Honors Ambassadors

Honors Ambassadors are the official student hosts and representatives of Lloyd International Honors College. They support events, serve as liaisons to distinguished visitors, and assist with Honors College programs, all while upholding the highest ideals of the Honors College, its alumni, and fellow students. 

Ambassadors gain leadership experience through: 

Any freshman, sophomore or junior Global, International, or Disciplinary Honors student may apply to be an Honors Ambassador. Applications open in the spring for the following academic year.  

If you are interested in becoming an Honors Ambassador or have questions, please email the Honors College.  

Bronze Leadership Challenge: Honors College Cohort

The Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement (OLCE) offers a comprehensive Leadership Challenge Program that engages students over three series of workshops: Bronze, Silver, and Gold. In the first series, the Bronze series, students learn what leadership is and learn about their own leadership strengths and interests. Students who complete the series are recognized with a bronze medallion and a certificate at the end of the academic year. Once students have completed the Bronze series, they can pursue Silver and later Gold. 

The Honors College regularly offers a cohort of students through the Bronze series. Be sure to read the Dragon Weekly newsletter for announcements. If you have questions, please email the Honors College.

PUBLISHING

Y Ddraig Goch: An Interdisciplinary Honors Journal

Online ISSN: 3067-8315

Y Ddraig Goch (The Red Dragon) is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal published by the Lloyd International Honors College. It highlights exceptional research by undergraduate and graduate students, as well as early-career researchers, from various disciplines, including the natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and applied sciences.  

Guided by a collaborative editorial team of students and faculty, the journal provides a platform for emerging scholars to showcase their work. Named in honor of UNC Greensboro alumna Rebecca Lloyd, whose Welsh heritage is symbolized by the red dragon, the journal fosters intellectual exchange and mentorship within a dynamic academic community.  

This special special edition will focus on the dynamic and multifaceted relationship between AI and Humanity, providing a platform for interdisciplinary research from undergraduate and graduate students, as well as early-career researchers.

Editor Mr. Amir Reza Hashemi  

Faculty Advisor Prof. Michael Pittard 

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