Honors Student Advisory Board

The Honors Student Advisory Board (HSAB) is the active student voice of the University Honors Program. The purpose of the HSAB is to enhance the educational experience of every member of the honors student body by providing engaging programming and promoting academic, social and cultural growth. HSAB members have the opportunity to influence the direction of the Honors Program, while experiencing self-enrichment through planning events, sharing ideas and serving the community.

Members of the HSAB elect a president, vice president, recorder, two faculty board representatives, and one coordinator each for the programming, outreach, and publicity committees. Special ad hoc committees are established as the need arises. Duties are fulfilled for one academic year, with elections being held at the end of each spring semester. HSAB executives meet regularly to report on committee meetings, plan for upcoming events, and discuss student goals and ideas for the future of the University Honors Program. Committee meetings are held at the discretion of committee coordinators, and HSAB wide meetings are held monthly. Recruitment of new members occurs during the first two weeks of each semester, and all students of the University Honors Program are invited to join the organization.