Students not only developed the Honor Code, they also enforce it! The Honor Board consists of 11 students — three seniors, four juniors, and four sophomores — as well as three faculty members.
You'll find that students and faculty are committed to a community where trust and honesty are regarded with the utmost seriousness. Violations such as plagiarism and cheating are taken before the Honor Board.
The Honor Board's responsibilities include:
Investigating all formal reports of the suspected violation
Determining guilt or innocence of the person(s) involved
Specifying a punishment ranging from a failing grade to dismissal from the College
Honor Board Members
Each spring, the Honor Board Selection Committee appoints three first-year students to replace the outgoing senior members. In addition, the Faculty Executive Committee, in consultation with the Honor Board, appoints one faculty to replace the outgoing member. All appointments last for three years. Current board members include:
Executive Members
Reese Miller, (co-chair), senior member
Anh Phan, (co-chair), junior member
Jubilee Close, (secretary), junior member
Associate Members
Daeun Kim, senior member
Elena King, senior member
Jonealya Wells-Mohn, junior member
Emma Sineath, junior member
Qasim Kazmi, sophomore member
Alivia Davis, sophomore member
Catalina Kim, sophomore member
Vishnupriya Acharya, sophomore member
Faculty Members
Barbara Tannert-Smith, faculty member (chair)
Thomas Clayton, faculty member
Dan Wack, faculty member
If you're in good academic standing, you may apply for a board position for your class (determined by graduation date). Students with any prior Honor Board convictions may apply but must address in the application how they regard those convictions in light of a possible appointment to the Board. The Honor Board Selection Committee then reviews all applications, invites each candidate to interview for the open positions, and makes its final selections. The committee also designates which selected students will be future co-chairs.
Honor Board Education Committee
Members of the Honor Board also form the Honor Board Education Committee. The primary responsibility of the committee is to work with the appropriate administrative officers, faculty members, and student organizations to increase community awareness of the Honor Code's purpose, policies, and procedures.
