2022-2023 Honor Code Advisory Board
Call for Faculty Nominations and Statements of Interest
The BFA Executive Committee is seeking faculty to serve on the 2022-2023 Honor Code Advisory Board (HCAB). The HCAB is comprised of five faculty members and a pool of students who advise on decisions regarding alleged violations of the Honor Code at CU Boulder. HCAB members review cases of alleged academic misconduct, provide technical expertise on complex cases, and discuss with and advise the Hearing Officer on findings and non-academic sanctions for Honor Code violations.
BFA representatives are being asked to nominate interested faculty. The BFA Executive Committee will be reviewing statements and selecting board members on September 12th.
The Executive Committee has asked these three things of the faculty who are interested in the position:
1. What is your affiliation with CU Boulder,
2. How long have you been at CU Boulder, and, most importantly,
3. Why would you want to be on the Honor Code Council Advisory Board?
Interested faculty should email these statements of interest to bfa@colorado.edu by September 9th. The BFA Executive Committee will select 5 faculty for this position, which includes an annual stipend of $3,000. HCAB faculty are expected to attend 2 one-hour meetings per month during fall and spring semester, with some availability in summer. At this time meetings will be Zoom or hybrid.
AY22-23 Honor Code Advisory Board Statement of Interest