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They're doing it there. parents if they have a good student as a child, parents want those kids to be challenged. if you get away from the honors programs, bill, they lose that competitive edge that they would have normally. not right. last comment. >> i think you are right. especially for a poor kid, school performance is a way up the ladder. it is a great equalizer. now we're basically saying poor kids can't compete so rather than embarrass them, we'll punish good kids. it is so perverse and robs so many children of a bright future. i think it's probably the greatest scandal in america today...

ULM Honors Program Director, Dr. Joshua Stockley, has been appointed to serve on the National Collegiate Honors Council’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee. The Diversity and Inclusion Committee develops strategies to increase diversity within NCHC and its member institutions, to develop programming for the annual conference and seminars throughout the year, and to produce research and scholarly publications.

The University of Louisiana Monroe Honors Program attended the annual meeting of the National Collegiate Honors Council in Dallas, TX from November 2-6. Dr. Joshua Stockley, Director of the ULM Honors Program, was joined by six students – Caitlyn Cullen (Senior, Political Science), Grace Gunder (Senior, Biology), Jodi Bourgeois (Senior, Pre-Pharmacy), George Khawas (Freshman, Computer Science), Beau Benoit (Junior, Toxicology), and Tristan Sonnier (Senior, Medical Lab Sciences).

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The University of Louisiana Monroe Honors Program joined the annual meeting of the Southern Regional Honors Council from March 31 to April 2 in Birmingham, Alabama.