
SRHC 2026: Montgomery, AL
While the history of Civil Rights in the United States is undeniably marked by profound struggles and injustices, it also serves as a testament to the resilience and transformative power of visionary leaders, student activists, and some of the most potent nonviolent movements in the nation’s history. The theme of "Inspired by History" invites a comprehensive examination of the Civil Rights Movement, particularly in Montgomery and its surrounding areas, as well as other pivotal civic movements that have shaped the pursuit of a just society. Conference sessions might delve into these topics, fostering a deeper understanding of their historical significance and contemporary relevance. Our aim is for 2026 SRHC Annual Conference participants to depart with a renewed sense of purpose, motivated to become active, engaged citizens who effect meaningful change within both their local and global communities.

SRHC 2025: Chattanooga, TN
Storytelling fosters community and interpersonal connection. It helps us recognize the importance of shared experience while also bringing us closer to those who are different from us. By focusing this year’s conference on stories and storytelling, we have the opportunity to highlight how individual and cultural narratives shape our education, our research, and our academic trajectories.

SRHC 2024: Jacksonville, FL
Situated on the St. John’s River, Jacksonville is a city of bridges. They are symbols of connection-connection between portions of the city, of course, but also connections between different cultures, connections between old and new, connections between history and progress. We invite you to use Jacksonville’s bridges as a metaphor to think about what connections look like to the future, to the world to come. Of course, as always, presentations do not have to reflect the theme of the conference, but feel free to “bridge the theme” wherever appropriate.

SRHC 2023
The Southern Regional Honors Council invites proposals for the 2023 Annual Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina from March 30 to April 2. This year’s conference is co-hosted by the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Catawba College.
The conference theme is Honors in Transition. We welcome members of honors programs and colleges to submit proposals on any topic, though as you prepare for the Conference we encourage you to consider how your work informs understandings of transitions and how individuals and communities can navigate transitions.
KEY DATES
Proposals
November 4, 2022: Proposal Submissions Open
January 30, 2022: Proposal Submissions Close
Registration
January 9, 2023: Registration Opens
February 17, 2023: Early Bird Registration Deadline
Group Hotel Block Reservation Deadline
March 8, 2023