Honors Council
The University Honors Council is a body of faculty, administrators and students responsible for providing academic and specialist advice and guidance on matters including curriculum, pedagogy, programs, governance, educational philosophy and assessment to the academic and administrative directors of the University Honors College.
Patrick McDevitt, PhD
Associate Dean
University Honors College
Associate Professor
Department of History, College of Arts & Sciences
Karyn St. George, PhD
Director
University Honors College
Kevin Burke, PhD
Associate Professor of Teaching, Co-Director of Undergraduate Studies
Department of Electrical Engineering, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Gregory S. Cherr, MD
Professor of Surgery (Vascular Surgery); Senior Associate Dean for GME, Designated Institutional Official
Department of Surgery, Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Michael L. Draves, CPA
Executive in Residence, Accounting
Department of Accounting and Law, School of Management, Honors College Alumni Representative
Jeffrey Errington, PhD
Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Professor
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
Riya Gaikwad
President of the Honors Student Council Executive Board
University Honors College
Danielle Lamarre-Smith
Director of UB Curriculum
Undergraduate Education
Charles Lindsey, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Marketing, School of Management
Erkin Özay, PhD
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Associate Professor;
School of Architecture and Planning
Sara Robinson, PhD
Director of Undergraduate Advisement and Recruitment
School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Atri Rudra, PhD
Professor; Katherine Johnson Chair in Artificial Intelligence
Department of Computer Science & Engineering, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Amaya Sonubi
Generation Honors Representative
University Honors College
Noelle St Vil, PhD
Associate Professor
School of Social Work
Sama Waham, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Media Study, College of Arts and Sciences
Noemi Waight, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Learning and Instruction, Graduate School of Education