Current Honors Students
Current Honors Students
Current Honors students' requirements, benefits, and engagement point information can be found in the sublinks on the left menu bar. To make an appointment with your Honors Counselor, please click on the Student Advising Appointment System (SAAS) below.
- Appointments are 30 minutes in length; students should arrive 5 minutes before the appointment and be prepared to discuss any questions they may have about their undergraduate career, personal, professional, and academic goals. Please bring a paper and pen.
- Each student is required to meet with his/her Honors Counselor at least one time during the designated quarter as indicated below.
- Students required to meet with their Honors Counselor in the fall quarter: all 1st year students, 3rd year students (new or transfer only), all 4th year students
- Students required to meet with their Honors Counselor in the winter quarter: all 2nd years students, 3rd years students (continuing)
Honors Counselors are split as follows:
- Latoya Ambrose - last names A-F
- Aaron Bushong (new counselor will take over in Winter quarter) - last names G - L
- Jane Kim - last names M - R
- Mayra Jones - last names S- Z
- Any and all students may meet with their Honors Counselor in the spring quarter, but it will not count for your required meeting.
- Any and all students may also meet with their Honors Counselor in the quarter other than the quarter they are assigned to meet with them (so, if you are supposed to see them in fall, you could also see them in winter, and vice versa), but these meetings will not count as the required meeting.
Student Advising Appointment SystemAll University Honors students are required to meet with their assigned Honors Counselor as directed. Advising appointments are available between Week 2 and Week 10. It is to your advantage to schedule your appointment early in the quarter, since advising availability is limited. Please access the Student Advising Appointment System (SAAS) to check the advising availability of your Honors Counselor and to schedule your advising appointment.