Chestnut Hill College participates in the annual SEPCHE Honors Conference. Student representatives from the eight SEPCHE schools give academic presentations that cover a range of topics from the arts to the sciences.
After four years of hard work, seniors share their final projects, papers and presentations.
At the Honors Convocation, students are recognized for their scholarly achievements and inducted into honor societies in various disciplines. Students are cited and recognized for making the Dean’s list, achieving status on the athletic academic honor roll, receiving departmental honors, and acceptance into the interdisciplinary honors program.
A farewell graduation reception for the Accelerated Adult Degree Program inspires some wonderful testimonials each year.
The annual Student Leadership Banquet honors students for their contributions to life outside of the classroom. These awards recognize outstanding leadership, commitment to service, living out the mission, involvement on campus and much more.
The Chestnut Hill College Athletic Awards reception is a yearly celebration of the hard work, determination, and successes enjoyed during the College's athletics seasons. Honors include the Team Most Valuable Player (MVP), Team Coach's Award, Academic Achievements, the Griffin Award, and the Athletic Director's Awards.
The kente cloth originated in Ghana and the colors on the Chestnut Hill College cloth symbolize growth, energy, wealth and victory (among other things). The ceremony is designed to honor the achievements of our graduates in the School of Undergraduate Studies and to celebrate diversity on campus. Each participating graduate selects someone special to don their kente cloth; this person can be a family member, friend, faculty, staff, coach or anyone who helped them through college.
