RCC College Honors Program
16th Annual RCCD Student Research Conference
RCCD Student Research Conference is a chance for Riverside City, Moreno Valley, and Norco College students to share their research with faculty, friends, family, and the larger academic community at the district. Students will share their research as posters or in 10-12 minute oral presentations in a series of panels and breakout sessions, demonstrating their research. Submission and attendance are free.
ALL RCCD STUDENTS ARE ELIGIBLE TO SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT FOR CONSIDERATION.
Submit Your Abstract to: honors@student.rcc.edu by 10/20/2023
Learning in an Enriched Academic Environment
Students come to the Honors Program from all walks of life — united by their decision to challenge themselves and realize greater opportunities. Each year more than 100 students join our Honors community, receiving an enriched academic environment, smaller classes, directed mentorship and learning through research and interaction with fellow scholars. Whatever your chosen field of study, the Honors Program can help you achieve your goals.
Honors students have an advantage:
- Small Seminar Format Classes
- Dedicated Counseling & Academic Advisors
- Honors Study Center (located in Quad 207)
- Conference Participation
- Field Trips/Events
- Scholarships/Essay Contests
- Leadership Opportunities
Current Honors Program Course Offerings
Contact Us
Prof. Diana Pell - Faculty Coordinator
Diana.Pell@rcc.edu
Office: MTSC 122
Prof. Michael Love - Counselor
Michael.Love@rcc.edu
Prof. Alex Gilbert - Honors Program Club Advisor
alexandria.gilbert@rccd.edu
Honors Contract
While the Honors program prides itself on its seminars with small class sizes and focus on primary texts, Honors recognizes that taking five standalone Honors courses doesn’t work for every student and their educational plan. Furthermore, due to staff and facility limitations, not every subject is offered in the Honors format.
An Honors contract is a way for motivated students to work with participating professors to offer an otherwise non-Honors course, completing additional assignments (as stipulated by the contract) to count towards completion of the Honors program.
Regional Transfer Agreements
Honors students can choose to transfer to a number of schools including UC Irvine, UC Riverside and Cal State Fullerton. Plus, many of our honors students transfer into, and benefit from, the honors program of their new school.