Honors Club
HONORS CLUB ACTIVITIES
2004-2005
Fall 2004
September 2004: We provided refreshments for the First Tuesday concert
October 2004: We participated in the ABAC Carnival for local children
November 2004:
- Katelyn Crow participated in the Ms ABAC Pageant
- We participated in ABAC's Open Campus Recruitment day
- We organized a pancake breakfast for ABAC staff and faculty, together with
BSU, Circle K, and Pegasus
ABAC CARNIVAL
Meredith Mullis and Pedro Perez help set up the Honors club face-painting
table for the ABAC carnival on Halloween
Many children come to enjoy the carnival, but Angelo here is simply helping
out his brother Ernesto Ortiz Ariza
The spider of face-painting has struck its first victim
Rachel Yaw one of the volunteers at the Honors club face-painting table
Stephanie Nichols engaging in some artistic endeavor with clients of the
face-painting table
Ernesto and Pedro dressed in an unidentified costume
Spring 2005
February 2005:
- Daniel Alamo participated in the Mr. ABAC contest
- We participated in ABAC's Open Campus Recruitment day
- The club participated in the Georgia Collegiate Honors Council Conference
March 2005:
We organized a bake sale to raise money to donate to Relay for Life
MR. ABAC
Daniel appearing on stage to be auctioned off (he ended up bringing $130 for
the event) for a date
Voted "Mr. Personality: of the contest: Daniel Alamo
GEORGIA COLLEGIATE HONORS COUNCIL CONFERENCE
In addition to all the fun events, the Honors club participates in academic
activities also (in fact, that is its primary purpose). Here Ernesto Ortiz Ariza,
Stephanie Nichols, Jessica Henson and Pedro Perez are in the continuing
education building of Clayton College and State University, where they
participated in the Georgia Collegiate Honors Council conference. In addition to
the academic presentations, they took part in a leadership roundtable involving
honors students from across the state.
RELAY FOR LIFE
Ernesto, Daniel, Rachel, and Jarred sporting their Relay for Life T-shirts.
As the club that raised the most money among all clubs, the Honors club also got
the most T-shirts.
END OF THE YEAR PARTY
Dr. Dillard, the former Honors director, was kind enough to host the
end-of-the-year Honors program party at her place. The occasion also doubles as
the ceremony of handing out medals to the Honors program graduates: here
Meredith Mullis, 2004-05 Honors club president, has just received hers.
