If you are interested in starting a student group in Williams Honors College please fill out this new student group form, and return it to Meg Swayer.
Williams Honors College student groups include:
EUREKA is the Association of Honors Engineers. We encourage any student interested in engineering to join! EUREKA hosts several alumni, faculty, and industrial speakers, as well as social events, in the Honors Common Room.
Any Honors student interested in business activities is welcome to join the Honors Business Group (HBG). Meetings are generally held every other week in the Honors Common Room and include pizza. Faculty from the College of Business Administration speak, alumni from UA share their real-life experiences or business leaders from the community tell about their strategies for success.
As official representatives of the Williams Honors College, Honors Delegates interact with visiting students and their parents, as well as visiting dignitaries, who have included government officials, authors and journalists. If you are an Honors College student and want to join the Delegates, contact Sarah Psihountakis.
Do you like playing games? Do you like having a good group of friends? Do you like to have fun? If you answered YES to any of these questions, then join the Honors Commuter Association! We meet for about an hour on a weekly basis in the Honors Common Room. We play either a card game or board game, it is a great stress reliever. If you can't stay the whole time and can only come for a little while that is OK! Despite the name, this group is open to all students but is an active group specifically designed for honors commuters... so tell your friends!
Honors Nursing Group was founded in 2007, especially for Honors students studying nursing, however, it is open to all Honors students. Meetings are generally held once a month in the Honors Common Room. Our group participates in service activities that have included blanket making for Akron Children’s Hospital, canned food drives, card making for patients, Make a Difference Day, etc. Programming has included alumni speaking about their nursing experiences, and faculty from the College of Health Professions speaking about the programs in nursing.
