Honors Site – Burnett Honors College at UCF

Upcoming Events

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Jun 19 - 12:00 PM

Fulbright Scholarship Information Session

The Fulbright Program fully funds students of all disciplines to live abroad for an academic year to conduct research, pursue graduate study, or teach English.

Attend an information session with the Director of the Office of Prestigious Awards.

Lunch is provided.

Looking Ahead

Jun 29 - 10:30 AM

From Resume to C.V.

Jul 6 - 10:30 AM

Using Research to Promote Your Online Identity

Jul 10 - 12:00 PM

Fulbright Scholarship Information Session

Jul 13 - 10:30 AM

Making a Poster and Preparing for a Conference

Opportunities

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Semi-Annual Pumphrey Law Scholarship

Scholarship

What Are You Interested In?

RESEARCH

I would like to enhance my education by becoming an active participant in research and complete my own thesis.

STUDY ABROAD

I would like to travel abroad to make an impact on global communities and immerse myself in an academic and cultural experience.

HONORS CONGRESS

I would like to get involved with the Honors community and meet other Honors students.

PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS

I am interested in national and international fellowships and scholarships.

Spotlights

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Awards

Honors Student Awarded Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship

"Gera Versfeld, a student in the College of Engineering and Computer Science and the Burnett Honors College, has been awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. The Gilman Scholarship is a grant program from the U.S. Department of State that helps make studying/interning abroad possible for students of limited financial means. To be eligible, students must be receiving Federal Pell Grant funding at UCF. This program can provide up to $5,000 for a student who is participating in a program abroad for college credit."

Students

UCF Programming Team Places 1st in North America, 10th Worldwide

UCF’s student programming team ousted all competitors from the U.S. and Canada to finish first in North America and 10th worldwide in the Association of Computing Machinery’s International Collegiate Programming Contest held in Beijing this week. This was the team’s highest finish in more than three decades of competition.

Students of TBHC

Forrest McClellan

"Marching Knights has allowed me to stay involved in music. Music is very important to me. At this point, I can’t imagine going to school without being a part of an ensemble or band."