Honor Council
Reporting Line
The Honor Council reports to the Provost through the Director of the Office of Academic Integrity.
The Honor Council is composed of 15 student members and 15 faculty members. Each student member must have a current and cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher at the time of the appointment and must maintain a current and cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or higher during service. The student members shall be appointed annually by the Provost (or his/her designee). Faculty members, one from each school and the University Libraries, shall be appointed for three-year terms by their respective deans (no representative is appointed by the Graduate School because its faculty hold appointments in the other schools and colleges). Four additional faculty members shall be appointed for three year terms by deans of larger schools as designated by the Provost (or his/her designee), A chair and vice chair shall be appointed by the President (or his/her designee) from among the faculty members of the Honor Council.
In the event a quorum cannot be obtained for a pending matter, and the chair determines that a hearing must occur before a quorum can be obtained using regular Honor Council members, students serving on the Disciplinary Committee, the Student Court, or the Academic Integrity Student Advisory Board, may be used as substitutes, provided they otherwise meet the qualifications of the Honor Council members and have received similar training.
Committee Charge Responsibilities
The Honor Council's duties include the following:
1. Determine through the process of a hearing whether an accused student has violated the Honor Code.
2. Recommend one or more sanction(s) for students who have violated the Honor Code.
3. Assist in educating the University community about the Honor Code.
Jurisdiction: The Honor Council has exclusive jurisdiction over all academic matters involving dishonorable conduct that are not resolved between the student and the faculty member in whose class the incident occurred.
Committee Members, 2025-2026
| Argueta, Christen, Chair | Diana Garland School of Social Work | |
| Austin, Anna Grace | Student Representative | |
| Baldwin, Jane | Accounting and Business Law | |
| Castle, Hannah | Student Representative | |
| Chaput, Kyle | Art and Art History | |
| Counseller, Brett | Student Representative | |
| Divita, Lorynn | Human Sciences and Design | |
| Flores, Alyssa | Student Representative | |
| French, Laura | Armstrong Browning Library | |
| Hanchey, Dan | Classics | |
| Howell, Leanne | Curriculum and Instruction | |
| Hu, Wendy | Student Representative | |
| Jack, David | Engineering and Computer Science | |
| Jo, Jangho | Truett Seminary | |
| Jones, Renee, Vice Chair | Louise Herrington School of Nursing | |
| Latendresse, Shawn | Psychology and Neuroscience | |
| Lesh, Lorin | Student Representative | |
| Limerick, Jacob | Student Representative | |
| Linder, Maggie | Student Representative | |
| Lynch, Sophie | Student Representative | |
| Marchant, Kendall | Student Representative | |
| Martin, Eric | Great Texts | |
| McCormick, Blaine | Management | |
| McKinney, Timothy | Music Academic Studies | |
| Moldenhauer, Alexa | Student Representative | |
| Muehlenbein, Michael | Medical Humanities | |
| O'Shea, Rocky | Student Representative | |
| Roque, Eliana | Student Representative | |
| Roque, Oliver | Student Representative | |
| Satir, Noah | Student Representative |