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November 22, 2015: Students share their entries during Arcadia’s Next Great Baker, a baking and decoration competition presented by the Arcadia University Honors Program. In conjunction with National Hunger and Homelessness Week, all proceeds from tickets, submissions, and additional sources were donated to Philabundance, the largest hunger relief organization in the Delaware Valley.
October 31, 2015: Students from the honors program present a live-action Rocky Horror Picture Show on Halloween at midnight in the University Commons Great Room.
April 14, 2016: Students attend Honors Farewell Banquet
September 29, 2015: Program Director Helene Klein prepares Honors Students for Alumni Mentor Matching Event.
September 29, 2015: Alumni review student bios during Alumni Mentor Matching Event.
September 29, 2015: An Honors student connects with a possible mentor during the Alumni Mentor Matching Event.
November 1, 2015: The Rocky Horror Picture Show at sponsored by the Honors Program at Arcadia University.
November 11, 2015: Students participate in the annual Celebrating Cultures event sponsored by the Honors Program.
November 11, 2015: Students participate in the annual Celebrating Cultures event sponsored by the Honors Program.
November 22, 2015: Students share their entries during Arcadia’s Next Great Baker, a baking and decoration competition presented by the Arcadia University Honors Program. In conjunction with National Hunger and Homelessness Week, all proceeds from tickets, submissions, and additional sources were donated to Philabundance, the largest hunger relief organization in the Delaware Valley.
November 22, 2015: Students share their entries during Arcadia’s Next Great Baker, a baking and decoration competition presented by the Arcadia University Honors Program. In conjunction with National Hunger and Homelessness Week, all proceeds from tickets, submissions, and additional sources were donated to Philabundance, the largest hunger relief organization in the Delaware Valley.
November 22, 2015: Students share their entries during Arcadia’s Next Great Baker, a baking and decoration competition presented by the Arcadia University Honors Program. In conjunction with National Hunger and Homelessness Week, all proceeds from tickets, submissions, and additional sources were donated to Philabundance, the largest hunger relief organization in the Delaware Valley.
April 17, 2014: Exhibition for Academic Success
April 17, 2014: Exhibition for Academic Success
April 17, 2014: Exhibition for Academic Success.
May 2, 2016: "Tributes" in the Honors Program's AU Stop Hunger Games.
May 2, 2016: Honors Program Director Helene Klein dressed as "Effie Trinket" for AU Stop Hunger Games.
May 2, 2016: AU Stop Hunger Games.
May 2, 2016: AU Stop Hunger Games.
Each year, Honors Students organize and implement a number of events. Many have become a part of our Honors Program tradition and are now held annually. These events include:
Marion Rosenbaum ’68; Charles W. Null and Catherine T. Null Memorial Endowed Scholarship recipient, Noxolo Heleni ’21; Kerry Costello-Leraris ’92, ’94MEd, Alumni Association President; Fulfilling the Promise Retention Fund recipient, Terrence Finley ’22, and his father, Daniel Finley, connect during the Celebration of Scholarship event.
Donor, Kerry Costello-Leraris ’92, ’94MEd with Charles W. Null and Catherine T. Null Memorial Endowed Scholarship recipient, Noxolo Heleni ’21.
Recipient of the Charles L. Moulton Mathematics Scholarship, Long Nguyen ’20 and donor, Dr. Linda Moulton.
Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations, Brigette A. Bryant; Fulfilling the Promise Retention Fund recipient, Stephanie Gonzalez ’22; and Trustee Emerita, Beverly Rappaport Goldberg ’53.
Alma Alabilikian ’58, Barbara Jones Sibley ’58, Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations Brigette A. Bryant, and Pat Fletcher Lyford ’58. Of the six endowed class scholarships, The Class of 1958 has raised the most of any class in Arcadia’s history.
Mrs. Paayal Nair and President Ajay Nair with Child Care of Montgomery County, Inc. Endowed Scholarship recipient, Aliyah Pulley ’23, and Joan Thomas Martin ’64 Scholarship recipient, Aimee Rouff ’22.
Child Care of Montgomery County, Inc. Endowed Scholarship recipient and keynote speaker, Aliyah Pulley ’23, addresses students and donors during the Celebration of Scholarship.
The Office of Study away hosted a study abroad fair where students could explore the variety of study abroad programs offered to them.
The Office of Study away hosted a study abroad fair where students could explore the variety of study abroad programs offered to them.
The Office of Study away hosted a study abroad fair where students could explore the variety of study abroad programs offered to them.
Arcadia faculty showcased their musical talents as part of the First Fridays in the Castle concert series which takes place on the first Friday of the month.
Arcadia faculty showcased their musical talents as part of the First Fridays in the Castle concert series which takes place on the first Friday of the month.
On Valentine's Day, students volunteering with Counseling Services dressed as fairies and promoted sexual health.
On Valentine's Day, students volunteering with Counseling Services dressed as fairies and promoted sexual health.
The Arcadia University Alumni Association invited Class of 2020 undergraduate and graduate students to kick off the countdown to graduation with 87 Knights to Commencement. Held 87 days before Commencement, students are encouraged to invite any special and influential faculty or staff members to join them for the celebration to thank them for helping to provide a valuable experience during their time at Arcadia.
The Arcadia University Alumni Association invited Class of 2020 undergraduate and graduate students to kick off the countdown to graduation with 87 Knights to Commencement. Held 87 days before Commencement, students are encouraged to invite any special and influential faculty or staff members to join them for the celebration to thank them for helping to provide a valuable experience during their time at Arcadia.
Arcadia University hosted a semi-formal and formal dress sale from Feb. 21st-March 1st to benefit area high school students. Proceeds from the sale went to The Covenant House, a nonprofit organization that provides shelter and support services for homeless and displaced adolescents.
Arcadia University hosted a semi-formal and formal dress sale from Feb. 21st-March 1st to benefit area high school students. Proceeds from the sale went to The Covenant House, a nonprofit organization that provides shelter and support services for homeless and displaced adolescents.
Arcadia University hosted a semi-formal and formal dress sale from Feb. 21st-March 1st to benefit area high school students. Proceeds from the sale went to The Covenant House, a nonprofit organization that provides shelter and support services for homeless and displaced adolescents.
The Office of Institutional Diversity, ACT 101/ Gateway to Success Program, and the Pan African Studies Department held the African American Read on February 26th. This Read-In is a national event that is dedicated to diversity in literature. It is the first and oldest event to promote literature diversity. It was established in 1990 to make literacy a significant part of Black History Month.
The Office of Institutional Diversity, ACT 101/ Gateway to Success Program, and the Pan African Studies Department held the African American Read on February 26th. This Read-In is a national event that is dedicated to diversity in literature. It is the first and oldest event to promote literature diversity. It was established in 1990 to make literacy a significant part of Black History Month.
The Office of Institutional Diversity, ACT 101/ Gateway to Success Program, and the Pan African Studies Department held the African American Read on February 26th. This Read-In is a national event that is dedicated to diversity in literature. It is the first and oldest event to promote literature diversity. It was established in 1990 to make literacy a significant part of Black History Month.
Arcadia University Department of Physical Therapy and the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) hosted a collaborative discussion about the practice models for physical therapists, “Practice Revolution: Physician Owned, Corporate, Health Care Systems, Independent, and More.”
Arcadia University Department of Physical Therapy and the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) hosted a collaborative discussion about the practice models for physical therapists, “Practice Revolution: Physician Owned, Corporate, Health Care Systems, Independent, and More.”
On January 16th, more than 125 members of the Arcadia community gathered in Grey Towers Castle for a welcome back event and to hear the dedication announcement of the Laura Minerva Korman Mirror Room.
On January 16th, more than 125 members of the Arcadia community gathered in Grey Towers Castle for a welcome back event and to hear the dedication announcement of the Laura Minerva Korman Mirror Room.
Members of the Doctors of Physical Therapy (DPT) Class of 2020 presented their poster projects on Jan. 17.
Members of the Doctors of Physical Therapy (DPT) Class of 2020 presented their poster projects on Jan. 17.
The Research Day presentations were followed by awards for graduating DPT students.
Members of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2020 received their diplomas and were hooded at the DPT Commencement ceremony on Jan. 19.
Members of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2020 received their diplomas and were hooded at the DPT Commencement ceremony on Jan. 19.
Arcadia University student and staff volunteers joined the Community and Civic Engagement Center (CCEC) for its annual Give and Shred event on Martin Luther King Day of Service on Jan. 20.
Arcadia University student and staff volunteers joined the Community and Civic Engagement Center (CCEC) for its annual Give and Shred event on Martin Luther King Day of Service on Jan. 20.
The Office of Institutional Diversity and the local Cheltenham Area Branch of NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) joined together to talk about the school-to-prison pipeline that plagues our state during the MLK 2020 Panel Discussion.
The Office of Institutional Diversity and the local Cheltenham Area Branch of NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) joined together to talk about the school-to-prison pipeline that plagues our state during the MLK 2020 Panel Discussion.
Arcadia community members joined creative forces to begin examining, expanding, and exploring Arcadia’s brand during 20/20 Arcadia in Focus event.
Arcadia community members joined creative forces to begin examining, expanding, and exploring Arcadia’s brand during 20/20 Arcadia in Focus event.
The Office of International Programs threw a party to celebrate Lunar New Year. The celebration featured traditional Asian foods, and taught guests the Chinese zodiac.
The Office of International Programs threw a party to celebrate Lunar New Year. The celebration featured traditional Asian foods, and taught guests the Chinese zodiac.
The Office of International Programs threw a party to celebrate Lunar New Year. The celebration featured traditional Asian foods, and taught guests the Chinese zodiac.
Arcadia’s reverse Preview program welcomed to campus students and a visiting faculty member from China’s Jiangsu University.
Arcadia’s reverse Preview program welcomed to campus students and a visiting faculty member from China’s Jiangsu University.
Curator and artist Melissa Madonna Haims, who was this year's juror of the "Student Biennial 2020" held a lecture in the University Commons Great Room.
Curator and artist Melissa Madonna Haims, who was this year's juror of the "Student Biennial 2020" held a lecture in the University Commons Great Room.
