The Honors College enjoys the wise counsel of three advisory groups that provide input, advice, and oversight: The Honors College Board, the Honors Advisory Board, and the Honors Student Council.

The Honors College Board represents our broad community of scholars including alumni, parents, high school counselors, and friends of the college.

The Honors Advisory Board is composed of UA faculty and staff from academic colleges, the Faculy Fellows program, and student services.

The Honors Student Council is composed of representatives of each Honors hall and interested students. The council seeks a broad cross-section of Honors students who vary in major, interests, hometown, and background. The Honors Student Council makes policy recommendations, discusses issues affecting Honors students, and serves as a crucial conduit of information to and from students. Their meetings on Wednesday evenings at 5 PM are a lively time for building community and planning philanthropic events. For more information, please visit their web site: http://clubs.asua.arizona.edu/~hsc/

Thanks to these hard working advisory boards, a number of significant work of these advisory boards and Honors College staff, we have accomplished significant policy and programmatic improvements:

• creation of First Level Honors recognition
• institutionalization of Honors contract
• Honors representation on Undergraduate Council and University-Wide General Education committee
• creation of Honors Student Rights and Responsibilities
• increased cooperation across colleges
• heightened recognition of outstanding Honors advisors and faculty
• creation of Commitment to Diversity statement
• improved communication to faculty, students, and alumni