Honors Advisory Committee Members
The mission of the Honors Advisory Committee is to serve as advocate for the Honors Program, its students and faculty, and to aid in the administration of the program. The committee monitors adherence to guidelines and policies, updates and clarifies policies, helps to solicit proposals for Honors Program courses, reviews and makes recommendations concerning Honors Program scholarship applications, conducts Honors Program applicant interviews, and reviews and makes recommendations concerning applicants as necessary.
Current Faculty Memebers
Helmut Doll (Chair), Institute for Interactive Technologies, College of Science and Technology, hdoll@bloomu.edu, 389-4848
Stephen Kokoska (Program Director), Mathematics, College of Science and Technology, skokoska@bloomu.edu, 389-4713
Mark Bauman, Educational Studies and Secondary Education, mbauman@bloomu.edu, 389-4692
John Bodenman, Geography and Geosciences, College of Science and Technology, jbodenm2@bloomu.edu, 389-4697
Mary Katherine Duncan, Psychology, mduncan@bloomu.edu,389-4469
Mark Law, Accounting, College of Business, mlaw@bloomu.edu, 389-4395
Claire Lawrence, English, College of Liberal Arts, clawrenc@bloomu.edu, 389-4658
David Magolis, Mass Communications, College of Liberal Arts, dmagolis@bloomu.edu, 389-4921
Joan Miller, Nursing, College of Science and Technology, jmiller@bloomu.edu,, 389-4608
Conrad Quintyn, Anthropology, College of Liberal Arts, cquintyn@bloomu.edu, 389-5379
Blair Staley, Accounting, College of Business, astaley@bloomu.edu, 389-4392
Philip Tucker, Exceptionality Programs, College of Education, ptucker@bloomu.edu, 389-4078
Thomas Zalewski, Audiology and Speech Pathology, College of Science and Technology, tzalewsk@bloomu.edu, 389-4438
Current Student Members
Sarah Gorr, Honors Executive Board President, seg35169@huskies.bloomu.edu
George Specht, Honors Executive Board HAC Representative,
gns17352@huskies.bloomu.edu
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Events
- Service Sheets Due
- Honors Interviews
- HIS Presentations
Quote
A society that thinks the choice between ways of living is just a choice between equally eligible "lifestyles" turns universities into academic cafeterias offering junk food for the mind.![]()
George Will