Our curriculum engages you in high-impact practices such as intercultural and interdisciplinary
inquiry, discussion-based seminars, independent research, creative projects and community-engaged
learning. We want you to create connections both in and beyond the classroom.
Twenty-three TCU John V. Roach Honors College students spent one week in Sevilla, Spain, through the Cultural Routes experience, exploring historic sites, local culture and building meaningful connections.
Three John V. Roach Honors College faculty members were recognized as part of this
year’s promotions and tenure approvals at a recent TCU Board of Trustees meeting.
Frederick Gooding, the Ronald E. Moore Professor in Humanities, was promoted from
associate professor in African American studies to professor. Sharrona Pearl, the
Andrews Chair of Interdisciplinary Studies, was awarded tenure and is now an associate
professor. Sarah Vartabedian, the J. Vaughn and Evelyne H. Wilson Honors Fellow, was
promoted to associate professor of professional practice. (continue reading)
