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Honors Curriculum

The curriculum offered in the Honors Program is designed to meet the requirements of the University Core Curriculum and the needs of our Honor students.

The classes listed below substitute for ordinary Core requirements. It is expected that the Honors student will normally take at least 12 hours from this set of classes.

ENGL 1360	Honors Rhetoric Composition, Part I (FALL)
ENGL 1361	Honors Rhetoric Composition, Part II (SPRING)
ENGL 2360	Honors Sophomore Literature (SPRING)
MATH 2460	Honors Calculus and Analytical Geometry (FALL)
CHEM 1460	Honors General Chemistry II (SPRING)
HIST 1361	Honors American History: 1763-1877 (FALL)
HIST 1362	Honors American History: 1877 to present (SPRING)
HUMA 1360	Honors Society and the Arts (Variable)
POLS 2301-60	Introduction to American Government I: Honors Section (FALL)
POLS 2302-60	Introduction to American Government II: Honors Section (SPRING)
COMM 1360	Honors Public Speaking (FALL)
PHIL 1360	Honors Philosophy of Knowledge (FALL)
ANTH 2346	Introduction to Anthropology (Variable) (Petition for Honors)
ECON 1301	Principles and Policies (Variable) (Petition for Honors)
PSYC 2301-60	General Psychology: Honors Section (FALL)
SOCI 1301-60	Introduction to Sociology: Honors Section (SPRING)
PHYS 2425	Honors University Physics I (SPRING)
PHYS 2426	Honors University Physics II (FALL)

In addition, the Honors Program offers several interdisciplinary courses.

HNRS 2160	Scholars Development Seminar
ECON 3360	Honors Global Economics
SOCI 3360	Honors Human Nature and the Human Condition
BIOL 4360	Honors Environment and Ecology
HNRS 3161	Honors Seminar (ALL SEMESTERS)
HNRS 4364	Honors Topics - This class can be just about anything. Most recently, it has been taught as "Computer Law and Ethics," "Science Fiction and Fantasy," and "American Presidency." Students are encouraged to suggest new topics for this class.

Finally, the Honors Program makes available classes that are entirely created by the individual student in collaboration with his/her professor.

HNRS 3360 Honors Independent Study

HNRS 4360/4361 Honors Thesis

Honors Contract