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Maria DiValentin

"I chose to transfer to Lake Superior State University because of the personal attention I would receive. I did not want to attend a large university where I would be a number lost in the masses. The well-rounded curriculum allowed me to obtain my position at John Deere. Having a good balance of theory and hands-on knowledge is critical for my position and Lake State gave me a good foundation in these skills."

Maria DiValentin, Mechanical Engineering 2001
Field Service Representative,
John Deere Power Systems
Waterloo, IA

Michigan Honors Association (MHA)

About the MHA

The Michigan Honors Association (MHA) has members from two-year and four-year Michigan colleges and universities. The members exchange ideas for challenging and nurturing its students through effectively run programs which foster indivudual growth, achievement, and conscience. The well-attended yearly conference at Higgins Lake in Roscommon, Michigan provides a forum for student and faculty interaction in a relaxed, yet engaging environment.

About the conference

The 2009 conference will be held Saturday to Sunday, October 3-4, 2009 at the scenic
MacMullan Conference Center in Roscommon, MI. Participants receive a conference t-shirt and three meals.

The conference center is comfortable and the mood is relaxed. Students enjoy learning about the programs at other Michigan institutions and getting away from their campuses, if even for a night or two. The Honors program directors appreciate the insights of the students as well as the collegial advice of other directors. This year (2009), the Conference Center will hold a cabin open for anyone who wants to come on Friday and stay Friday night.
There will be no conference events scheduled for Friday. Breakfast at MacMullen is optional. The cost and process for that option will
be explained in our final registration brochure, sent to member institutions in the very early Fall. The 2008 conference is highlighted on Mott Community College's Honors Program website.