
Affiliations
National Collegiate
Honors Council
Mid East Honors
Association
College of Business
College of Liberal Arts
College of Nursing and Health Professions
Pott College of Science, Engineering, and Education
Honors Student Council Representatives
Honors Faculty
Council.
The Honors Faculty Council acts as the principal advisory body
to the director of the Honors Program. The Honors Faculty
Council assists the Honors Director in designing and
implementing the Honors Program's curriculum, student programs,
and recruitment and retention practices. The Honors
Faculty Council consists of the director of the Honors Program,
who serves as chair; at least two representatives from each
academic college, appointed by the college; and three student
representatives from the Honors Student Council, recommended by
the director of the Honors Program. Representatives serve
a 2 year term and may serve up to two consecutive terms.

Honors Retreat participants intrigued by sculpture on display
at Pace Art Center & McCutchan Gallery
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“Teaching in the Honors program allows for the kind of untrammeled exchange of thoughts on controversial issues that is refreshing and a reminder of why I became a college professor in the first place.”
Dr. Sudesh Mujumdar
Associate Professor of Economics
“While my passion for teaching remains in health professions, I thoroughly enjoy the interaction and diversity presented by facilitating Honors 101. I've had the pleasure of working with honors students for four years and these students come equipped with a sense
of curiosity and openness that is refreshing and necessary for tackling the tougher questions. I instituted a discussion blog as part of the course and the students have run with it. Having past students act as in-class mentors has helped the new students adjust and improve their thinking process. Overall, it’s fun.”
Dr. Kevin J. Valadares
Associate Professor
of Health Services/Administration
Director of Health Services Program
Director of Master of Health