On April 20, sixty-seven ĢƵ students, supported by the ĢƵ Honors Program, participated in the 24th Annual at the University of California, Riverside. ĢƵ students delivered 27 oral and nine poster presentations, comprising 36 of the 218 research projects. Under the guidance of ĢƵ faculty mentors, students worked hard to conduct research, write proposal abstracts, and prepare their posters or oral presentations.
ĢƵ’s Psi Beta chapter won an Outstanding Abstract Award for their project “Exploring the Dynamics of Honors Education: The Impact on Mistakes, Purpose, and Academic Self-Efficacy in Honor and Non-Honor College Students.”
Two ĢƵ Honors students, Luis Barbosa and Madiha Pashtoon, were awarded the HTCC Exemplary Achievement Award. Fourteen additional ĢƵ students participated in the conference by volunteering to moderate Q&A during oral presentation sessions.
ĢƵ Honors Coordinator Emily Liu served as the conference’s program chair on behalf of the Honors Transfer Council of California.