UTSA Honors College Statement on Racism, Bigotry, and Violence
The UTSA Honors College stands with UTSA leaders in acknowledging the legacies of racism and bigotry on the health and well-being of Black communities. The continued violence toward Black Americans is part of a long history that must be recognized, studied, and redressed in order for our society to move forward. We believe higher education can play a critical role in seeking and achieving justice.
We commit to continue the work of understanding the roots of tragedies such as the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and generations of others. Black lives matter.
We commit to the work of anti-racism. We support current and emerging university anti-racist initiatives. We will integrate them into our Honors programs and curriculum.
We stand by our Honors College ethos. We honor what is Honorable. We believe in Equity. We promote Resilience. We are Benevolent. We are Supportive of all who strive for positive social change.
Honors College Includes
1800
Students
360
Residential College Beds
100%
First-Year Scholarship
$2M
Scholarship Funding
