Arkansas Tech University - Honors Program

Arkansas Tech University - Honors Program Arkansas Tech University's Honors Program is designed to elevate the college learning experience.

To maintain a sense of community and enhance personal learning skills, honors courses are conscientiously designed to be small in size and to promote interac To maintain a sense of community and enhance personal learning skills, honors courses are conscientiously designed to be small in size and to promote interaction, not only with peers, but with professors as well. Students admitted into the Ho

nors program are not only educated for their university years, they are educated for life. University Honors Program Qualifications
Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.50, and
Either top 10% of your graduating class or a minimum ACT Composite score of 27
Graduating senior and admitted as first-time entering undergraduate on the main campus

Proud to support our Honors Student (and Senior Honors Council Representative) Faith Kelly as she participates in the Mi...
06/08/2026

Proud to support our Honors Student (and Senior Honors Council Representative) Faith Kelly as she participates in the Miss Arkansas Pageant this week!

As Miss Arkansas 2026 week gets underway, we are sending best wishes to our five representatives from Arkansas Tech University.

• Damaris Castaneda of Clarksville (top left)
• Emily Cross of Clarksville (top middle)
• Kenleigh Garner of Hot Springs (top right)
• Faith Kelly of North Little Rock (bottom left)
• Kate Manuel of Green Forest (bottom right)

Have fun...make memories...and shine brightly!

Our Honors Students have displayed exceptional academic achievement, capturing the top three Undergraduate Awards, for t...
04/30/2026

Our Honors Students have displayed exceptional academic achievement, capturing the top three Undergraduate Awards, for their outstanding presentations at the ATU Scholars Symposium. Congratulations to Torin, Joy, and Hope. 🏅

So proud of our honor students and all that they are doing. Congrats to Joy, Rose, Courtney, and Cain.
04/29/2026

So proud of our honor students and all that they are doing. Congrats to Joy, Rose, Courtney, and Cain.

🧑‍🎓🏅 ATU Honors making their mark at the 4th Annual Red River Honors Student Symposium at Texas A&M–Texarkana.Our studen...
04/25/2026

🧑‍🎓🏅 ATU Honors making their mark at the 4th Annual Red River Honors Student Symposium at Texas A&M–Texarkana.
Our students had an incredible showing in the STEM & Health poster session—earning 1st place (Raine) and 2nd place (Joy & Hope). 👏✨

And Joy also took home 1st place in the oral presentation category!

Proud of this group—not just for the awards, but for the way they support each other and represent Honors so well. 💚💛

🧑‍🎓🏅 Honors students taking the stageIt is a privilege to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our Honors students. ...
04/19/2026

🧑‍🎓🏅 Honors students taking the stage
It is a privilege to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our Honors students. 👏✨

Allie Stoll has been named recipient of the Margaret Young Award, and Hannah Melton has earned the Jill Lestage Brown Service Leadership Award.
In addition, seven of our students were recognized among Who’s Who: Maya Avila, Luke Cantu, Mackenzie Epperson, Racine Gordon, Shilo Reed, Martha Smith-Gomez, and Allie Stoll.

These honors reflect not only academic excellence, but leadership, service, and the character that defines our Honors community. 💚💛

The war is still on! Virtual donations can still add points! Stay tuned next week to see who is in the lead!
04/17/2026

The war is still on! Virtual donations can still add points! Stay tuned next week to see who is in the lead!

PENNY WAR UPDATE!! Swipe to see the leaderboard! We will be out tomorrow too, so come add and take away points! 🥧🪙💵
04/15/2026

PENNY WAR UPDATE!! Swipe to see the leaderboard! We will be out tomorrow too, so come add and take away points! 🥧🪙💵

We are so proud of our honor students Allie, Haley, and Meredith!
04/14/2026

We are so proud of our honor students Allie, Haley, and Meredith!

Four Arkansas Tech University students have earned national recognition from Order of Omega, a Greek honorary organization that recognizes individuals who rank among the top 5 percent of individuals in the fraternity and sorority community on a given campus.

Allie Stoll of Benton (top left, Howard Ferrell Scholarship), Haley Greer of Springdale (top right, Patrick Halloran Scholarship), Meredith Pearson of Conway (bottom left, Patrick Halloran Scholarship) and Oscar Perez of Warren (bottom right, Parker F. Enright Scholarship) are the Order of Omega 1959 scholarship recipients from ATU for 2026.

Stoll, Greer and Pearson are members of Delta Zeta, while Perez is a member of Alpha Tau Omega.

“The 1959 Scholarship Program was established to recognize achievements in leadership of campus organizations, citizenship, academic success and service to Order of Omega and the campus community,” wrote Dr. Seth A. Ressl, Order of Omega executive director, in a letter of notification concerning the scholarships.

Congratulations to Allie, Haley, Meredith and Oscar!

We’re coming up on 30 years! Make sure your information is up to date so you can stay informed about an Honors Reunion!
03/31/2026

We’re coming up on 30 years! Make sure your information is up to date so you can stay informed about an Honors Reunion!

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