What organizations is Honor Society® affiliated with?
Honor Society is a member of the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE) and NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education.
These professional memberships connect Honor Society with communities focused on inclusive excellence, student success, and scholarships. Honor Society is also a BBB Accredited Business.
Professional Memberships
A shared commitment to inclusive excellence and student success.
Inclusive excellence
NADOHE
National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education
Member
Connecting recognition with inclusion, belonging, and the different ways people demonstrate ambition.
Student success
NASPA
Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education
Member
Understanding the experiences that help students navigate college, develop as leaders, and prepare for what comes next.
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NADOHE: A Wider View of Achievement
Honor Society is a member of NADOHE. The National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education supports diversity professionals and institutions through professional learning and evidence-informed practice.
Inclusive excellence asks how people from different backgrounds can participate, contribute, and develop their abilities. For Honor Society, that connects directly to recognizing academic achievement alongside leadership, service, and persistence.
Documented professional engagement
2024 Conference Presenter Listing
NADOHE’s official conference program lists Michael Moradian, identified as Executive Director of Honor Society, as a presenter on equity in academic recognition.
Session: “Action Needed: Unmasking Systemic Racism in Academic Honor Societies.”
Why it matters
Recognition That Makes Room for Potential
A person’s path may include work, family responsibilities, service, or a return to education. Honor Society’s perspective is that recognition should acknowledge achievement while encouraging continued growth.
NASPA: Understanding the Student Experience
Honor Society is a member of NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education. NASPA serves the student affairs profession through professional development, research, and engagement.
Student success includes the experience around academic work: navigating unfamiliar systems, developing leadership, building relationships, and finding a sense of belonging. These are the experiences Honor Society seeks to understand as we help students plan their next steps.
Our NASPA membership reflects our commitment to understanding students’ needs throughout college and into professional life.
Explore NASPA’s work in student affairs and its organizational membership information.
Business accreditation
BBB Accredited Business
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From Professional Dialogue to Practical Value
Professional engagement connects our mission with wider conversations about scholarships, recognition, and student development.
Our focus is practical: clear scholarship information, recognition of different forms of achievement, and useful next steps toward education and work.
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Questions About Our Affiliations
What is NADOHE, and how is Honor Society involved?
NADOHE is the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education. Honor Society is a member. NADOHE’s 2024 conference program also lists Michael Moradian as a presenter on equity in academic recognition.
What is NASPA, and how is Honor Society involved?
Honor Society is a member of NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education. NASPA serves the student affairs profession through professional learning, research, and engagement, with a focus on the experiences that support students throughout higher education.
Is Honor Society a BBB Accredited Business?
Yes. The Southern Nevada BBB profile showed Honor Society as accredited when checked on November 4, 2026.
What does a professional membership mean?
Professional membership connects an organization or individual with a community for learning, sharing knowledge, and advancing common goals.
How does Honor Society support scholarships and student success?
Honor Society publishes scholarship applications, a directory of awards, and guidance for educational and career goals. Review Honor Society scholarships to find an award that fits your goals and review its application requirements. Applications do not require a purchase or payment.
How can an organization collaborate with Honor Society?
Contact Member Services with your organization’s name, the people you serve, and a specific proposal. Scholarship providers, educators, counselors, employers, and professional organizations are welcome to suggest a conversation about scholarship education, career preparation, or student engagement.
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