The Honor Council is a vital component of the Honor & Integrity System. Honor Council members receive professional development in serving as case investigators and hearing panelists. Honor Council members are also tasked with educating the campus community about the K-State Honor & Integrity System, its policies and procedures. Honor Council members also adhere to the student development perspective of the Honor & Integrity System, as well as to the demands of strict confidentiality.
Current Honor Council members and their terms and designations.
Information for new Council members.
Minutes to the all-member meeting of Honor Council members and Honor & Integrity Peer Educator members.
Openings for Honor Council members and information on how to participate.
Form for becoming a member of the Honor Council.
Listing of expectations of Honor Council members.
Three separate in-person sessions on Honor & Integrity System Basics, Conducting Interviews, and Hearing Panels.
Introductions for professional development modules.
An example of a case investigaation report written by two Honor Council Case Investigators.
A template form to use when writing up a case investigation report.
An example of a Hearing Panel script the Chair reads.
Ethical standards have been established to protect the privacy of the student(s) involved in a hearing and to maintain the standards of the Honor & Integrity System.