She also advises Honors student organizations. The secretary provides support for the Honors Program by disseminating program information, maintaining and updating student records, typing and editing office correspondence, documents, requisitions and associated financial management forms, scheduling appointments and programs, supervising student assistants and performing receptionist duties. The office services specialist oversees the Honors Lounge and Computer Lab, trains and supervises student assistants, maintains the Honors Program web site, gathers and analyzes assessment data, acts as administrative assistant for the Furious Flower Poetry Center, assists Honors secretary with organization records and with correspondence, and coordinates the publication of Epilogue , the Honors alumni newsletter. The Honors Program Committee, chaired by the director of the program and composed of faculty and students, guides the direction of the Honors Program. It makes policy and procedural decisions governing the administering of the program, reviews course proposals for approval or rejection and assists in the recruiting of students for the Honors Program.
Members serve two-year terms.
The Student Advisory Council is composed of at least eight honors students who offer recommendations and suggestions to the Honors Program directors and the Honors Program Committee concerning the policies, regulations, curriculum and activities of the Honors Program. Membership consists of student representatives from each of the four classes and five colleges. Students apply for membership on the council at the beginning of the school term. Members serve one-year renewable terms. The Honors Program Advisory Board is composed of outstanding professionals in fields that include education, law, medicine, politics, philanthropy, business, science and technology.