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do Honor Advisors try and get professors to understand the code, and work
towards an environment where the consensus is that the Code is something
worth keeping, as opposed to something never seen, never felt?

Molly Palmer wrote:

> Applications to be an Honor Advisor are available!
>
> The Academic Honor Code provides an exciting opportunity for a select
> group of students to make a significant change in the atmosphere and
> community at Georgia Tech.  The decisions made by the Honor Advisors now
> will affect students for many years to come.  According to the Honor
> Code, the purposes of the Student Honor Advisory Council are to provide
> a central source of information concerning the Honor Code and to provide
> counsel for students wishing to report honor violations as well as
> students accused of committing an honor violation.  Honor Advisors are
> also responsible for maintaining awareness of the Honor Code and
> promoting an ethical environment at Georgia Tech.
>
> Please consider applying. Feel free to email Leila Tolle at gt0035d with
> any questions.
>
> Applications may be found at:
> http://www.honor.gatech.edu
>
> Or, pick one up this Thursday and Friday from 11-1 at our table in the
> Student Center.
>
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>           Molly R. Palmer
>      gte208e@prism.gatech.edu
>   Georgia Institute of Technology
>  Civil and Environmental Engineering
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