Honor Code Chancellor
Mission:
The position of Honor Code Chancellor is
simply stated in one phrase: To promote and maintain the honesty and
integrity of the student body. The Chancellor acts as the primary student
body guardian of the Student Honor Code. As such, the
Chancellor oversees and promotes the honest and ethical behavior on which
the University of Florida's Student Honor Code is based. The
Chancellor also provides education, training, and awareness for the
student body on Honor Code issues. Additionally, the Chancellor plays a
major role in the enforcement of the Student Conduct Code by
assisting in the selection of the student and faculty members of the student
conduct committee, as well as the training of the student members. The
Chancellor serves many functions, but should be seen, first and foremost, as a
resource for the student body.
History
Michael
Maguire
3rd Year Law Student
hctchanc@sg.ufl.edu
Office Hours: TBD
2009-2010
Prior to beginning
law school in the fall of 2007, Michael graduated from UF with a degree in
political science. During his undergraduate career, Michael was highly active in
a number of student organizations and also served as a hearing officer for the
Student Honor Court. Michael is now a third year student at University of
Florida Levin College of Law. Prior to being elected as Chancellor, he served
on the University of Florida Elections Commission. Michael is also highly
active in the Phi Delta Phi legal honor society, as well as other student
organizations.