Welcome to the Hutton Honors College (HHC) where interdisciplinary and experimental learning are not only nurtured and encouraged, but fill the entire intellectual space. No other place exists on our magnificent campus that offers a better opportunity to study with some of Indiana University's best scholars, researchers, teachers, and artists.
Andrea Ciccarelli, Dean
$1.2 MillionFunding awarded annually by HHC Grants & HIEP
Learn more1 in 3HHC Students Study Abroad While at IUB
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Learn moreUpcoming HHC Events
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Online Fulbright Info Session
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POSTPONED: Dinner with Acclaimed Folklorist Henry Glassie
How does one study a culture that is not one's own? How does one engage with communities and cultures across time and varied geographies? How does one approach vernacular arts and artists in different countries and cultures to learn individual and communal practices? A lifetime of close, and long-term, ethnographic work are among the hallmarks of scholar and researcher Dr. Henry Glassie's career. From early adulthood, through a rich and long career, and on beyond "retirement," Dr. Glassie has engaged with the artists and arts of the many communities he has studied and lived with around the world. RSVP REQUIRED.
One of Dr. Glassie's former students, folklorist and Academy Award winner (The Stone Carvers - 1985) Marjorie Hunt will also be in attendance.The film "Henry Glassie: Field Work" by Irish director Pat Collins is still working its way through the international film festival circuit, yet there will be a one-time only showing at the IU Cinema on Monday, April 13, at 7:00pm. The film is free, but a ticket is required. There is a chance that the film will sell out. You can pick up free tickets at the IU Auditorium or online through their website.
Online tickets: https://cinema.indiana.edu/upcoming-films/screening/2020-spring-program-monday-april-13-700pm
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Online Fulbright Info Session
Many worlds, One Globe
The Many Worlds, One Globe program combines research and extracurricular activities with support for pedagogical initiatives focused on multiculturalism and globalization. This multi-year initiative is part of the Hutton Honors College's 50th anniversary and the IU Bicentennial celebration.
Support the Hutton Honors College
Consider making a gift today to support the Hutton Honors College and its innovative programs like the Hutton International Experiences Program, Many Worlds, One Globe, and the HHC Undergraduate Grant Program.