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Article by Briana Borten Dr. Peter Borten With sweetness, structure and space infused into your goals and dreams, you will achieve more. Many people chase goals and some even achieve them. But true…

This article is provided for informational and archival purposes only. It reflects a past member spotlight of Honor Society® and may not represent current leadership, programs, or affiliations. The…

The Fall of 2016 marks the first official semester of the Alpha Nu chapter of HonorSociety.org at the University of Houston. The chapter is led by its founder and president Nnenna Umelloh, who worked…

It has been over a year since the HonorSociety.org students at University of Illinois Urbana-Champagin decided that a chapter on their campus would become an integral part of the campus community.…

Graduate school is hard. Establishing mentors to help you through the journey should occur at the beginning of the process, especially when applying to programs. Being a daughter of a family without…

Being a college student is a special time of life wrought with freedom, personal growth and academic enrichment. It is important to take every moment of this phase to set yourself up for success. The…

This article is provided for informational and archival purposes only. It reflects past events and member spotlights of Honor Society® and may not represent current programs, leadership, or…

Article by Shelley Levitt ‘It’s good to have a bright analytical brain, but at the end of the day, the stomach is the smartest organ in the body. I had a feeling about it. I just knew. It was a hunch.…

Article by Kristen Fischer What’s in a number? I’ve held three job roles—freelance copywriter, journalist and author—for 12 years. Only in one of those years did I ever earn close to six figures. I’m…

Article by Megan Nicole O'Neal I am writing to you from seat 14A United Airlines, Rochester bound from San Diego. It’s an 11:45 p.m. red-eye. You see, this year I set out to accomplish one thing: to…
