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Congratulations to all upcoming graduates of 2008!
 
 Requirements
Would you like a reminder about the requirements for completing the University Honors Program? Remember that you may qualify for one of three designations: 1) Lower Division Honors, 2) University Honors Scholar, or 3) Distinguished University Honors Scholar. If you have questions about your final honors status, please contact Jen Lile, Honors academic advisor, at 556-1003 or jen.lile@uc.edu.
Graduating with Honors
If you are a current member of the University Honors Program and have applied to graduate through your college, you will automatically be reviewed to graduate with honors. If you have fulfilled requirements for any of the three designations, you will be certified as an honors graduate. Your designation will appear on your official academic transcript and, if you are certified as a University Honors Scholar or Distinguished University Honors Scholar, on your UC diploma.
Completing your Recognition Ceremony Bio
Graduating students are encouraged to submit a personal bio to be printed in the recognition ceremony program. Please follow the link below to submit a short paragraph about you, your involvement at UC and your future plans.
Click here to complete your personal bio
Please submit your bio no later than Friday, May 9, 2008. Be sure to complete the entire bio in one sitting, as you are not able to save the form.
Attending the Recognition Ceremony
Mark your calendar for this year's University Honors Program recognition ceremony! Graduating students who have completed University Honors Program requirements will be invited to attend this special event to receive their Honors certificate and medal. Printed invitations will be mailed to students during spring quarter.
University Honors Program Recognition Ceremony
Thursday, June 12
7:00 - 8:30 pm
Tangeman University Center's Great Hall
Friends and family members are welcome to join the celebration. Business casual attire is suggested. A light dessert will be served at the ceremony.
Information about the university-wide commencement ceremonies may be found at: http://www.uc.edu/commencement/. All graduating Honors students should wear their Honors medals at the commencement ceremony! Students are also welcome to wear cords corresponding to Latin Honors; however, the University Honors Program does not require or provide cords.
 
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