Dr. David Wiley, Professor, Health and Human Performance, Faculty Representative, Chair
Ms. Paige Bishop, Fine Arts and Communications, Faculty Representative
Dr. Rachell Booth, Science, Faculty Representative
Dr. Albert Dietz, Applied Arts, Faculty Representative
Dr. Cynthia Gonzales, Fine Arts and Communications, Faculty Representative
Dr. Marilyn Goodwin, Education, Faculty Representative
Dr. John McLaren, Applied Arts, Faculty Representative
Dr. John Mogab, Professor, McCoy College of Business Administration, Faculty Representative
Dr. Robert Mooney, Health Professions, Faculty Representative
Dr. Sarah Nelson, Education, Faculty Representative
Dr. David Pino, Fine Arts and Communications, Faculty Representative
Dr. Victoria Smith, Liberal Arts, Faculty Representative
Dr. David Snyder, Science, Faculty Representative
Dr. Robert Wainner, Health Professions, Faculty Representative
Dr. Dwight Watson, Liberal Arts, Faculty Representative
Dr. Gail Zank, McCoy College of Business Administration, Faculty Representative
Student Members:
Ms. Kourtney Applegate, Student Representative
Mr. Brandon Barber, Student Representative
Ms. Myisha Bradham, Student Representative
Mr. Christian Duran, Student Representative
Mr. John Garza, Student Representative
Mr. Luke Grieder, Student Representative
Ms. Nicolle Guice, Student Representative
Mr. Michael C. Hanson, Student Representative
Ms. Rachel Horton, Student Representative
Ms. Michelle Rohmer, Student Representative
Ms. Megan Trexler, Student Representative
Ms.Caitlin Wilkerson, Student Representative
Function:
The Honor Council is comprised of equal numbers of faculty and students (up to seven each) who hear cases of academic and disciplinary penalties associated with academic dishonesty cases. The Honor Council will consider evidence offered by both parties and may ask for additional information from each party. It will then render its recommendations to the dean where the alleged Honor Code violation occurred in cases of academic penalties or to an officer within student affairs in cases of disciplinary actions.
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