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Mission

The mission of the Santiago Canyon College Honors Program Committee is to oversee the Honors Program and work with the Honors Program Co-Coordinators to establish the standards, procedures, and policies of the Program.

Meeting Frequency

The Honors Program Committee meets in-person on the 3rd Wednesday of the month from 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM during the fall and spring semesters.

Membership

The membership includes the following:

  • One faculty (not to be an Honors Program Coordinator) (co-chair)
  • One academic dean (co-chair)
  • Two Honors Program Co-Coordinators, one of whom is a Counseling faculty member
  • At least one faculty member from each of the following divisions:
    • Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
    • Business and Career Education
    • Counseling and Student Support Services
    • Institutional Effectiveness, Library, and Learning Support Services
    • Mathematics and Sciences
  • At least one at-large faculty member
  • Dean, Enrollment and Student Support Services (or designee)
  • Graduation Specialist (Classified professional)
  • Transfer Center Specialist (Classified professional)
  • One Honors Program student representative and/or one ASG representative or designee

Responsibilities

  • Assist the Co-Coordinators in recruiting new students and in promoting and publicizing the Honors Program and its activities
  • Review and make recommendations for projected offerings as compiled by the Co-Coordinators
  • Review and make recommendations for changes to the schedule of Honors classes as compiled by the Co-Coordinators
  • Review and make recommendations for proposed Honors courses before going to Curriculum and Instruction Council (CIC)
  • Review existing Honors courses as aligned with the curriculum review process
  • Solicit development of new courses
  • Review requests for exception to program rules and regulations
  • Assist with Honors Program Reception
  • Encourage and support student participation in the Honors Transfer Council of California (HTCC) Research Conference
  • Establish and review standards, procedures, and policies of the program

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