The George Center for Honors Studies at Greensboro College

The George Center for Honors Studies at Greensboro College We think, therefore, we are. Admission
Is Honors for you? To complete the Honors program, seniors must finish their thesis in HON 4810 and 4820.

If your SAT score was 1170 or higher (or your ACT score was 26 or higher) and your high school grade point average was 3.65 or higher, it would be an honor to have you join us. Entering first year students who have an SAT score of 1170 or higher (or ACT score of 26 or higher) and a high school grade point average of 3.65 or higher are invited to participate in the program. Students transferring in

to Greensboro College with a college grade point average of 3.25 or higher may participate in the program by contacting the program director. All students who enter the program without the benefit of the First-Year Honors Sequence must demonstrate writing proficiency. Retention
To remain in good standing in the program, honors students must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better. First-year students must complete the First-Year Honors Sequence; second-year students must complete the Second-Year Honors Sequence; and third-year students must complete HON 3010 and 3020. Honors students are expected to participate in extracurricular activities and are expected to conduct themselves in the spirit of the honors program, which is the pursuit of academic excellence. No honors work may be taken Pass/Fail.

HONORS ORIENTATION UPDATE! We will be beginning our meeting in Cowan Lecture Hall and then walk to the Honors House. Che...
08/22/2026

HONORS ORIENTATION UPDATE! We will be beginning our meeting in Cowan Lecture Hall and then walk to the Honors House. Check your emails for more information!

George Center for Honors Studies 26-27
08/21/2026

George Center for Honors Studies 26-27

Attention ALL Honors Students! We will take our Honors class photo on Thursday following convocation, we hope to see eve...
08/18/2026

Attention ALL Honors Students! We will take our Honors class photo on Thursday following convocation, we hope to see everyone there to be featured in the photo.

Introducing our new Honor’s class of 2030! Today was their first full day of freshman orientation 🦁💚
08/15/2026

Introducing our new Honor’s class of 2030! Today was their first full day of freshman orientation 🦁💚

✨CONGRATULATIONS!✨to the George Center for Honors Studies class of 2026! 🎊🎓🎉Luke ButnerAlexandra CarefootTaylor CotieKar...
05/10/2026

✨CONGRATULATIONS!✨to the George Center for Honors Studies class of 2026! 🎊🎓🎉

Luke Butner
Alexandra Carefoot
Taylor Cotie
Karla del Castillo
Anna Frazier
Xypher Pino
Briella Thomas

Each of you has made GC a better place! Now, go do the same for your graduate programs, work places, communities, and the world.

Celebration dinner with Honors seniors! You've each helped make GC a better place. Thank you and Congratulations!Good fo...
05/07/2026

Celebration dinner with Honors seniors!
You've each helped make GC a better place.
Thank you and Congratulations!

Good food, friends, and laughs!
(All thanks our Asst Director, Katharine Burgess)

Celebration dinner with Honors seniors! You've each helped make GC a better place during your time here. Thank you and C...
05/07/2026

Celebration dinner with Honors seniors!

You've each helped make GC a better place during your time here. Thank you and Congratulations!

Good food, friends, and laughs.
All thanks to our Asst Director, Katharine Burgess!

Celebration dinner with the Honors seniors! You've each helped to make GC a better place. Thank you and Congratulations!...
05/07/2026

Celebration dinner with the Honors seniors!
You've each helped to make GC a better place.
Thank you and Congratulations!

Good food, friends, and laughs!
All thanks to Asst Director Katharine Burgess!

Please join us in supporting the graduating students of The George Center for Honors Studies as they present their final...
04/06/2026

Please join us in supporting the graduating students of The George Center for Honors Studies as they present their final thesis projects!

Presentations will be held in Proctor Hall West 109, the Campbell Lyceum.

The schedule is as follows:

Tuesday, April 7:
Luke Butner - 3pm - "Gucci Gucci Goo: An Analysis of Designer Babies Using the Principle of Double Effect" Advised by Dr. Bostic and Dr. Malotky

Taylor Cotie - 3:20pm - "Exploring Parkinson’s Disease and Its Impact on Psychological Functioning and Social Engagement" Advised by Dr. Sharpe and Dr. Sheridan

Xypher Pino - 3:40pm - "Synthesizing a Central Resource for Congenital Nephrotic Syndrome" Advised by Dr. Sharpe

Alexandra Carefoot - 4pm - "The Effects of Pediatric Gut Health on the Cognitive Development in Seven-to-Nine-Year-Olds" Advised by Dr. Gold

Thursday, April 9:
Anna Frazier - 3pm - "A Comparative Analysis Between the Prosecutions of Ted Bundy and Dennis Rader: Legal and Ethical Challenges" Advised by Dr. Palmadessa

Briella Thomas - 3:20pm - "Un******ng the Myth of Southern Womanhood: A Comparative Analysis of Dorothy Allison and Alice Walker" Advised by Dr. Johns

Karla Del Castillo - 3:40pm - "Social Media Impact on Personality and Behavioral Conformity" Advised by Dr. Sheridan

04/03/2026

Featuring GC and George Center for Honors alum Joshua Fitzgerald!

Address

815 W Market Street
Greensboro, NC
27401

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 11am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 11am - 3pm

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