Joining an Honors organization leads to making new friends, pushing your intellectual boundaries and qualifying for a number of scholarships. Join the groups below to get the most out of your experience at the Honors College. 

Phi Theta Kappa

Three chapters for each BC campus are open to Honor students. 

The chapters are: 

• Omega Phi Chapter (North Campus)
• Mu Mu Chapter (Central)
• Alpha Delta Rho (South Campus) 

For more information Contact 

Dr. Kyla Williams

North Campus | Building 56 -Room 223

954-201-2144 | kwillia3@broward.edu

Prof. Alon Parker

Central Campus | Building 1, Room 116

954-201-6635 | aparker1@broward.edu

Celia Wright-Hynds

South Campus | Building 71, Room 219

 (954) 201-8936 | Cwright1@broward.edu

Brain Bowl

Do you like trivia? Have a passion for literature, science, or math? Are you a quick thinker? Brain Bowl is an annual academic competition among teams from participating Florida community colleges. Teams consist of up to five members who compete regionally, state-wide and nationally. The four subject areas questions cover include: 

• Humanities
• Mathematics
• Social Sciences
• Natural Science 

College-wide competition-style tryouts take place every year in early September. Practices generally begin the last week in September. The practice schedule varies, but teams usually meet twice a week. 

For more information, contact one of the coach Prof. Tony Delia, 954-201-2203, tdelia@broward.edu

Math Team

Broward College's Math Team has won both team and individual competitions at the state level.
The team competes at the annual Florida state Math Olympics, held each year near the beginning
of April. Team members travel to Jacksonville to participate in the event, which is located at the
University of North Florida. There are two parts to the event, a team portion and an individual
portion. Winners take home trophies and cash prizes and may also receive a BC scholarship. 

Team membership is based on a math test administered by the Honors College.

Interested students should contact Coach Sanford Geraci, 954-201-6634, sgeraci@broward.edu for more information.

Forensics 

Competitive speaking is an important co-curricular activity through which students are offered training and experience in developing their oral communication skills.

For more information contact Forensics Coach Janea Judge-Hemans - jjudgehe@broward.edu

Model United Nations

The BC Model United Nations researches, debates, and engages with problems and ideas that have an international impact.  Members travel to UN simulations and work to solve these problems with students from around the  world, all while observing the diplomatic idealism of the United Nations.  Currently, the Model UN group travels to the University of Florida, Santa Fe College, and Penn State University. 

For more information, contact Prof. Kari Hebert, khebert@broward.edu