Leaders say honor will strengthen UNC
The Carolina Advocates for Honor is an organization of students, faculty, and staff who work together with the campus community in order to maintain the culture of honor and integrity we value. Advocates are trained in leading discussions, providing presentations, answering questions, and working with interested groups and individuals to help them develop and implement initiatives designed to make Carolina a national leader in this arena.
Advocates will be selected this fall. Each Advocate is expected to participate in a half-day training retreat in order to develop skills in leading group discussions, gain relevant knowledge, critique resources for outreach activities, and shape outreach strategies and formats. Advocates are expected to work as part of a two-person team responsible for a minimum of two outreach activities during the fall semester (for example, leading a discussion in a residence hall or fraternity; presentation to a class, student group or academic department; or partnership with a student organization to develop a related program or activity). Advocates also assist in training future members of the group.
Advocates selected for the group need to commit to full participation in a training retreat scheduled to leadership of one or more outreach activities during the week of September 20-24.
For further information on the program, contact Stacy Bennett (Honor System Outreach Coordinator) at 966-4084, stacyb@email.unc.edu.
or phone us at 919.966.4042