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[What
is HSAC?][What does HSAC do?][Why
join HSAC?]
[When does HSAC meet?][Who is
eligible to join HSAC?]
[Who are HSAC's Officers?]
What is
HSAC?
HSAC is a student government
organization which acts as a liaison between students, faculty, and
administration of the University Honors Program (UHP). HSAC also
advises and suggests ideas for the University Honors Program, as well
as represents the UHP at various university-wide events, the University
Honors Council, and the Associated Students of UNM (ASUNM).
What does HSAC do?
The Honors Student Advisory Council
coordinates many programs and activities within the University Honors
Program, such as:
The honors faculty introduce the various courses they
will be instructing and students are given the opportunity to register
in advance.
Students who have studied abroad are invited to come and
share their experiences, photos, etc. The Connexiones, Australia
biological tour, and many other programs are presented. This even is
open to everyone and students are treated to an array of international
food.
HSAC works in conjunction with the University Honors
Program to invite a variety of speakers to give dynamic presentations
on topics related to ancient and modern legacies.
This event is held for students to come and share their
poetry, music, comedy, and special talents in an informal atmosphere.
Why join HSAC?
- To
gain leadership skills
- To
take part in
UNM campus and UHP social activities
- To
participate in the Western
Regional Honors Conferences (WRHC)
- To partake in the National
Collegiate Honors Conferences (NCHC)
- To work with the Albuquerque
volunteer community
- To make new friends and have fun!
When does HSAC meet?
HSAC meets during
the Fall and Spring semesters. The HSAC calendar, located near the
University Honors Program office, will list dates and times of each
meeting and other related information and events.
Who is eligible to join HSAC?
Any University
Honors Program student is welcomed to apply. The only requirements for
membership are that the student be in good academic standing, have a
desire to actively promote Honors and UNM, miss no more than two
meetings per semester, and participate in at least two activities
during any semester.
Who are HSAC's Officers?
HSAC Advisor:
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