Additional Program Services New freshman honors students are required to attend an overnight orientation session at the Lorado Taft Field Campus. Other services include help in designing an academic program, housing on honors residence floors in Douglas Hall, regular advising, and a variety of extracurricular academic, cultural, and social events, both on and off campus. Honors students also have opportunities to participate in special honors seminars sponsored by the National Collegiate Honors Council, to study outside of the United States, and to attend state, regional, and national honors conferences. Academic credit may be granted through the student's major department. The experience is noted on students' transcripts.
Graduate students are also eligible to participate.
Coordinators representing the various university majors are available to provide counseling on resume writing, job availability, job searching, and interviewing skills. These computer services are available in 23 computer labs across campus, as well as in the Career Resource Center, Campus Life Building 235.