Honors Program Courses
Fall 2009 Honors Course Schedule
Foundational Sequence Courses:
- Honors Foundational Sequence I: Beginnings of the Christian Intellectual Tradition - HRS100 - A Dr. Geoff Bakewell - MWF 12:30 - 13:20
- Honors Foundational Sequence I: Beginnings of the Christian Intellectual Tradition - HRS100 - B Dr. Bill Harmless - MWF 13:30 - 14:20
- Honors Foundational Sequence III: The Modern World - HRS200 - A Dr. Brooke Stafford - TR 9:30 - 10:45
- Honors Foundational Sequence III: The Modern World - HRS200 - B Dr. Michael Cherney - MWF 10:30 - 11:20
Sources and Methods Courses:
- Sources and Methods: Research in writing Poetry - HRS338 - Dr. Susan Aizenberg - TR 14:00-15:15
- Sources and Methods: Organization Learning: Finding your place in the World - HRS 306 - Dr. Mary Ann Danielson - TR 8:00-9:15
- Sources and Methods: The Renaissance Artist - HRS322 - Dr. Matthew Averett - TR 14:00 – 15:15
- Sources and Methods: Green Chemistry and Sustainability - HRS 334- Dr. Erin Gross - MWF 11:30 - 12:20
- Sources and Methods: Not lost in Translation: What goes into a Translation of the Bible and what does not - HRS 335 - Dr. Leonard Greenspoon – TR 11:00 – 12:15
- Sources and Methods: The Theory, Method, and Art of Autoethnography - HRS 336 - Dr. Sherianne Shuler - TR 12:30 - 13:45
- Directed Independent Research - HRS497
Spring 2009 Honors Course Schedule
Foundational Sequence Courses:
- Honors Foundational Sequence II: The Rise of the West - HRS101 - A - Dr. Eileen Dugan - MWF 11:30 - 12:20
- Honors Foundational Sequence II: The Rise of the West - HRS101 - B - Dr. Fidel Fajardo-Acosta - TR 12:30 - 13:45
Sources and Methods Courses:
- Sources and Methods: Godel, Escher, Bach - HRS312 - Dr. Mark Wierman - TR 14:00-15:15
- Sources and Methods: Imagination to Invention - HRS315 - Dr. Robert Snipp - TR 12:30-13:45
- Sources and Methods: Animals, Persons, and Ethics - HRS318 - Dr. William O. Stephens - MW 15:30-16:45
- Sources and Methods: The Psychology of Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Intergroup - HRS319 - Dr. Lee Budesheim - MWF 9:30-10:20
Sources and Methods: Cosmology and our Evolving Understanding of the Universe - HRS320 - Dr. Gintaras Duda - TR 9:30-10:45 - Directed Independent Research - HRS497
Honors Program Course Offerings
HRS100: HFSI: Beginning of the Christian Intellectual Tradition
HRS101: HFSII: The Rise of the West
HRS200: HFSIII: The Modern World
HRS301: SAM: The Epistemology of Political Science
HRS302: SAM: Research in the Writing of Poetry
HRS303: SAM: Fuzzy Math Logic
HRS304: SAM: Noncitizens in Democratic Athens
HRS305: SAM: Intelligence - Multiple Perspectives
HRS306: SAM: Organization Learning: Finding Your Place in the World
HRS307: SAM: Writing Our Lives: Identity and Culture in Personal Writing HRS308: SAM: The Theology of Medieval Women
HRS309: SAM: Philosophy and Economics: Method and Horizon of Discourse
HRS310: SAM: Metaphysics of Film
HRS311: SAM: Graph Theory
HRS312: SAM: Gödel, Escher, Bach
HRS313: SAM: European Literary Modernism
HRS314: SAM: This View of Life - Evolutionary Biology
HRS315: SAM: Imagination to Invention
HRS316: SAM: American Identity in the World
HRS317: SAM: European Metropolis 1900
HRS318: SAM: Animals, Persons, and Ethics
HRS319: SAM: The Psychology of Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Intergroup Conflict
HRS320: SAM: Cosmology and our Evolving Understanding of the Universe
HRS321: SAM: The Age of the Samurai
HRS322: SAM: The Catholic Church and Latin America
HRS324: SAM: Classics of Social Theory: Positivism and its Discontents
HRS325: SAM: Evolution and Human Behavior
HRS326: SAM: Gender in Classical Antiquity
HRS327: SAM: Greek Tragedy: Texts, Contexts, and Subtexts
HRS328: SAM: Critical Perspectives of Disability and Society
HRS329: SAM: In Search of the Promised Land: Religion and Place in America
HRS330: SAM: Christian and Jewish Theology after the Holocaust
HRS331: SAM: Representations of Piracy from 1600 to the present
HRS332: SAM: Thugs, Preps, and Playas: Critical approaches to Masculinities
HRS333: SAM: The Renaissance Artist
HRS334: SAM: Green Chemistry and Sustainability
HRS335: SAM: Not Lost in Translation: What goes into a Translation of the Bible and what we can take out of it
HRS336: SAM: The Theory, Method, and Art of Autoethnography
HRS337: SAM: Musicology and Difference: Gender and Sexuality in Music Scholarship
HRS338: SAM: Research in Writing Poetry
HRS339: SAM: The Age of Augustus
HRS340: SAM: Green Cultural Studies: Nature, Space and Bodies in Postmodern Culture
HRS341: SAM: History and Future of the Book
HRS342: SAM: Modeling Global Issues
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