National Collegiate Honors Council
Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council --Online Archive
2008
Towards Reliable Honors Assessment, Gregory Lanier
Editorial Matter for Volume 9, Number 1, Ada Long and Dail Mullins
Editorial Matter for Volume 9, Number 2, Ada Long and Dail Mullins
The Culture of Honors, George Mariz
The Times They Are A-Changin’, Dail Mullins
Speeding is Okay and Cheating is Cool, Alison Schell Witte
Defining Honors Culture, Charlie Slavin
Is Student Participation in an Honors Program Related to Retention and Graduation Rates?, Charlie Slavin, Theodore Coladarci, and Phillip A. Pratt
The Prairie Home Companion Honors Program, Paul Strong
Academic Dishonesty and the Culture of Assessment, Emrys Westacott
2007
Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council -- Volume 8, no. 1 -- Complete Issue
Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council -- Volume 8, no. 2 -- Complete Issue
Grades, Scores, and Honors: A Numbers Game?, Larry Andrews
Grades, Scores, and Honors Education, Ryan Brown
Robert Burns, Peter Sederberg, and Higher Education Administration, Ira Cohen
Nothing Succeeds Like Failure: Managing Loss in a Renascent Honors Program, Mike Davis
Honoring Virginia Tech: Letter from Charles (Jack) Dudley, Charles (Jack) Dudley
To Speak or Not to Speak: That is the Question, Joyce Fields
Important Issues for Growing an Honors Program, Nick Flynn
I Love Numbers, Bruce Fox
Evaluation vs. Grading in Honors Composition Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying about Grades and Love Teaching, Annmarie Guzy
Balancing Low Growth with High Success, Robert Hogner
What is an Honors Student? A Noel-Levitz Survey, Donald Kaczvinsky
Searching for Tatiyana, Sriram Khe
The Irrelevance of SAT in Honors?, Sriram Khe
Growth = Bucks(?), Gregory Lanier
Editorial Matter for Volume 8, Number 1, Ada Long and Dail Mullins
Editorial Matter for Volume 8, Number 2, Ada Long and Dail Mullins
The (Un)familiar Library: Managing the Transition for a Growing Number of Honors College Students, Jean McLaughlin
Transformational Experience through Liberation Pedagogy: A Critical Look at Honors Education, John Mihelich, Debbie Storrs, and Patrick Pellett
Getting More for Less: When Downsizing in Honors Yields Growth, Janet Myers and Mary Jo Festle
Grades, Marks, and Scores, Oh My!, Rosalie Otero
Balancing on the Edge of Honors: A Meditation, Jeffrey Portnoy
The Virgin Mary: A Paradoxical Model for Roman Catholic Immigrant Women of the Nineteenth Century, Darris Catherine Saylors
Nothing Fails Like Success: Managing Growth in a Highly Developed Honors Program, Peter Sederberg
Honors Growth and Honors Advising, Robert Spurrier
Experiential Learning and City as Text©: Reflections on Kolb and Kolb, Robert Strikwerda
Using Characteristics of K–12 Gifted Programs to Evaluate Honors Programs, Mary Tallent-Runnels, Shana Shaw, and Julie Thomas
Residential Housing Population Revitalization: Honors Students, David Taylor
The Effects on Outcomes of Financing Undergraduate Thesis Research at Butler University, Anne Wilson and Robert Holm
2006
Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council -- Volume 7, no. 1 -- Complete Issue
Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council -- Volume 7, no. 2 -- Complete Issue
Honors Assessment and Evaluation, Cheryl Achterberg
At Play on the Fields of Honor(s), Larry Andrews
Being There for Honors Leadership, Lisa Coleman
They Graduated, Joan Digby
Success as an Honors Program Director: What Does it Take?, Bruce Fox
When It’s Bad Cess to Assess!, Jay Freyman
Saving Honors in the Age of Standardization, Linda Frost
“Ah well! I am their leader; I really ought to follow them”: Leading Student Leaders, Keith Garbutt
Honors Program Leadership: The Right Stuff, Rew Godow, Jr.
Riding a Unicycle Across a Bridge While Juggling: The Musings of an Honors Administrator, Bonnie Irwin
The Impact of K-12 Gifted Programs on Postsecondary Honors Programming, Jennifer Lane
Editorial Matter for Volume 7, Number 1, Ada Long and Dail Mullins
Editorial Matter for Volume 7, Number 2, Ada Long and Dail Mullins
Building a City of Ladies with Christine de Pizan and Arkansas State University Honors Students, Frances Malpezzi
Accountable to Whom? Assessment for What?, George Mariz
Leadership in Honors: What is the Right Stuff?, George Mariz
A View from the Shoulders, Rosalie Otero
Business and Educational Values, Jeffrey Portnoy
Major Forerunners to Honors Education at the Collegiate Level, Anne Rinn
Chaucer, Mountain Hiking, and Honors Program Leadership, Sam Schuman
Student Outcomes and Honors Programs: A Longitudinal Study of 172 Honors Students 2000-2004, Frank Shushok, Jr.
Documenting the Achievements of Our Students without Compromising Excellence, Jean Sorensen
Creating an Honors Community: A Virtue Ethics Approach, Nancy Stanlick
Honors as Skunkworks, Paul Strong
Using Learning Outcomes Assessment in Honors as a Defense Against Proposed Standardized Testing, Steffen Wilson
Reminiscences on the Evolution of Honors Leadership, Len Zane
2005
Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council -- Volume 6, no. 1 -- Complete Issue
Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council -- Volume 6, no. 2 -- Complete Issue
The Ages of Imitation, Authenticity and Originality, Cheryl Achterberg
What is an Honors Student?, Cheryl Achterberg
The Art of the Mash-up: Students in the Age of Digital Reproduction, Amy Bass
Redemptive Memory: The Christianization of the Holocaust in America, Laura Bender Herron
The Age of False Positives, Bernice Braid
What Honors Can Do, Vince Brewton
Allocation of Resources: Should Honors Programs Take Priority?, K. Celeste Campbell
Responsibility and Imitation, Michael K. Cundall, Jr.
The Age of Imitation, Joan Digby
“What is an Honors Student?”, Jay Freyman
Originality Is a Risk, Annmarie Guzy
Comparison of the Academic Achievement of First-Year Female Honors Program and Non-Honors Program Engineering Students, Gayle Hartleroad
What Honors Students Want (And Expect): The Views of Top Michigan High School and College Students, James P. Hill
A Student like Me, Bonnie D. Irwin
Honors: When Value-Added is Really Added Value, Jacqueline Kelleher
A Way of Life, Sriram Khe
Editorial Matter for Volume 6, Number 1, Ada Long and Dail Mullins
Editorial Matter for Volume 6, Number 2, Ada Long and Dail Mullins
Imitation, Economic Insecurity, and Risk Aversion, Jay Mandt
Seeing Nature: Ansel Adams in the Human and Natural Environments of Yosemite, Megan McWenie
What is Honors?, Dail W. Mullins, Jr.
In Praise of Silence, Bebe Nickolai
What Honors Students Are Like Now, Rosalie Otero
The Hopes and Fears of Post-9/11 Years, Mel Piehl
Is, Ought, and Honors, Daniel Pinti
Intimations of Imitation: Honors Students and their Alps, Jeffrey Portnoy
Teaching Honors, Sam Schuman
Characteristics of the Contemporary Honors College* A Descriptive Analysis of a Survey of NCHC Member Colleges, Peter Sederberg