Central Piedmont’s Honors Program is celebrating a weekend of outstanding student achievement at the North Carolina Honors Association (NCHA) Conference. The event brought together top honors students from across the state—and Central Piedmont scholars stood out.
Award-winning presentations:
- Charlotte Ennis earned 1st place for Best Oral Presentation
- Shun Let secured 2nd place for her outstanding presentation
- Itala Flores, a Truist Honors Scholar alumna, tied for 2nd place
These students exemplified the heart of honors scholarship—exploring topics they care deeply about and delivering presentations that offered both insight and practical application.
Why it matters:
- Honors students are mastering public speaking, navigating complex processes, and building connections with peers statewide
- The program focuses on developing excellence through engagement and empowerment
- Achievements like these reflect the strength and impact of the college’s Honors Program
Central Piedmont is proud of its scholars and their commitment to leadership, learning, and academic excellence.