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The philosophy of Honors education stands on the frontier of higher education. An interdisciplinary approach reflects our commitment to valuing multiple points of view and to understanding inquiry as stronger when we actively seek connections across disciplines.
In this era of rapid innovation, the world is searching for greater efficiency between what humans do and what machines do. This tension marks a new frontier—one that invites deeper examination of our roles as scholars and critical thinkers. When should intelligence be human-driven, and when should it be machine-derived? How do we engage technology without surrendering judgment, creativity, or ethical responsibility?
Amid these questions, our humanity must not be lost. Introspection is essential to understanding our role in knowledge production, education, and the broader social impact of our work. Reflection grounds innovation and guides intelligence with purpose.
This year, FCHC calls on researchers and scholars to develop and present work through the lens of Innovation, Intelligence, and Introspection (I³). We invite proposals from all disciplines to celebrate the depth, rigor, and transformative power of Honors education.
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Seminole State College of Florida, Grindle Honors Institute
Palm Beach State College, Floyd F. Koch Honors College
This event is ideal for honors students, faculty, and staff in the State of Florida.
Since the early 1990s, we have held an annual conference in February for Florida Honors students, faculty, directors, and deans. The conference provides an opportunity to network with Honors professionals and Honors students, to share Honors expertise, and to hear presentations from across many disciplines.
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