Honors (HR)
HR 1980 - Independent Study
Credit(s): 1-3 Credits (Repeatable for credit)
Students may pursue an independent scholarly project under the supervision of a professor; students must submit a proposal to the University Honors Program by the first Friday of the semester.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only
HR 2800 - Honors Sophomore Seminar
Credit(s): 3 Credits
A cross-disciplinary course for second-year honors students taught on a different theme or topic each year. Materials may be drawn from a wide variety of disciplines, including Anthropology, Art History, Biology, Fine and Performing Arts, History, Literature, Philosophy, Social Sciences, and Theology. Required of Honors Program students.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only
HR 2930 - Special Topics
Credit(s): 1-3 Credits (Repeatable for credit)
Selected topics of special interest to Honors Program students.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only
HR 2980 - Independent Study
Credit(s): 1-3 Credits (Repeatable for credit)
Students may pursue an independent scholarly project under the supervision of a professor. Students must submit a proposal to the University Honors Program by the first Friday of the semester to earn honors credit for an independent study.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only
HR 3930 - Special Topics
Credit(s): 1-4 Credits (Repeatable for credit)
Selected topics of special interest to Honors Program students.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only
HR 3980 - Independent Study
Credit(s): 1-3 Credits (Repeatable for credit)
Students may pursue an independent scholarly project under the supervision of a professor. Students must submit a proposal to the University Honors Program by the first Friday of the semester to earn honors credit for an independent study.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only
HR 4000 - Honors Collaborative Inquiry: The Scholar in Society
Credit(s): 3 Credits (Repeatable for credit)
In this course, students develop awareness of and bring their disciplinary expertise to bear on issues of national and international importance. The course also serves as a vehicle for competitive fellowship and scholarship applications.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only, UUC:Collaborative Inquiry
HR 4010 - Honors Cultivating Wellness in Mind, Body, and Spirit
Credit(s): 0 Credits
This course provides the strategic application of wellness concepts to the demands of honors-student life. Wellness concepts include physiological-state regulation, revision of internal narratives, connection, and building upon personal and academic strengths. Emphasis is placed on individualized application of wellness concepts as students design a mental health and wellness plan for their college experience.
HR 4810 - Honors Teaching Assistantship
Credit(s): 0-3 Credits
Students may serve as a teaching assistant for Honors Ignite after completing the course. The TA role involves aiding the course instructor with all aspects of the course. TAs also meet as a group to discuss their role as peer instructors and to learn about selected topics related to teaching and learning. Students must apply for the position in advance.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only, UUC:Self in Contemplation
HR 4820 - Honors Study Abroad
Credit(s): 1 Credit (Repeatable for credit)
Students can elect to earn credit during a study abroad experience by participating in an online reflective experience. The course emphasizes critical self-reflection before and after the abroad experience and thoughtful observation of a host culture during the term abroad.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only, UUC:Self in Contemplation
HR 4840 - Honors Research
Credit(s): 1-3 Credits (Repeatable for credit)
The University Honors Program places a high value on experiential learning, as it is a critical component for holistic student development. Therefore, students are eligible to earn Honors credit for research experiences completed through a department at the University or through an approved off-site location. Students must submit an online proposal (found on the Honors Program website) to the University Honors Program by the first Friday of the semester (or by June 1 for summer experiences) to earn credit.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only
HR 4850 - Honors International Partnership
Credit(s): 0-1 Credits (Repeatable up to 3 credits)
Students may complete up to three Honors credits (one per semester) by participating in the International Partnership (IP) program. Participants are matched with an international student as a language partner, and are required to engage in regular conversations throughout the semester. Honors students may receive up to three IP credits throughout the duration of their Honors Program experience, but they are limited to one IP credit per semester.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only
HR 4860 - Honors Professional Development and Vocational Discernment
Credit(s): 1 Credit
This course will help students understand and specifically translate their honors experiences into the "real world." Through an intentionally sequenced five-part series, students will give shape to the substance of their academic and personal lives and reflect on the character and meaning of their future work. Students will emerge from this course with both concrete professional skills and philosophical insights to aid in the job search or graduate school application process.
Restrictions:
Students with a classification of Freshman may not enroll.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only, UUC:Self in the World
HR 4910 - Honors Internship
Credit(s): 1-3 Credits (Repeatable for credit)
The University Honors Program places a high value on experiential learning, as it is a critical component for holistic student development. Therefore, students are eligible to earn Honors credit for internship experiences completed through a department at the University or through an approved off-site location. Students must submit an online proposal (found on the Honors Program website) to the University Honors Program by the first Friday of the semester (or by June 1 for summer experiences) to earn credit.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only, UUC:Reflection-in-Action
HR 4960 - Honors Senior Capstone
Credit(s): 0-3 Credits (Repeatable for credit)
Students must complete a comprehensive research project in their major/minor area during senior year. Proposals, supported by a faculty sponsor, are due the semester prior to conducting the project. The proposal form can be found on the Honors Program website.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only
HR 4980 - Honors Independent Study
Credit(s): 1-3 Credits (Repeatable for credit)
Students may pursue an independent scholar project under the supervision of a professor; students must submit a proposal to the University Honors Program by the first Friday of the semester.
Attributes: Honors Program Students Only