International study stands as a proven high impact practice. Running sustained short term experiences for groups of students can help institutionalize international experiences within honors.

This pre-conference three hour workshop is designed to provide participants with collaborative time to explore issues in launching and sustaining international programming within the honors experience. We focus on two critical components of international study which are far too often overlooked: a) pre-program planning and b) post-program opportunities for participants in international study to "keep the program alive" by sharing their experiences and applying lessons learned within the context of the campus and community.

This pre-conference workshop is limited to 24 participants. Session Fee: $50

Kick off #NCHC22 by exploring the streets of Dallas!  An NCHC signature event for decades, City As Text™ (CAT) positions honors students, staff, and faculty as explorers in the city.  Participants will seek to more deeply understand the conference theme, ‘Centering Community,’ through conversations and observations in Dallas neighborhoods, public spaces, and cultural landmarks. The CAT experience includes an opening session, city exploration, breakouts for writing and observations, and a group closing session.

Indicate your interest in being a CAT explorer by registering for the event on this form. When you arrive at the event, you will select your individual site.