The Honors College is looking for Honors Ambassadors to help us recruit and welcome the Honors College Class of 2029!

What does an Ambassador do? You’ll help the Honors College admissions team with recruitment events, campus visits, various recruitment tasks, and communication with prospective students.

Benefits: Help potential new Honors students determine if CofC is the best fit for them. Prospective students and families love to hear from current students directly, so we truly value each and every one of our ambassadors as they all showcase all the diverse interests our students have.

• It’s a great resume builder and fun way to stay involved and represent the Honors College! If you remain an ambassador through graduation, you’ll receive a special Honors Ambassador cord to wear during the graduation ceremony.

Great Fit For: Open to any Honors College student, freshman through senior! (Returning Ambassadors do not need to fill out this application.)

How to apply: Complete the online interest form by Thursday, September 5 at 11:45 p.m. The Honors Admissions team will contact you with next steps. Questions? Honors@cofc.edu.

The Honors College is seeking students to join our Dean’s Student Advisory Council that will work directly with Dean Beth Meyer-Bernstein to help guide the Honors College forward.

Position Description: Students who serve on the Dean’s Advisory Council are essential in guiding the future of the Honors College. The Council will…

• Work directly with the Dean of the Honors College.
• Provide student input on initiatives, policies, and decisions.
• Help plan events and activities.
• Contribute towards the future of the Honors College community.

Qualifications: 

• The council will consist of one senior, one junior, one sophomore, one freshman, and one at-large member.
• Must be a member of the Honors College (Honors comprehensive track) in good standing
• Must be available for the entire 24-25 academic year
• Committed to the values of the Honors College

Time commitment: approximately 2-4 hours per month for an academic year (flexible based on your schedule).

To Apply: Online application + resume by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, September 1.

Wells Fargo is launching Project First-Gen: Corporate & Investment Banking as a launchpad for future leaders in finance.

The Opportunity: An eight-week virtual program for first-generation college sophomores with exploration in core businesses that make up CIB: Investment and Corporate Banking, Markets, and Commercial Real Estate.

Benefits:

• Weekly live 90-minute virtual sessions over eight-weeks led by key industry leaders and market makers.
• Insights on global capital markets, credit analysis and lending, deal execution, sales and trading, fixed income securities, client engagement, and more!
• Upcoming recruiting opportunities from Early Careers such as 2026 summer analyst (intern) program.

Great Fit For: First-gen college sophomores interested in banking, finance, and commercial real estate.

How to Participate: Register online for a chance to participate by September 1. Students will be notified of their program status by September 8.

The Honors College is seeking students to join our Dean’s Student Advisory Council that will work directly with Dean Beth Meyer-Bernstein to help guide the Honors College forward.

Position Description: Students who serve on the Dean’s Advisory Council are essential in guiding the future of the Honors College. They will share their day-to-day experiences with the Dean so that the voices of the students are considered in the decision-making process. Additionally, they will provide student perspective on current and future Honors College policies.

• The council will consist of one senior, one junior, one sophomore, one freshman, and one at-large member.

Qualifications: 

• Must be a member of the Honors College (Honors comprehensive track) in good standing
• Must be available for the entire 24-25 academic year
• Committed to the values of the Honors College

Time commitment: approximately 2-4 hours per month for an academic year (flexible based on your schedule).

To Apply: Online application + resume by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, September 1.

The Honors Student Association is welcoming everyone back to campus with refreshing frozen treats!

Honors Student Association Ice Cream Social
Friday, August 23
4:00 – 5:30 p.m.

Where’s the ice cream? You’ll pick up your ice cream at our offices on the first floor of Randolph Hall, suite 102, then enjoy it on the Green Way outside the Honors Center (10 Green Way).

What to expect: Stop by to reconnect with old friends, make some new ones, and enjoy some frozen treats on us!

• All are welcome, as HSA events are open to all CofC students (so bring your friends!).

No RSVP necessary, just stop by for some frozen fun!