The Student Honor Code Administration (SHCA) is a student government organization that provides free assistance to all members of the University of Florida community who are participating in the student conduct process. The students who comprise the Administration have been trained to assist with both Conduct Code and Honor Code cases. This service can be especially helpful for students who may be uncomfortable discussing their situation with professional staff members and would rather discuss it with a peer.
If interested, please submit an application for SHCA, as we are currently accepting new members! Applications will open on Wednesday August 22, 2018 and stay open until Wednesday September 5, 2018 at 5:00 PM. To apply please click on the following link, and you will find the application under the “Staff” tab.
SHCA offers the following services to faculty, staff, and students:
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Proctoring Services
Exam proctoring is available for the duration of Fall and Spring
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Faculty Outreach
A team of trained SHCA members are available to provide a brief presentation during departmental or one-on-one meetings
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Student Outreach
A team of trained SHCA members are available to provide a brief presentation to classes that include an overview of the Honor Code
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Advising Services
Trained SHCA members are available to provide advice and/or support for a student/student organization during the student conduct process
Hannah Fechtel
Nursing
SHCA Member of the Month
“Hannah Fechtel is a Freshmen studying nursing. In her first year in SHCA, she has received positive feedback from an appreciative professor for her vigilant proctoring, and also went above and beyond during Ethics and Civility Week to engage with students.”
Member of the MonthHannah Fechtel
Nursing
SHCA Member of the Month
“Hannah Fechtel is a Freshmen studying nursing. In her first year in SHCA, she has received positive feedback from an appreciative professor for her vigilant proctoring, and also went above and beyond during Ethics and Civility Week to engage with students.”
Member of the Month