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We plan social, philanthropic, and professional development events for Honors students at SDSU! 🤍❤️
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The Weber Honors College Student Society is hosting an honors alumni panel event this upcoming Thursday, 10/22 from 6:30-8pm. Free food provided. Come hear from our alumni and see some of the things you can do with your honors minor and hear first hand experiences of those who who are in the career fields you are interested in learning more about. All current honors students welcome! Click the link in our bio to RSVP!
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Know that you are not alone💜
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More spots just dropped! 🎧✨ Due to high demand, we’ve opened up additional time slots for our WHCSS x Research Lab Hearing Assessment Event! Get your hearing assessed, contribute to meaningful research, and earn credit toward your Student Engagement Cord for graduation 🎓 Spots filled up fast last time—don’t wait! Secure your new slot now before they’re gone. 📅 Check availability & sign up (link in bio!) 📍 Open to non-musicians only
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Learn practical skills to support someone in a mental health crisis. Join our QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Virtual Training and get officially certified in suicide prevention. 🗓 April 9 ⏰ 10:45 AM – 12:15 PM 💻 Live on Zoom ⚠️ Limited spots available! This interactive session will teach you how to recognize warning signs, respond with confidence, and connect someone to the help they need. 📄 To receive a QPR certification that you can list on your resume, CV, and LinkedIn you must attend the full session 🎓 This event will count toward earning your Weber Honors College Student Society Engagement cord for graduation! RSVP Link in Bio!
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Such an honor to debut our 2026 Trade Collection at @asidsandiego last night. Thank you to every designer and architect that stopped by our space to chat. We look forward to seeing our textiles in your upcoming projects! ✨✨✨✨ @karaweaves is so proud to support the student community through the @sdsuwhcss partnership this semester at @sandiegostateuniversity’s @sdsu_art 🙏🏾Always inspiring to see students engaged in conversations about sustainable trade & design practices. 🧿❤️‍🔥
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Looking to get more involved on campus? 👀 Become a WHCSS Mentor for 2026–2027! Help guide incoming honors students while building your own leadership, communication, and mentoring skills 💬📚 What you’ll do: 🔹 Meet weekly with mentees 🔹 Attend trainings, meetings, and events 🔹 Track progress + stay engaged 🔹 Be a go-to resource for new students Perks: ✨ Digital badges ✨ Leadership experience ✨ $250 stipend 📅 Apply by March 23rd Questions? Contact Jacqueline Toy and Amanda Brown Link in bio! (https://bit.ly/whcssmentor26)
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And here’s another round of Honors students stepping up this election season — this time running with Empower SDSU! Meet the next group of leaders making their mark across campus: • Shea Appleyard — 1st-year Communications major running for College of Professional Studies & Fine Arts (PSFA) Representative • Layla Berens — Next years WHCSS VP of Philanthropy & 1st-year Leadership Studies major running for Sustainability Representative • Kaitlyn Gomez — 2nd-year Political Science major running for Campus Community Representative • Angel Galvez — 2nd-year Information Systems major running for Aztec Student Union Board Representative • Weston Hory — 1st-year International Business major running for College of Arts & Letters (CAL) Representative • Macy Peay — 2nd-year Biology major running for College of Sciences Representative • Isabella Amanieh — 1st-year Political Science major running for Recreation & Wellness Representative Different majors. Different passions. One shared commitment to leadership and service at SDSU. Proud to see our Honors students continuing to show up and get involved. ❤️🖤
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Leadership takes many forms, and we’re excited to highlight another group of Honors students stepping up this election season. 🔹 Ethan Van Boerum — 3rd-year Marine Biology major running with HopeSDSU for Student Support Representative 🔹 Jake Camacho — 3rd-year Mechanical Engineering major running with HopeSDSU for A.S. Vice President of Finance 🔹 Corbin Chuck — 2nd-year Environmental Engineering major running with HopeSDSU for Recreation & Wellness Representative From engineering to marine biology, our Honors students are bringing diverse perspectives and a strong commitment to serving the SDSU community. Proud to see them getting involved and making their voices heard. ❤️🖤
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Our Honors students are making an incredible impact across campus! 🌟 ✨ Jacie Foster — WHCSS VP of Professional Development & running for A.S. Executive Vice President (YOUnify) ✨ Paige Mumma — Next years WHCSS VP of Academic Success, first-year Criminal Justice major & running for College of Professional Studies & Fine Arts (PSFA) Representative ✨ Natalie Foss — Sophomore, Psychology major & running for College of Sciences Representative ✨ Scarlett Walker — Junior, double majoring in Political Science & Criminal Justice & running for Vice President of External Relations We’re so proud of each of them and the leadership, dedication, and heart they bring to the SDSU community. ❤️🖤
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Thanks to everyone who came to our WHCSS Yoga Class this weekend at the ARC! We hope you see more of you at future WHCSS events!
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In collaboration with WHCSS*, Stanford University Knight-Hennessey Scholars Information session at San Diego State University Date: Wednesday, February 4, 2025 Time: 11:00 AM Location: Pride Suite Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union Join a conversation with an admission officer from Knight-Hennessy Scholars, a multidisciplinary, multicultural graduate scholarship program. Each Knight-Hennessy scholar receives up to three years of financial support to pursue graduate studies at Stanford. Scholars form a community while engaging in experiences that prepare them to be visionary, courageous, and collaborative leaders who address the world’s complex challenges. Registration link in bio *This event will count toward earning your Weber Honors College graduation cord!
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