JDAHP Honors Program | DeVry Univ. (Irving)
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Honor Society

Academic Achievers

  • On February 9, 1999, the Honor Society was officially recognized, and this photograph shows the charter members of the society who were inducted into the organization. The Society's primary goal is to encourage students in the top 10% of the university to maintain high academic standards and to give back through academic service. Students are invited to apply for candidacy.

Eligibility
Letters of invitation will be sent to students who have the academic potential to become a member of the Honors Society. To be eligible for an invitation, students must:

Achieve a cumulative grade point average of 3.7 or above
Maintain good standing with DeVry University
Have completed at least 36 credit hours from any DeVry campus.

Application Process
To accept the invitation and apply for candidacy, students must submit:
1. One written recommendation from a faculty member in their curriculum
2. One written recommendation from a faculty member or full-time staff member on the
Irving campus
3. An information sheet that describes 10 hours of academic community service
4. An application that includes: An essay stating why you wish to join the Honor
Society, a statement of academic and professional goals, and a list of references

Benefits of Belonging
Honor Society members are part of a distinguished group of students. Both campus and career benefits are possible with Society membership:

Campus Benefits

  • Instant recognition of academic excellence through a relationship with the national organization, Alpha Chi
  • Mutual recognition of intellectual ability and motivation among the membersin the Society
  • Collaboration within a support group of high achievers who are also Society members
  • Potential mentorship through Alpha Chi chapters
  • Individual distinction during graduation ceremonies
Career Benefits
  • Powerful academic and service credentials for your resume
  • Networking opportunity with DeVry honors alumni and with national affiliation of Alpha Chi alumni
  • Life-long support group of high achievers

Honors-Driven Website

A new digital presence for honors organizations has been launched by DeVry University Dallas metros to explain the high achiever programs, national affiliations, and program policies and procedures. New to the site is the JDAHP Alumni Association and the DeVry Scholars, a student group open to all students who want to pursue academic excellence.

 

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