November 14-18, 2012
Boston, Massachusetts
“Challenging Structures”
During the American Revolution, Boston’s citizens sought independence from arbitrary authority while preserving interdependence and community. Reflecting similar values, the honors revolution has challenged the structure of undergraduate education. Honors faculty foster independent thought, motivation, and scholarship in students while encouraging collaboration within a community of scholars. As we gather in Boston, we will highlight the scholarship of teaching and learning while reexamining our practices, pedagogy, and communities to extend the challenge of the honors revolution in education.
Registration for the 2012 Annual Conference in Boston is now open.
Conference Registration fees for 2012:
Early Registration NCHC Member (on or before October 3, 2012): $375
Late Registration NCHC Member (after October 3, 2012): $425
Non Member Registration: $750
Presenters conference registration fees and all AV fees must be paid by September 21, 2012.
NEW IN 2012 —STUDENT REGISTRATION DISCOUNTS!
Who qualifies for the Student Discount?
- All Student Presenters/Moderators - $50 per Student - Code: STUPRE
- All Member Institutions who register 5 – 9 students in one transaction – $50 per Student
- All Member Institutions who register 10 or more students in one transaction - $75 per Student
Only one discount per student and all discounts must be applied prior to the completion of the online registration.
The 2012 Student Conference registration discount is provided through the continuing support of the NCHC membership which has contributed greatly to the current financial health of our organization. This discount will be reviewed annually. Thank you again for your support of NCHC.
General questions should be directed to nchc@unl.edu or 402.472.9150.
The conference hotel is the Boston Sheraton. Hotel reservations will open July 1.
