There may be community advisors on every floor, but only the C-Wing of Douglas Hall gets to experience the Honors House Leaders.

Kate Braser, the program coordinator for the Honors Program, described the Honors House Leaders as being “the face” of the Honors Program to the students.

“We really look at them as the liasions between the program and the Honors House,” Braser said.

Like CAs, the house leaders put on programs that students can enjoy. Some programs they host, Braser said, include book clubs and welcome back barbecues. Just before finals week, the house leaders host a “Don’t Stress the Test” event, designed to help ease the stress honors students may be feeling around testing time.

Applications to become a house leader are due Tuesday.