Honors Program of the University of Michigan-Flint (HON)

Honors Director: Dr. Melissa Sreckovic
Phone: (810) 424 5605
Email: msreck@umich.edu

Program Manager: Laura L. Staudacher, MPA
Phone: (810) 424 5354
Email: laurast@umich.edu

138 Thompson Library
Fax: (810) 762 3214
www.umflint.edu/honors

Mission

The University of Michigan-Flint Honors Program offers academically motivated scholars educational learning opportunities that are deeper, broader, and more complex than a traditional university learning experience, through rigorous coursework, scholarship, experiential learning, service learning, community service, close mentorship with faculty, professional development, and with a focus on student centeredness that emphasizes personal growth.

Vision

The Honors Program at the University of Michigan-Flint will stand out as an interdisciplinary, inclusive community of scholars by:

providing enriched academic experiences, including rigorous coursework that emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives, hones critical thinking skills, and prepares students to be consumers and producers of research
emphasizing personal and social responsibility and nurturing civic and community-engaged students
promoting personal well-being and growth for success throughout students’ education and post graduation journey.

Goals

The Program goals are tied directly to the three pillars of the Honors Program: Rigorous academics, Personal and social responsibility, and Preparation for life post graduation.

Students will graduate the program with mastery of content knowledge, intellectual curiosity, the ability to think innovatively and work collaboratively, with the ability to consume and produce research.
Honors program students will develop personal and social responsibility.
Students will complete the Honors Program prepared for post-graduation success.

Programs in Honors

The University of Michigan-Flint offers three programs in Honors:

The four-year University Honors Scholar Program. This program is designed for entering freshmen who wish to complete an off-campus project and a thesis.
The four-year University Honors Associate Program. This program is designed for entering freshmen. Students take the same courses as the Honors Scholar Program students, with no off-campus project or thesis.
The two year Junior/Senior Transfer University Honors Scholar Program. This program is designed for transfer students and students who do not apply to the Honors Program until the end of their sophomore year.