Together with the Honors Program faculty, incoming Honors students read a common text and participate in discussions led by other Honors students. A short, three-page essay caps off the Project.
All entering Honors Program students are required to attend the Freshman Assembly on Wednesday, August 29, at 7 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium. Details will be forthcoming, but please put this date on your calendar!
Once again, congratulations on your admission to the Honors Program. You've joined a select group of students who have committed themselves to getting the most out of the Baylor education. The Honors Program faculty and staff look forward to meeting you this summer and working with you in the fall.
Were you unable to attend Honors Line Camp?
Honors Line Camp was a great success, but we know that not everyone was able to attend. In the link below, please find a copy of the Line Camp handbook that was distributed in July. For those interested in getting a "big picture" overview of what college can offer, please be sure to read Stanley Hauerwas' essay, "Go With God: An Open Letter to Young Christians on their way to College", starting on page 4.
Move-in day for new residents in the Honors Residential College takes place on Wednesday, August 15. All students should have received an email (check yourBaylor email account!) regarding the particular times that various residence halls open for move-in. There will be plenty of help getting you into your room when you arrive on campus, but be sure to label all your boxes, luggage, totes, etc. with your name and room number.
Welcome Week, August 16-19
Welcome week will be an exciting, busy time for you! During these first few days, you'll want to finish unpacking your room, meet your hall mates, and prepare for the start of class on August 20. For those who still need to take placement tests, August 15-17 are the best days to take care of this. For those who want to continue with Spanish as their foreign language requirement, be sure to take the Spanish Placement Test available in the Language Acquisition Center, Draper 300.
During Welcome Week, you'll meet your New Student Program (NSP) small group leader and attend a meal with a Baylor faculty or staff member. For those of you enrolled in more than one New Student Program, you may need to pick one or another location for the Friday meal because of a possible time conflict. Just be sure to let your small group leader know of your situation, and he or she can help you determine the best option for you.
Looking for a church home in Waco? There are hundreds of options in Waco and the surrounding area, from small, traditional churches to large, contemporary worship centers. A good place to start is the web site, Church at College, available athttp://www.churchatcollege.com. If you still cannot find a church, feel free to send an email to Dr. Beck and he'll help you locate a church in your tradition or interest.
Freshman Reading Project
Click on the link to the right to find out more about the Freshman Reading Project, the first step towards your Honors Program experience.
Contact Information
Honors Program, Baylor University
One Bear Place #97122
Waco, Texas 76798-7122
Office: (254) 710-1119
Fax: (254) 710-6467
Email: Diane_Haun@baylor.edu