Hanifah Griffith presenting her poster at NCHC.
Poster Exhibits at NCHC
The five of us headed down into the Subway in Atlanta.
(from left to right: Dr. Cragun, Delaney Russell, Hanifah Griffith, Dr. Tillman, Carla Shapira)
dinner at Gunshow
dinner at Gunshow
dinner at Gunshow
Hanifah Griffith, Carla Shapira, Delaney Russell, and Dr. Cragun at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Martin Luther King Jr.’s childhood home
Visiting the sites while at the National Collegiate Honors Conference
Visiting the sites while at the National Collegiate Honors Conference
Martin Luter King Jr. National Historic Site
inside Ebenezer Baptist Church
Inside Ebenezer Baptist Church
Visiting the sites while at the National Collegiate Honors Conference
the eternal flame at the tomb of Martin Luther King Jr. and his wife Coretta Scott King
(from left to right: Carla Shapira, Delaney Russell, Dr. Tillman, and Hanifah Griffith)
Dr. Cragun at Martin Luther King Jr.’s childhood home
Visiting the sites while at the National Collegiate Honors Conference
Visiting the sites while at the National Collegiate Honors Conference
Honors Program Directors Kacy Tillman and Ryan Cragun recently took three UT students to the National Collegiate Honors Council conference in Atlanta. Two members of the Honors Council, Carla Shapira and Delaney Russell, attended the conference, along with Honors student Hanifah Griffith, who was presented a poster titled, “Do Honors Symposia Affect Student Beliefs, Values, and Behaviors? A Pre- and Post-Test Study”. We attended a number of sessions and enjoyed a number of meals together where we discussed what we were learning at the conference.
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The conference was in downtown Atlanta, which meant it was quite close to the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site. The five of us took some time late one afternoon to visit the site and learn more about the life and activism of Dr. King.