Faculty Honors Council
2023-2024 Faculty Honors Counsil
| College | Name |
|---|---|
| College of Agricultural Sciences | Vamsi Nalam |
| College of Health and Human Sciences | Jen Krafchick |
| College of Business | Bill Shuster |
| College of Engineering | Carmen Menoni |
| College of Liberal Arts | Kevin Foskin |
| College of Natural Sciences | Dan Graham |
| College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences | Carolyn Meyer |
| Warner College of Natural Resources | Stuart Cottrell |
| University Libraries | Rob Sica |
| Honors Student Association | Caroline Elliot |
| University Honors Program | John Kitchen |
| University Honors Program | Emily Morgan (ex officio) |
Faculty Honors Council
The Faculty Honors Council (FHC) consists of eleven voting members: one from each of the eight colleges, one from the Libraries, and a student representative from the Honors Students Association and a faculty representative from University Honors Program. The Honors Program Director and Assistant Director serve as ex officio members. FHC members participate actively in the formulation of academic and administrative policies of the University Honors Program and serve as an advisory board to the University Honors Program Director.
Selection
The representatives from the eight colleges and the University Libraries are appointed by the Deans of their respective units; they serve for a three-year term and can be reappointed. The student representative is the president of the HSA and serves a one-year term.
In the spring semester of the academic year, one-third of the representative positions are subject to selection or reappointment for the following academic year. The three groups are selected in the following order:
1. Natural Sciences, Engineering, and Business (SP21)
2. University Libraries, Natural Resources, and Liberal Arts (SP22)
3. Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, Health & Human Sciences, and Agricultural Sciences (SP23)
Terms
In the spring, UHP Director will first determine if the representative wishes to be reappointed for another term on the FHC. The Director will then contact the Dean of the representative’s unit to solicit their assistance in selecting/reappointing a representative for a 3-year term starting the following fall. The representative is copied on the email.
If a member resigns from the FHC or cannot serve for one or more semesters, the Dean of the representative’s unit appoints a replacement for the length of the remainder of the term or for that semester(s).