Honors Leadership

Honors Leadership is a collaborative effort comprised of three divisions: Honors Faculty Leadership, the Student Honors Advisory Council, and the Honors Advisory Council. Each plays a unique role in shaping the Honors experience, from guiding academic pedagogy to representing student voices.

Faculty & Staff Leadership

The Honors Faculty & Staff Leadership team – comprised of the Program Director, Assistant Director, and Senior Administrative Coordinator – oversee the day-to-day operations and key decision-making that drives the program forward. As the leaders of the program, they serve as the primary points of contact for students, faculty, and staff, ensuring that the program runs smoothly and continues to thrive.

Student Honors Advisory Council

The Student Honors Advisory Council (SHAC) is responsible for advising the University Honors Program administrators and the Honors Advisory Council. Led by the SHAC Executive Board, a committee of undergraduate students that are elected by the Honors community, SHAC assists in the planning and execution of Honors academic, social, recruitment, and mentoring events, as well as service projects. SHAC can be reached at lmushac@lmu.edu. The members of the 2024-25 SHAC Executive Board are listed below.

Honors Advisory Council

The Honors Advisory Council (HAC) is a committee of university faculty and staff that help to oversee the operations of the University Honors Program. They advice the Program Director on matters concerning the Honors core curriculum, thesis series, student applications and selection, faculty participation, co-curricular activities, living-learning communities, and national profile.