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Honors college spring 2007
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Robert Krueger Lecture 2007
On Tuesday, April 17, Robert Krueger, a former diplomat to Burundi under Clinton, and his dear friend Bishop Nzishura Simeon, who spent two years in prison in Africa for speaking out against the government, spoke at UTSA about the genocide in Burundi (a country just south of Rwanda). On Tuesday, April 17, Robert Krueger, a former diplomat to Burundi under Clinton, and his dear friend Bishop Nzishura Simeon, who spent two years in prison in Africa for speaking out against the government, spoke at UTSA about the genocide in Burundi (a country just south of Rwanda). On Tuesday, April 17, Robert Krueger, a former diplomat to Burundi under Clinton, and his dear friend Bishop Nzishura Simeon, who spent two years in prison in Africa for speaking out against the government, spoke at UTSA about the genocide in Burundi (a country just south of Rwanda). On Tuesday, April 17, Robert Krueger, a former diplomat to Burundi under Clinton, and his dear friend Bishop Nzishura Simeon, who spent two years in prison in Africa for speaking out against the government, spoke at UTSA about the genocide in Burundi (a country just south of Rwanda).
On Tuesday, April 17, Robert Krueger, a former diplomat to Burundi under Clinton, and his dear friend Bishop Nzishura Simeon, who spent two years in prison in Africa for speaking out against the government, spoke at UTSA about the genocide in Burundi (a country just south of Rwanda).
Travel Abroad photos
Kimberly Belongia (right) in Morocco! Kimberly was in Spain finishing her minor in Spanish.
Summer 2004 Study Abroad program: Dr. Richard Diem, Dean of the Honors College, Professor Ana Sterner, and numerous Honors students spent their summer in Santa Chiara, Italy in the first study abroad program offered by the Honors College. The Honors College will return to Italy in Summer 2006! Summer 2004 Study Abroad program: Dr. Richard Diem, Dean of the Honors College, Professor Ana Sterner, and numerous Honors students spent their summer in Santa Chiara, Italy in the first study abroad program offered by the Honors College. The Honors College will return to Italy in Summer 2006!
Kimberly Belongia (right) in Morocco! Kimberly was in Spain finishing her minor in Spanish.
President's Reception 2007
Each year, UTSA President Ricardo Romo invites Honors College students to his home to recognize the efforts and achievements of the current students, and to welcome the newly selected students into the Honors College. Each year, UTSA President Ricardo Romo invites Honors College students to his home to recognize the efforts and achievements of the current students, and to welcome the newly selected students into the Honors College.
Each year, UTSA President Ricardo Romo invites Honors College students to his home to recognize the efforts and achievements of the current students, and to welcome the newly selected students into the Honors College.
Each year, UTSA President Ricardo Romo invites Honors College students to his home to recognize the efforts and achievements of the current students, and to welcome the newly selected students into the Honors College.
Each year, UTSA President Ricardo Romo invites Honors College students to his home to recognize the efforts and achievements of the current students, and to welcome the newly selected students into the Honors College.
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The mission of the Honors College is to
recruit and enrich the education opportunities of academically talented,
curious, motivated, and diverse students through an interdisciplinary curriculum
that includes opportunities for research, service, and leadership.
The Vision
of the Honors College is to be a nationally recognized leader in attracting
highly talented and motivate students and to provide through excellence in its
undergraduate programs and initiatives an avenue for them to affect the state,
the nation, and the world.
The core values
of the Honors College are :
Honesty,
Opportunity,
Nurturance, Originality,
Respect, and
Success.
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