About Honors Institute
San Francisco State University
San Francisco, CA
June 16-21, 2008
The 2008 International Honors Institute will provide approximately 400 participants with a week of intensive study of the 2008-2010 Honors Study Topic, The Paradox of Affluence: Choices, Challenges, and Consequences. Members, advisors and alumni will hear presentations by experts on various aspects of the Honors Study Topic, leadership development and the environment, enjoy a day in San Francisco, participate in experiential activities, and enjoy time to discuss and reflect upon what they have learned in a small group setting. The registration fee for the Honors Institute will be $875.00 per person. Honors Institute registration will open in April 2008.
Check this site often for updates on speakers, schedules and other program details!
Highlights of the Honors Institute Include:
Speaker Presentations
Throughout the week, internationally and regionally recognized scholars will address the Honors Study Topic from various interdisciplinary perspectives.
Seminar Meetings
Each speaker’s presentation will be followed by a Seminar Meeting, which is an intimate small-group discussion led by an experienced facilitator, or Faculty Scholar.
R & R Day
On Thursday, Phi Theta Kappa will sponsor a field trip into San Francisco for all Honors Institute attendees. No Honors Institute activities are planned, so participants have the opportunity to explore the local areas on their own.
Network with Scholars
The Honors Institute draws participants from across the nation and abroad. The Honors Institute offers several opportunities to get acquainted with your fellow Phi Theta Kappa members.
Chapter and Regional Officer Meeting
During this important meeting, chapter and regional officers will participate in a leadership skills building activity and receive important information about new Society programs and initiatives.
Kappa Klatch
Do you have something to say about the Honors Study Topic? Students and advisors are invited to give dramatic readings of poetry or prose related to the Honors Study Topic during Kappa Klatch.
