An honors college is a community of scholars, made up of students, faculty, and staff. It exists in an environment that celebrates learning and the pursuit of knowledge. The Lloyd International Honors College shares in this general characterization but also encourages its members to pursue knowledge with the constant recognition that we live in an interdependent world filled with unique cultures, political systems, and ways of knowing. Central to the mission and work of the Lloyd International Honors College are the talented UNCG faculty who teach the College’s courses and interact with its students. In order to recognize the extraordinary contribution faculty make to the success of the Honors College and to tap the expertise, commitment, and talents of our very best faculty, the College has established the Faculty Fellows Program.
A Fellow is a UNCG faculty member who has taught three or more dedicated Honors Courses (general education or disciplinary) for students in the Honors College. Each spring Fellows will be recognized at a reception hosted by the University Provost. Their important service to the UNCG will be publicly acknowledged. Throughout the year Fellows will be invited to participate in all Lloyd International Honors College activities and to interact with Honors College students whenever possible.