail
Missouri National Recreational River
New River Gorge National Park
Glacier National Park
McNair Scholars Program Informational Events
The McNair Scholars Program is accepting applications for 2023-2024 academic year. McNair assists students who are underrepresented in higher education prepare for graduate study. Submit an application at our program website: www.wichita.edu/mcnair. McNair is hosting two informational events for students who are interested in learning more about the program.
In-Person (Grace Wilkie Annex 165): Monday, March 6 at 2:30pm
Virtual (Zoom): Tuesday, March 7 at 11 am
RSVP to 978-3139 or mcnairscholars@wichita.edu to receive more information. If you are unavailable during these times or would like
to schedule a time to meet with someone individually, you may schedule at the following
link: https://ashleycervantes.youcanbook.me
Benefits/services McNair students can expect:
• Graduate School Preparation
• Faculty Mentorship
• Research Experience
• Application Fee Waivers
• Spring Semester Campus Visits
• Individualized counseling and personal support for graduate school preparation
• Participation is free for students, the program is 100% federally funded
Looking for a Summer Job? Check Out Camp War Eagle!
Camp War Eagle is coming to WSU! Camp War Eagle is a Christian sports and adventure
camp for kids. Located on Beaver Lake in Rogers, Arkansas, Camp War Eagle serves 6,000
kids per summer, ages 7-17, focusing primarily on those who are underserved (all from
Northwest Arkansas). Recruiters will be the Rhatigan Student Center the week of March 1st and here until
March 3rd. Camp War Eagle is currently hiring for 13 different positions, where staff would work six to twelve weeks out of the summer with food and board
provided. There are many activities at camp like rock climbing, archer, wakeboarding,
horseback riding, art activities, life-guarding, sports programs and much more! Some
of these opportunities also count as internship credits for certain majors!
Interested in learning more? Meet recruiters at their table in the Rhatigan Student
Center, March 1st - 3rd or sign up for a non-committal interview at cwestaff.com
For more information, contact Hannah Patterson at hannah.patterson@campwareagle.org
News & Information
Looking For Your Honors Research Credit? Check Out This Class!
HNRS 406C Making Social Impact CRN 32205 3 Credit Hours
Thursday 10:00-12:30pm
Ndii Kalomo’s Making Social Impact class is a summer course offered at Wichita State University that counts towards the honors research requirements!
Honors Baccalaureate Graduates
If you are graduating with an HB degree – congratulations! – and visit the Honors Baccalaureate page for information about thesis submission and other tips. To schedule an advising appointment with Dr. Engber, click here.
Honors Advising Reminders
Visit www.wichita.edu/honorsadvising for links and information. Email honors@wichita.edu or stop by the front desk with quick questions.
To schedule an advising appointment (In-person or virtual)
- For general Honors advising, current students can self-schedule through the Navigate system.
- For Honors Leadership track advising, contact Dr. Chelsea Redger-Marquardt at Chelsea.Redger@wichita.edu
- Students exploring Wichita State and Honors (prospective students) can email honors@wichita.edu.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I do if there are no Honors courses in my major or an area that interests me?
- You can request to turn a regular course into an honors course. Review the online honors option agreement form for suggestions, talk with your instructor, and turn in the form by the third week of classes. Remember that not all instructors will have time to design honors-level work for the course. Don’t be offended if your instructor says no.
How can I change my Cohen Honors College track?
- You can add, remove, or change your honors track yourself in the Change of Major app in your MyWSU portal.
What do I do if I’m not able to take an honors course this year?
- To maintain good standing in Honors, we ask you to keep a minimum overall GPA of 3.25 and complete at least 3 honors credits per Academic Year (Fall, Spring, Summer) or complete a 12-credit track. If you can’t take a course every year, email honors@wichita.edu and explain your plan to stay on track to complete requirements.
Can I request an exception to an Honors requirement?
- Yes, we encourage you to design your honors education to challenge you and work with your major or professional goals. Complete the online petitions for exceptions form to request an exception to an Honors requirement.
Honors Calendar