Elevating and enhancing Honors through the transition from program to college
Elevating and enhancing Honors through the transition from program to college
Stephanie Schupska (Ph.D. student) and Meg Amstutz (Dean, Jere W. Morehead Honors College) presented on “Elevating and enhancing Honors through the transition from program to college,” at the 2026 Honors Education at Research Universities (HERU), a biennial gathering of honors leaders from top-tier research institutions across the country, in May.
Abstract: In May 2021, Honors at the University of Georgia moved from an established program to a named college. As we celebrate our fifth anniversary as the Jere W. Morehead Honors College, we are taking the opportunity to look back and celebrate our successes as well as grow through our challenges. Join us as we take a leadership and communications perspective on how we shifted our thoughts, increased our collaboration, updated our strategy, focused on constituents, and freshened our messaging throughout this transition.
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