“Yes, if the other states are allowing it then there's no reason that Kansas shouldn't.”

— Kris Davis, senior director of business development, Topek

“Yes, they should because some people are worthy of being honored, even though they may not have done all the necessary course work, but their life's achievements may have qualified them.”

— Kelley Norman, math instructional coach, Lawrence

“Yes, if they feel like they deserve it enough and don't overdo it handing out the awards.”

— Molly Beedles, fitness sales, Lawrence

“If it is an honorary degree in something that the university is well-known for or excels in, then I don't have a problem with it.”

— Travis Passman, information technology services, Lawrence