CHC Events

Professor Michael Moffitt (CHC faculty fellow) has been a law professor for more than twenty years, was dean of the law school for six years, and has read more than five thousand law school applications. Clark Honors College students are invited to this info session with Prof. Moffitt to explore the possibilities law school offers and the paths toward success in the law school admissions process!

First-year CHC students are invited to make some fun decorative additions for their new living space! Supplies provided (while they last)

• Mon, 10/12: Diamond paintings
• Mon, 10/26: Throw pillows
• Mon, 11/09: Patterned coasters
• Mon, 11/23: Paint-by-number bookmarks

Join representatives from the Clark Honors College and the UO’s Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact to learn about the Knight Campus Undergraduate Scholars Program. Through this program, students with sophomore or junior standing who are majoring in a natural science field are offered a mentored research opportunity (along with $16,000 of funding!) in a Knight Campus lab in 2027.

Attend this Zoom info session to learn more about how to apply!

CHC families are invited to stop by Chapman Hall during Fall Family Weekend. Meet members of the CHC community and see the place our students call home. Drop in anytime between 1:30 - 3:00 PM! 

Let us know you're coming!

First-year CHC students are invited to join the Center for Undergraduate Research Engagement to discuss how to start thinking about research opportunities during your first-year in the Clark Honors College.

Join the Clark Honors College as we learn about different resources to find off-campus summer internships in STEM (science, technology, engineering, math). It is the perfect time to think about where you might find opportunities before common deadlines in early winter!  

Join fellow Clark Honors College students for a relaxed, quiet study space utilizing different study strategies with free snacks! Drop in when you feel like it and stay for the amount of time that is right for you.

Study Strategies

11/12: Goal Setting - Set a measurable, attainable goal to achieve in the time you are studying. Meet your gaol and get a free snack.

12/3: Active Recall - Study for 25 minutes and then take 5 minutes to write down what you remember from your study session. This will allow you to understand what you know and what you need to review.

Graduating in the next two years and wondering what comes next? Learn how an MS in Management (MSM) can turn your degree into a career. This one-year graduate program from the Lundquist College of Business builds the business, leadership, and networking skills that open doors to your dream job.

Stop by Chapman Library at the Clark Honors College to chat with:

• Emily Moore, program director, MS in Management
• Jessica Best, director of career strategy, Mohr Career Services
• Andrew Fudge, assistant director of graduate admissions, Lundquist College of Business

CHC students will also hear about their guaranteed admissions pathway to the MSM.

Event Details: Date: Monday, November 16 Time: 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Location: Chapman 302 (Clark Honors College Library)

This is an office-hours-style event, and snacks will be provided. Please register below so we know to expect you!

Join the Clark Honors College Second Year Advising Team for a workshop on when, how, and whom to ask for letters of recommendation. CHC faculty advisors will talk about the purpose of a letter of recommendation and what role it serves in your application portfolio. They will offer some strategies on whom to ask for a letter of recommendation, as well as some concrete tips on the etiquette and timing of that process. Finally, there will be plenty of time for your questions!

Join representatives from the Clark Honors College and the School of Law Admissions Office to learn about opportunities for CHC students interested in a legal career to complete both a bachelor’s degree and a JD degree at the UO in only six years (possibly without taking the LSAT!).

The Robert D. Clark Honors College fifth annual Three Minute Thesis competition is a blossoming tradition that celebrates graduating honors college students. Competitors have three minutes to cogently describe their capstone thesis project to a panel of judges and an audience of campus and community leaders, student peers, faculty, and prominent alumni. More than 200 graduating honors college students from nearly every field are eligible but only 10 earn the opportunity to compete in the final round.

Join us in celebrating the Class of 2027! 

Additional details regarding graduate RSVP requirements and day-of details will be added soon. 

Join us in celebrating the Class of 2027! 

For graduate RSVP requirements and day-of details, please visit https://honors.uoregon.edu/chc-graduation-celebration-2026