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Being a member of the Honors Program at Etown offers exclusive access to some fantastic opportunities. Honors students benefit from smaller class sizes, greater opportunities to interact with faculty, access to our Honors Center and Lounge, and priority registration throughout their undergraduate careers. Additionally, there are activities and events reserved just for Honors students at Etown to help make their experience truly remarkable.

First-year Honors students join Honors Program faculty and peer mentors at a local camp for a day filled with team-building activities, game playing, eating and bonding.

First-year Honors students are welcome to live in the Honors Living Learning Community (LLC) in Schlosser and Founders Halls with Resident Assistants who are Honors students. Connect with fellow Honors students while participating in programming, service projects, and social activities.

Homecoming weekend is a wonderful time for Honors Program alumni to reconnect. The Honors Council participates in the Homecoming Parade. They also present the Outstanding Honors Teaching Award to a faculty member in recognition of their outstanding teaching in the Honors Program at Elizabethtown College.

Every spring during Senior Week, the Honors Program hosts an Honors Senior Celebration event to recognize the achievements of the graduating seniors. Past events have included a senior luncheon at an area vineyard.

Each year, Honors Program students attend national and regional conferences. They often present their individual or program research and ideas. In the past, we have attended both the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) Conference held in major cities around the country, as well as the Northeast Regional Collegiate Honors Council (NRHC) Conference.

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Honors Program

Activities and Events

Honors Outdoor Orientation Trek (HOOT)

Honors Living Learning Community (LLC)

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Homecoming

Senior Celebration

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