From: Megan Hull Date: October 2, 2023 Subject: This Week in Honors: Pre-Law Week
This Week in Honors
Order in the court honors scholars! We are celebrating Pre-Law Week here at the Honors College. If you'll direct your attention to the exhibits below you will see we have a variety of events to help you apply to law school confidently.
Join prelaw advisor Dr. Andrew Dowdle, and honors director of career innovation Dr. Louise Hancox to learn about the initial timeline and requirements for applying to law school.
Join prelaw advisor Dr. Andrew Dowdle, and honors director of career innovation Dr. Louise Hancox to discuss your application to law school over lunch provided by the Honors College. Registration is required for this one!!!
Meet other students preparing for upcoming University Physics I and University Chemistry I exams, though all students are welcome! The Honors College will provide snacks!
This week Hub staff will be joined by prelaw advisor Andrew Dowdle. We’ll be set up across from the music room on Thursdays from 9 – 10 am. Stop by to chat, ask questions or grab coffee and a snack.
Join prelaw advisor Dr. Andrew Dowdle, and honors director of career innovation Dr. Louise Hancox to learn about the initial timeline and requirements for applying to law school.
Join us at Recess to learn about and celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month! We’ll play Kahoot, paint rocks, and have resource flyers, cookies from Mika’s Market, and mango drinks! Kahoot will begin at 3:30 – come win a prize!
Einstein’s equations for general relativity tell us that the universe is expanding, and so are the opportunities to learn more with the Honors College. Join us and Bharat Ratra, a Distinguished Professor of physics at Kansas State University, for an illuminating chat about dark matter, dark energy and one of the most significant scientific discoveries of the last quarter century: the acceleration of cosmological expansion.
Calling all pre-meds! Join Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED) for a night of food, games, and socializing with your peers. If you are curious about other opportunities to get involved as a pre-med on campus, RSOs including Pre-Health Professions Association, Pre-Med Hogs, Neuroscience Organization, Women in Medicine, Future Hubs, Active Neuro, and more will be in attendance to showcase their opportunities for involvement. All UARK students are welcome to participate (you do NOT have to be a member of AED). The goal of this event is to unite the pre-medical community in order to facilitate an environment where pre-meds can get to know each other and the resources available on campus.
Interested in studying abroad in Africa? Study abroad has an opportunity in Tanzania and is hosting an information meeting! More information can be found here.
Looking for things to do in Fayetteville and a community to be apart of? The College Girl's Guide to Fayetteville, AR is written by your fellow honors peer, Sydney Johnson, and showcases unique attractions within Fayetteville & surrounding cities. More information on the book can be found here.
