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The George Center for Honors Studies
You @ the Center   The Greensboro College Honors Program on facebook. Director's Blog for the George Center for Honors Studies at Greensboro College

"The Honors Program offered me a broader horizon for learning and created a challenging environment that has helped me grow academically over my years at Greensboro College."

Leah Tucker
Biology
Class of 2011


Where you are at the center!

The George Center for Honors Studies at Greensboro College. This is where you can learn about life in the Center from the people who know it better than anyone: the students. Read their stories. Ask a question. We're a little different, but we think different is good. A great education and a t-shirt, too!

For a limited time, we'll be doing a weekly drawing to give away a free George Center for Honors Studies t-shirt to people who post a comment or ask a question. We only have a small quantity of t-shirts left—let’s hear what you have to say.

Program Director

Dr. Jessica G. Sharpe
Associate Professor of Biology;
Interim Director, George Center for Honors Studies

235 Proctor Hall East
(336) 272-7102, ext. 577
jessica.sharpe@greensboro.edu


Featured Stories

Z2M_9426-sm Jessica Quah - Freshman
"Honors students learn not only to set high standards for themselves, but also to surpass them."  Read Jessica's Story.

 
DavisStuartBarrettScholar20111027 Stuart Allen Davis - Freshman
"Honors opens the door for you to think outside of the here and now; to connect to our culture today with all of human history."  Read Stuart's Story.

 
Dr. Jessica Sharpe
Q&A with Dr. Jessica Sharpe
"What's ironic and truly special about this tight-knit family is that they're from all disciplines–biology, theatre, religion, etc. It's the open sharing of all their different perspectives that creates a sense of unity among them and develops them all into better thinkers."  Read the Q&A.