Alumni Memorial Union
1442 W. Wisconsin Avenue
Grand Ballroom – 3rd Floor
(Academic apparel will NOT be worn)
Schedule:
Saturday, May 18
Ceremony and refreshments
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
(no tickets required)
For more information about the university graduation, see Marquette's 2013 Commencement Website. For questions about the Honors Program ceremony, contact Maria Cooper (414) 288-7516 or Email
The Honors Program Student Council hosted the first and second installment of its Last Lecture Series. Dr. Julius Ruff of the Department of History gave a highly engaging lecture entitled "Robin Hood Goes to France" on Thursday, Feb. 28, at 5 pm in the Haggerty Museum of Art. The second lecture "Laughing in the Face of an Army of Pacifists - Humor and the Absurd" was presented by Russell Hammer of the Philosophy Department on April 18 at the Haggerty. Both events were free and open to all Marquette students and faculty. For more information, contact the Honors Program Student Council at muhpstudentcoucil@gmail.com. The final lecture was given by English Department's John Curran, May 2 at 5 pm, Haggerty Museum of Art.
The Honors Program is open to academically qualified students in any of Marquette’s seven colleges — Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Communication, Education, Engineering, Health Sciences or Nursing. Historically, we have been fortunate to receive many outstanding applications. This makes the admissions process highly selective, as we've drawn from pools of very well qualified students.
Students may apply to the Honors Program during their senior year in high school or during their first year at Marquette. New freshmen applications to the Honors Program are reviewed on a pooled, competitive basis. The application deadline for Fall 2013 was February 15 and decisions were mailed on March 15.
On Friday, April 19, the Honors Program hosted a special visit opportunity for students admitted to the University Honors Program for Fall 2013. Students from all over the country were treated to a full-immersion experience and a day in the life of an honors program student at Marquette.
MORE INFORMATION: HONORS DAY 2013
Miksang Contemplative Photography was introduced to Honors Program students in 2006 by Miriam Hall, a contemplative arts teacher based in Madison, Wisconsin.
The Marquette University Honors Program presented
the 5th Annual Miksang Contemplative Photography Class Closing Show. On display were the wonderful and miraculous perceptions of a semester-long exploration of Mindfulness in Photography.
VIEW SAMPLE MIKSANG PHOTOS
Help support the University Honors Program. Click on giving and in the drop down menu of the “Designation Box,” select “other,” then copy and paste the following phrase “Honors Program” into the box labeled “other.”