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The Association exists to promote the interests and development of high ability students at the University of Minnesota.
The Association’s purpose is premised on the belief that in addition to achieving excellent academic records within their field of study, Honors students should be actively engaged with both other academic departments at the University and with the community outside of the classroom. The Association strives to offer Honors students activities and programs that focus on Professional Development, Community Service, Social Development, and Academic Enrichment.
The Association also serves as a liaison between Honors students and the University Honors Program faculty and staff.
Read more about the University Honors Program. |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 September 2008 18:27 )
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2009-10 Executive Board Announced |
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Congratulations to the following students who were elected to the 2009-10 University Honors Student Association Executive Board:
President: Sarah Super (CLA)
Vice-President: Jason Houle (IT)
Academic Affairs Co-Chairs: Kellin Krick (IT) and Maya Suresh (CSOM)
Community Engagement Co-Chairs: Bethany Mann (CLA) and Krishna Pundi (CBS)
Social Affairs Co-Chairs: Laura Brosnan (CBS) and Kathleen Price (CSOM)
Communications Coordinator: Debby Van Eendenburg (CLA)
Thanks to those who voted or ran for election!
There are many opportunities for getting involved with UHSA. E-mail
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if you’re interested.
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All Honors students belong to the University Honors Student Association (UHSA). The UHP HSA Board represents the interest of all colleges. The HSA coordinates activities and events from year to year based on the interests of the current stduents. Some of the things Honors students have done in recent years include volunteer tutoring, at the U Hospital for children with long-term illnesses, pre-final marathon study sessions with faculty, teaching assistants and tutors, barbeques, organizing the campus-wide Darfur awareness program, "Rebuilding Darfur", ski trips, salsa dancing, Ultimate Frisbee tournaments, intramural soccer teams and more. 
The 2008 Honors Student Board members pictured above. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 June 2009 11:08 )
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