The NAU Honors College exemplifies inclusive excellence by challenging students from across Arizona and the region to be engaged citizens and stewards of our local and global community. From participating in the Grand Canyon Semester to designing their unique Honors Capstone projects, NAU Honors College students pursue an individualized education designed to make a difference. Learn more about the NAU Honors College!
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The José Ángel Cruz (JAC) Honors Emergency Relief Fund
The JAC Fund provides short-term, emergency financial assistance to Honors students facing unexpected hardships. This fund provides grants to support basic needs such as food, clothing, and essential transportation, helping students stay focused on their studies during challenging times.
Honors Native American Summer Research Program
Open to NAU Native American and Indigenous undergraduates from all disciplines, the Honors Native American Summer Research Program (HNASRP) provides tuition and fees, housing and meal plan, peer mentoring, and academic programming for students while they pursue supervised research under a faculty mentor. Learn more about this program on the NISF webpage.
The Sarah Henry Miller Fund for International Experience
The Sarah Henry Miller (SHM) Fund enables Honors students to study abroad and engage in international opportunities by assisting with travel expenses, out-of-pocket costs, and international professional development. The SHM Fund helps students broaden their global perspective and gain invaluable experiences.
Honors College Fund for Innovation
This fund provides funding for a variety of initiatives within the College, including undergraduate research, capstone projects, and internships.
HONORS COLLEGE CHALLENGE
Donate to any fund within the Honors College, and once Honors receives 25 gifts, the following contributions will be released to the college:
NAU GIVING DAY EVENT
Honors students, join Dean Gustafson for ice cream to celebrate NAU Giving Day! This event begins at 3 pm in the Honors College Courtyard on May 1.