On Campus Cultural Events Requirement

The Honors Program encourages our scholars to participate in a broad array of cultural events during their undergraduate years. Every semester, Scholars are required to attend at least one on-campus cultural event that is approved by the Baruch College Honors Program. Scholars who study abroad for a full semester will be exempt from this requirement in the semester that they are abroad.


Students are encouraged to attend events sponsored by  Baruch Performing Arts Center. See the Honors events page and below for Honors-sponsored cultural events, such as Friday Forays, which include trips to local museums and attractions!


SPRING 2013  Faculty Forays For Cultural Credit:


  •     Cancelled Faculty Foray. Destination: Nighttime Bike Ride (Friday, 5/24)11:00pm-6:00am with Professor of Anthropology Ken Guest. Meet at 116th and Broadway.

Past Events Spring 2013 Faculty Forays For Cultural Credit

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  •  Faculty Foray. Destination: Little Brazil (Tuesday, 5/14) 4:00pm with Jody Clark Vaisman, Ana Ramos-Zayas, and Michele Nascimento-Ketner.  RSVP

  •   Faculty Foray. Destination: Rubin Museum (Wednesday, 4/10) 4:00-7:00pm with Stan Altman. Meet at Honors Office, 137 E. 25th St. Room 306.  RSVP

  •  Faculty Foray. Destination: Chinatown (Tuesday, 3/19) 4:30pm tour, 6:00pm dinner with Professor of Anthropology Ken Guest. Meet at Honors Office, 137 E. 25th St. Room 306.  RSVP

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Cultural Event Requirements for Scholar groups:


Baruch Scholars:  waived during the first semester of their freshman year


Macaulay Scholars:  waived during the first two years


Provost Scholars: one on-campus cultural event per semester


Guidelines for Documenting Cultural Events:

Students can document this requirement by submitting their ticket stub to the Honors Program front desk immediately after the event. Please note that for Baruch non-ticketed events not sponsored by the Honors Program, students should submit a short, one-page paragraph description of their thought of the event along with any other documentation (e.g. a program or playbill). On top of this page, please type your full name, event’s name, date and time. Non-ticketed events sponsored by the Honors Program will have a sign-in sheet.

This requirement must be completed and documented by the last day of class in the semester in which it is due. Scholars studying abroad for a full semester are exempt from this requirement in the semester they are abroad.


Culture Event For Culture Credit

(Tuesday, 03/19) Hilton Als, the Writer-In-Residence for Spring 2013, will be giving A Reading and Conversation. This unique event is a chance to get an up-close-and-personal view into the writings of the renowned theater critic and staff writer for The New Yorker. His works encompass an array of themes on gender, race and personal identity.  For more information,  click here