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Join a learning community of academically talented and motivated students as you take advantage of courses, programs and activities available exclusively to our honors students.

Benefits of the Honors Program

Exclusive Opportunities

As a member of the Honors Program, you will gain exclusive access to:

Community Engagement

The ASU Honors Program partners with a number of community groups to provide distinctive opportunities for leadership development, service learning and cultural awareness. Students are encouraged to engage with the community, develop life-long habits of volunteerism and prepare for civic leadership roles.

An Honors student standing in front of a podium at the ASU Honors Community Board Appreciation Dinner

Community Involvement Initiative

Honors Program students have the opportunity to join the boards of nonprofit and government agencies in San Angelo. You’ll learn about board service, networking and connecting with the community firsthand. Plus, you can bring fresh ideas, technical expertise and help find volunteers for board activities.

An ASU Honors student tutoring a student apart of the WHIT program.

WHIT Program

Boost foster children’s academic success with the WHIT (Weekly Hands-on Independent Tutoring) Program! Honors Program volunteers offer free tutoring sessions aimed at bringing every foster child up to grade level in reading and math.

Two ASU honors students preparing for volunteer work in the honors lounge.

Honors Student Association Service Projects

Get involved with our Honors Student Association and make a difference by volunteering with various community organizations. From helping children and the elderly to promoting literacy, there are plenty of opportunities to give back and enrich your college experience.

Two ASU Honors students hosting an Easter bingo.

Honors Student Association Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Every year, our students host a fun-filled Easter Egg Hunt for local children, featuring games, face painting and snacks. Held the Saturday before Easter, children ages 12 and under hunt for thousands of eggs across multiple fields.

Children's books for the ASU Honors program: Little Free Library.

Little Free Library

Created and cared for by our Honors students, these charming book nooks can be found at Kid’s Kingdom Park and Unidad Park. They promote reading, unite communities and spark creativity through local book exchanges.

Enrichment Opportunities

Monthly Skype sessions or campus visits link Honors Program students with outstanding alumni who have used the education they received at ASU as a springboard to exceed expectations and achieve significant career success in fields from the global opera stage to medicine and medical research to information technology.

Alumni provide technical talks that expose our students to the latest developments in specific fields, ranging from neuroscience research to e-commerce, as well as inspirational talks based on their own challenges and successes in the global marketplace. These professionals serve as mentors, provide introductions to various areas of expertise, and help identify internship opportunities in high-profile agencies and institutions.

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