The Templeton Honors College at Eastern University is the place where promising young Christian thinkers and leaders go to prepare for a life of leadership and service.
Graduates of the Templeton Honors College significantly contribute to the world around them through demonstrated excellence in and lifelong pursuit of the following characteristics:
Are THC students separate from the other students at Eastern?
No, the Honors College seeks to integrate students into the classes and activities at Eastern. A member of the THC will spend a good deal of time with other honors students, but will also live and interact with the community at large.
Intellect
Ability to read and think critically; Integration of knowledge, action and reflection.
Character
Ethical and moral reasoning and decision-making; Empathy; Generosity.
Discipleship
Pursuit of Christ through habitual practice of Christian disciplines; Concern for justice.
Leadership & Service
Active participation within organizations, institutions, communities, and society as informed and responsible citizens and leaders.
Imagination
Ability to think and work creatively; Well-developed aesthetic sensibilities.
Communication
Effective spoken and written communication; Listening skills; the ability to dialog and debate.
Vocational Skills
Ability to contribute effectively in their chosen field.
The Student Development Staff at Eastern University is committed to providing a wide variety of programs and events that serve our student body.
