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Welcome
| UNIVERSITY HONORS |
| Honors Events | Honors Calendar of Events, click here |
| Scholarship Opportunities | SMU-in-Taos and study abroad Honors Scholarships, click here |
| Honors Community | Virginia-Snider: Honors Residence Hall, click here |
| Honors Courses | Course Listings, click here |
| Garter Lecture Series | 2007-2008 Series, click here |
| Richter Fellowship Information | Dates, application, info and more, click here |
2008 Common Reading
Discussion for ALL FIRST YEARS:
Sunday, August 24 2:15pm
2008 Honors Common Reading
Dinner Discussion for Honors Students:
Wednesday, September 17th 5-7pm, 121 Dallas Hall (Hyer Room)
Monday, September 22nd 5-7pm, 121 Dallas Hall (Hyer Room)
Sign up: Located in Welcome Packet at Honors
Welcome Assembly and BBQ
The University Honors Program at SMU serves the highest achieving students in all departments and majors across campus. Those invited to participate fulfill a 7 course requirement of their General Education curriculum in small, often discussion-based classes. As the educational mainstay and intellectual core of the University, the Honors Program hosts many events throughout the academic year.
