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NCHC 2012 Committee List and Chairs
Assessment & Evaluation
Hallie Savage
Douglas Sullivan-Gonzalez

Awards & Grants
Kate Bruce
Ann Eisenberg

Conference Planning ’13
Jim Ruebel

Conference Planning ’12
Rick Scott

Constitution & Bylaws
George Mariz

Diversity Issues
Lisa Coleman
Jonathan Kotinek

External Relations
Page Laws

Finance
Jennifer Lane
Doug Peterson

Honors Advising
Jessica Roark

Honors Semesters
Elizabeth Beck
Bernice Braid

International Education
Stan Rosenberg

Major Scholarship
Lucy Laufe

Membership & Marketing
Lauren Furry
Lory Hawkes

Nominating
Bonnie Irwin

Partners in the Parks
Matt Nickerson
Todd Petersen

Personnel
J. Robert Baker

Portz Fellowship
Patrice Berger

Professional Development
Maureen Connelly
Frank Provenzano

Publications Board
Richard Badenhausen
Joan Digby
Jeffrey Portnoy

Research
Donald Williams
Marca Wolfensberger

Science & Mathematics
Mariah Birgen
Keith Garbutt

Small College Honors
Donna M. Menis

Student Concerns
Jared Knight
Audrey Van Acker

Teaching & Learning
Carolyn Kuykendall
Alison Primoza

Two-Year College
Jean Sorensen
Elaine Torda

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Mission

The National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) is the professional association of undergraduate honors programs and colleges; honors directors and deans; and honors faculty, staff and students.

NCHC provides support for institutions and individuals developing, implementing, and expanding honors education through curriculum development, program assessment, teaching innovation, national and international study opportunities, internships, service and leadership development and mentored research.

More generally, NCHC carries out this mission by serving honors professionals and by advocating support for and excellence in higher education for all students.