
On May 9th, the Honors College was present at the Celebration of Life for President John Bardo in the RSC. The first hour of the event was a tabled walk-about, and the Honors College table told the story of the President's involvement with the founding of the College.
From his inauguration speech until his death, President Bardo championed the mission of the Dorothy and Bill Cohen Honors College.
We are forever thankful for his vision and support.
All students, faculty, and staff are invited to celebrate the end of the year and recognize graduates in the 2018-2019 Cohen Honors College on Friday, May 17, 2019 in the Marcus Welcome Center from 10:30am-12:00pm. Student community engagement efforts will be recognized for all Cohen Honors College students. (Please RSVP by May 10th)
Interested in taking on a leadership role in the Cohen Honors College? Consider applying
for a WHEAT executive board position! WHEAT plans the community service and social
events for all Honors students. If serving as the Community Service Chair, Academic
Chair, or Public Relations interests you, please fill out this form. We will be accepting applications through May 18, 2019. If you give any questions,
please contact Tabatha Polk. Learn more about WHEAT by clicking on the image!

Congratulations to the Honors students who were recognized at the Housing and Residence Life end of year banquet Sunday evening. They have worked tirelessly this year ensuring their residents have a great experience. The Cohen Honors College is proud of you!
Interested Honors Faculty are invited to serve as Cohen Honors Faculty Fellows with a particular emphasis on the Honors first-year experience. Fellows and Honors teaching applications from individuals and departments are welcome in other areas of interests throughout the year.
Instructional Design and Access is hosting an Academic Resources Conference for established instructors on August 15th. Please join Honors teaching faculty and interested faculty for a panel on Teaching in Honors during Session 2, 10:40-11:30.
Faculty and student participation in the University and College governance is vital to the proper functioning of the University. Faculty interest in direction and development of the Honors College not only reflects their formal right to contribute to University decision making but indicates their responsibility to do so as professional scholars and researchers. Honors faculty and the faculty council have been busy this year!
Particular thanks to council chair, Doug Parham, Communication Sciences and Disorders.
Visit the Faculty Council page to learn about new Honors curriculum opportunities and other council business, including:
NCHC offer opportunities for students, faculty and staff. Find honors-focused training on teaching and learning, experiential education, advising, program assessment, and so much more created by trusted professionals from the honors community.
The Philosophy of Space Exploration
Sustainability and Technology

To schedule an Honors Advising Appointment email Honors@wichita.edu or Jessica.Raburn@wichita.edu. If you happen to be in Hubbard Hall or nearby when a question occurs to you, please feel free to stop by to see if the Honors Academic Advisor can visit with you immediately.
Jessica Raburn
Assistant Director and Academic Advisor
The Dorothy and Bill Cohen Honors College
Walk-in: Thursdays 2:00-3:30
By Appointment: email honors@wichita.edu
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