Barrett Polytechnic campus
Honors in action: learn by doing
Welcome to the Barrett Honors College at the ASU Polytechnic campus. Our mission is to prepare students to become scholars in academia and leaders in industry. As a team, we adhere to our values of leadership and agency, community and belonging, and courage and curiosity.
The faculty, staff and I are here to educate and train you to achieve your aspirations, whether it’s finding that perfect career or pursuing advanced graduate or professional education - either here, or around the world. Barrett can help you find your place in the world and raise your sights even beyond what you think is possible.
Here at the Polytechnic campus, our Barrett Suite in Lantana Hall features a space exclusively for honors students including two classrooms, study/work spaces, a lending library, and a lounge for events and gatherings. The Barrett Suite, with all its amenities, is the perfect place for students to work between classes or to spend some time with friends. In addition to these student spaces, the suite houses offices of our dedicated, full-time Barrett staff and faculty.
We look forward to supporting your success at the ASU Polytechnic campus.
Sincerely,
Associate Dean Thomas Sugar, PhD
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Residential college experience
The residential community is a key component of the Barrett experience. Honors students live in the Barrett residential college for their first two years and many choose to live on campus all four years. Benefits of living with Barrett include:
- Proximity to faculty and staff, whose offices are within the community
- Connections with other honors students in a variety of majors and from a wide range of backgrounds
- Easy access to programs and events that enhance your experience
- Ability to fully immerse yourself in the Barrett community
Lantana Hall is home to the Barrett Suite, which is open to all Barrett students. The Barrett Suite includes classrooms, access to free printing of academic materials, and a lounge for socializing, studying and events.
Student leaders
Barrett Poly students are leaders – they mentor incoming students, help students in the Human Event with their papers, serve as officers for Barrett student organizations, work as front desk assistants in the Barrett Suite, and help plan fun and engaging events for the Barrett Poly Community.
Mentors
Upper division students serve as mentors to new students and provide guidance, encourage involvement in Barrett and ASU activities and help ease the transition to university life.
Residential Student Leaders
Residential leaders called Hall Hosts offer fun and engaging events for students to connect with other honors students including paint nights, video game and board game nights, field trips to the theater, craft events and more.
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