Scholarship, Publication, Conferencing, and Employment Opportunities for Honors Students The National Collegiate Honors Council is a non-profit organization committed to supporting and developing honors programs across the country. The Council also sponsors an annual Conference which rotates meetings across the country. Select students may apply to present their research here.
www.nchchonors.org The Northeast Regional Honors Council is the regional division of the NCHC for Cabrini College and affords students support and conference opportunities as well.
www.nrhchonors.org The National Collegiate Honors Council maintains a database of scholarship programs of particular interest to Honors Program students.
www.nchchonors.org/faculty-directors/scholarship-programs The Council on Undergraduate Research publishes a national list of undergraduate journals that afford publishing opportunities.
www.cur.org/resources/students/undergraduate_journals Cabrini College hosts an annual Arts, Research, & Scholarship Symposium where our students can publicly share their best work.
www.cabrini.edu/Symposium Cabrini College publishes the most exemplary student research in the college’s own Cabrini College Undergraduate Research Journal.
www.cabrini.edu/Academics/Resources-and-Support/Undergraduate-Research.aspx The Southeastern Pennsylvania Consortium for Higher Education (SEPCHE) is a consortium of eight independent higher education institutions in the greater Philadelphia region. The consortium annually collaborates to provide opportunities for students to share their research and present their findings in a professional academic setting at the SEPCHE Honors Conference.
www.sepche.org The Washington Center is a very distinguished internship program. Students spend a semester taking courses and interning in Washington, DC. The experience is great for resume building and preparation for graduate or professional school.
www.twc.edu Philly.com offers information to students about the latest job opportunities, resume listings, and networking advice.
www.philly.com/philly/jobs/students
Guide to Philadelphia and Surrounding Areas The most convenient way into the city and the surrounding areas is to hop on SEPTA. 30th Street station, one of the biggest stops on SEPTA, also links to Amtrak trains, transporting students from Philadelphia and all over the country.
www.septa.org The Philadelphia Orchestra, founded in 1900, is one of the leading orchestras in the world, offering acclaimed performances, historic international tours, and stunning recitals. Student tickets are available for most shows.
www.philorch.org/collegestudents The Avenue of the Arts, Broad Street, has become the heart and soul of arts and entertainment heart in Philadelphia.
www.avenueofthearts.org The Franklin Institute is one of the most famous museums in Philadelphia, offering various interactive exhibits that encompass just about every aspect of life. Programs include live science shows, historic exhibits, and special programs available for school groups.
www2.fi.edu The Art Museum of Philadelphia offers exhibits spanning centuries, including cinematic performances, Korean Art, and Menswear Innovation, just to name a few. Also, the Art Museum is free the first Sunday of every month.
www.philamuseum.org The Constitution Center, located in the heart of historic Philadelphia, is considered America’s most interactive museum. Located near the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, this museum constantly updates its exhibits and offers visitors a fun way to learn. Student group discounts are available.
constitutioncenter.org Featured in the movie “National Treasure,” the Reading Terminal Market is an exciting place to visit for an afternoon. This historic farmer’s market offers delectable treats ranging from Philadelphia cheese steaks to fresh produce to Baker’s Ice Cream, not to mention numerous little shops with soaps, souvenirs, and kitchen supplies.
www.readingterminalmarket.org AroundPhilly.com offers information about where to dine, stay, shop, and other fun places to go in Philadelphia and the surrounding areas.
www.aroundphilly.com With more than a hundred stores and restaurants, the King of Prussia Mall is a fun excursion for students, and it is only twenty minutes away from Cabrini. Mall hours, information about specific stores, and even a trip-planner are available at www.kingofprussiamall.com.
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