HONORS PROGRAM CLASSES
FALL 2013
Registration for honors classes and seminars is by seniority: students with 56 OR MORE HOURS can begin registering for honors courses on Thursday, April 11th; 24 OR MORE HOURS register on Monday, April 15th; and UP TO 23 HOURS on Wednesday, April 17th. We have to go by the hours already earned and does not include hours taking this semester (Spring ’13). All honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295. You do not need to wait until you register for your other classes online but you do need to see your advisor to unencumber your registration.
CIV 111 (C1/WC) Unified Composition and Western Civilization I
-41 MWF 2:00-2:50 Dr. Phil Jones
-42 MWF 9:00-9:50 Dr. Peter Dusenbery
-43 MWF 9:00-9:50 Dr. Anne Herbert
-44 TTh 10:30-11:45 Dr. John Williams
CIV 102-41 (WC) Western Civilization Since 1600 MWF 12-12:50 Dr. Phil Jones
COM 103-40 (SP) The Oral Communication Process MWF 12-12:50 Dr. Laura Bruns
PHL 103-40 (SF) An Inquiry Into Values MWF 2-2:50 Dr. Michael Greene
PLS 105-40 (SF) Introduction to American Government TTh 10:30-11:45 Dr. Craig Curtis
EHS 120-40 The University Experience W 10-10:50 Dr. Joyce Shotick
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive 2 Honors requirements for taking
this class 2 Xs)
ENG 304 –40 (C2) Research in Individual Discipline TTh 9:00-10:15 Dr. Tim Conley
(Must have 56 or more hours to register)
Course Description: In ENG 304, students develop strategies for and successfully complete an upper-level research project. In order to complete such work, students should identify a research topic prior to the start of the course.
3/15/2013
HONORS PROGRAM CLASSES
SPRING 2013
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority — Seniors and Juniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, Nov. 1st; Sophomores on Monday, Nov. 5th; and Freshman on Wednesday, Nov. 7th. Starting Thursday, Nov. 8th, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295
CIV 112 (C1/WC)
-41 MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
-42 MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
-43 MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
-44 TTh 10:30-11:45 Brown
If you are staying in the same section of CIV, you can register anytime. If you have not registered for your section by Monday, Nov. 12th, then your seat is open for registration by someone who needs to change sections because of time conflicts.
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process – MWF 10-10:50; Bruns
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF – 2:00—2:50; Greene
MUS 109—40 (FA) Music Appreciation; MWF 1:00-1:50; Dzapo
A rare opportunity and privilege. Dr. Kyle Dzapo is an absolutely amazing professor—nice, energetic, really smart. She rarely has extra time to teach an honors section of this great “Fine Arts” class. It may be a long time before you might again get a chance to take such a fantastic class to meet the Fine Arts general education requirement.
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive 2 Honors requirements for taking this class 2 Xs)
ENG 304 –40 (C2) Research in Individual Discipline; TTh 9:00-10:15; Conley (Must have Junior hours)
Course Description: In ENG 304, students develop strategies for and successfully complete an upper-level research project. In order to complete such work, students should identify a research topic prior to the start of the course.
RLS 331—40 (NW) Religions of the Eastern World; TTh 9:00-10:15; Fuller
BIO 575—03 Topics in Bioethics; TH 1:00-3:50; Dr. Keith Johnson
The aim of this course is to have you think about different bioethical issues. We will do this through viewing movies, reading papers, case studies, and discussions. In most cases, the topics will cover two or more weeks, with a movie on at least one of those days. The second day will be set aside for discussion of the topic. The Honors Program Office has a syllabus for additional information.
10/30/2012
HONORS CLASSES
Fall 2012
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority — Seniors and Juniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, April 5th; Sophomores on Monday, April 9th; and Freshman on Wednesday, 11th. Starting Thursday, Nov. 12th, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 29
CIV 111 (C1/WC) Two semester classes covering Early History to Present
- 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
- 42 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
- 43 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
- 44 – TT 10:30-11:45 Brown
CIV 102 – 41 (WC) Western Civilization 1600 to Present MWF 12-12:50 Jones
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process – MWF 12-12:50 Bruns
PHL 103—40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF – 11-11:50 Greene
EHS 120-40 (1st semester Freshmen) University Experience W – 10-10:50; Galsky/Shotick
PLS 105-40 (SF) Intro to American Government; MWF – 11-11:50 Ryan
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive credit for 2 requirements for
taking this class 2 Xs). You must register with the Biology Dept. to take this class.
ENG 304-40 (C3) Individual Research TT 9-10:15 Conley
3/16/2012
HONORS CLASSES
SPRING 2012
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority — Seniors and Juniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, Nov. 3; Sophomores on Monday, Nov. 7; and Freshman on Wednesday, Nov. 9. Starting Thursday, Nov. 10, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295.
CIV 112 (C1/WC)
41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
42 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
43 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
44 – TT 10:30-11:45 Brown
If you are staying in the same section of CIV, you can register anytime. If you have not registered for your section by Monday, Nov. 14th, then your seat is open for registration by someone who needs to change sections because of time conflicts.
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process - TT 1:30-2:45; Bruns
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF – 11:00—11:50; Greene
MUS 109—40 (FA) Music Appreciation; MWF 1:00-1:50; Dzapo
A rare opportunity and privilege. Dr. Kyle Dzapo is an absolutely amazing professor—nice, energetic, really smart. She rarely has extra time to teach an honors section of this great “Fine Arts” class. It may be a long time before you might again get a chance to take such a fantastic class to meet the Fine Arts general education requirement.
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive up to 2 Honors Program
requirements for taking this class 2 Xs)
ENG 304 –40 (C2) Research in Individual Discipline; MWF 11-11:50; Conley (Must have Junior hours)
Course Description: In ENG 304, students develop strategies for and successfully complete an upper-level research project. In order to complete such work, students should identify a research topic prior to the start of the course.
AST 300—40 (TS) Astronomy; MW 3:00-4:15; Lozano
It has been nearly three years since we were last able to offer this fascinating class that meets one of your general education science requirements. Dr. Lozano is the perfect person to teach this introductory course in how astronomy helps us understand our place in the greater universe. Take advantage of the opportunity this semester in case it doesn’t get offered again in the near future.
10/12/2011
Honors Classes
Fall 2011
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority — Seniors and Juniors can begin registering for honors courses on Thursday, April 7; Sophomores on Monday, April 11; and Freshman on Wednesday, 13. Starting Thursday, April 14, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295.
CIV 111 (C1/WC)
- 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
- 42 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Dusenbery
- 43 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Herbert
- 44 – TT 10:30-11:45 Brown
CIV 102 – 41 (WC) MWF 12-12:50 Jones
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process – MWF 12-12:50 Bruns
PHL 103—40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF – 11-11:50 Greene
EHS 120-40 (1st semester Freshmen) University Experience W – 10-10:50; Galsky
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive credit for 2 requirements for
taking this class 2 Xs). You must register with the Biology Dept. to take this class.
ENG 304-40 (C3) Individual Research MWF 11-11:50 Conley
RLS 331-40 (NW) Religions of the Eastern World TT 9:00-10:15 Fuller
3-21-2011
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Honors Classes
Spring 2011
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority — Seniors and Juniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, Oct. 28; Sophomores on Monday, Nov. 1; and Freshman on Wednesday, Nov. 3. Starting Thursday, Nov. 4, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295.
CIV 112 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
(C1/WC) 42– MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
43– MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process - TT 1:30-2:45; Bruns
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF - 11:00—11:50; Greene
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive up to 2 Honors Program
requirements for taking this class 2 Xs)
ENG 304 –40 (C2) Research in Individual Discipline; MWF 11-11:50; Conley
(Must have Jr. hours at the time of registration.)
Course Description: In ENG 304, students develop strategies for and successfully complete an upper-level research project. In order to complete such work, students should identify a research topic prior to the start of the course.
Required Text: Ruskiewicz, John, Janice Walker, and Michael Pemberton. Bookmarks: A Guide to Research and Writing. 3rd ed. New York: Pearson, 2006.
18-Oct-2010
Honors Classes
Fall 2010
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority* —
Juniors and Seniors can register on Thursday, April 8 & Friday, 9th; Sophomores can register on Monday April 12-Tu. 13th; Freshmen can register on Wed. 14th All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295 or email dad@bradley.edu.
CIV 111 (C1/WC) 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
42 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
43 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
CIV 102 – 41 (WC) MWF 12-12:50; Jones
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process – MWF 12-12:50; Strasma
PHL 103—40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF – 11:00-11:50; Greene
EHS 120-40 (1st semester Freshmen) University Experience; W – 10-10:50; Galsky
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive credit for 2 requirements for
taking this class 2 Xs). You must register with the Biology Dept. to take this class.
RLS 331-40 (NW) Religions of the Eastern World TT – 9:00-10:15; Fuller
*We look at the number of hours a student has already earned at the time of registration to determine when you can register. Junior and Senior students must have 56 or more hours to register on the first days for honors classes and seminars, Sophomores must have 24-55 hours, and Freshman are 0-23 hours.
3/29/2010
HONORS CLASSES
SPRING 2010
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority — Seniors* and Juniors* can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, Oct. 29; Sophomores* on Monday, Nov. 2; and Freshman* on Wednesday, Nov. 4. Starting Thursday, Nov. 5, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295.
CIV 112** 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
(C1/WC) 42 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Brown
43 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
44 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
**You must register for CIV 112 to receive credit for CIV 111. If you are staying in the same section of CIV you are in now, you can register for this class anytime. If you have not registered for your section by Monday, Nov. 9th, then your seat becomes open for someone who need to change sections because of time conflicts.
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process; TT 1:30-2:45; Strasma
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF 11:00—11:50; Greene
SOC 100-40 (SF) The Sociological Perspective; MWF 11:00—11:50; Hogan
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive up to 2 Honors Program
requirements for taking this class 2 Xs)
ENG 304 –40 (C2) Research in Individual Discipline; MWF 11-11:50; Conley (Must have Jr. hours at time of registration.)
Course Description: In ENG 304 students develop strategies for and successfully complete an upper-level research project. In order to complete such work, students should identify a research topic prior to the start of the course. Required Text: Ruskiewicz, John, Janice Walker, and Michael Pemberton. Bookmarks: A Guide to Research and Writing. 3rd ed. New York: Pearson, 2006.
Assignments:
#1 Proposal for Research Project: detailed description and justification of research project, see Bookmarks, 39-43, for list of the parts to the proposal;
#2 Comparative Analysis of Articles: comparison/evaluation of two articles related to your research topic;
#3 Summary of Article: detailed summary of article related to your research topic;
#4 Progress Report: detailed report on work completed, work planned, and problems encountered and anticipated;
#5 Research Project: draft of project due at the beginning of class on Monday, 5 May, exam will be a detailed response to another project;
Participation: in-class memos and daily assignments (no make up)
*We look at the number of hours a student has already earned at the time of registration to determine when you can register. Junior and Senior students must have 56 or more hours to register on the first days for honors classes and seminars, Sophomores must have 24-55 hours, and Freshman are 0-23 hours.
12-Oct-2009
Honors Classes
Fall 2009
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority —
Juniors and Seniors can register on Thursday, April 9 & Friday, 10th; Sophomores can register on Monday April 13-Tu. 14th; Freshmen can start registering on Wed. 15th All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295 or email dad@bradley.edu.
CIV 111 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
(C1/WC) 42 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Brown
43 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
44 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
CIV 102 – 41 (WC) MWF 12-12:50; Jones
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process – MWF 12-12:50; Strasma
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF - 11:00—11:50; Greene
PLS 105-41 (SF) Political Science; TT – 10:30-11:45; Gobeyn
EHS 120-40 (1st semester Freshmen) University Experience; W – 10-10:50; Galsky
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive up to 2 Honors Program
requirements for taking this class 2 Xs)
You must register with the Biology Dept. to take this class.
RLS 331-40 (HV) Religions in the Eastern World; TT 9-10:15; Fuller
For your academic planning--we will offer AST 300 and a 300-level English Composition honors section in the Spring, 2010 semester.
24-MAR-2009
Honors Classes
Spring 2009
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority — Seniors and Juniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, Oct. 30; Sophomores on Monday, Nov. 3; and Freshman on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Starting Friday, Nov. 7, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295.
CIV 112 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
(C1/WC) 42 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Brown
43 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Williams
44 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
RE: CIV 112 Registration:
If you are staying in the same section as your CIV 111, you can register anytime. If you have not registered for your CIV 112 section by Monday, Nov. 10th, then your seat becomes open for someone who needs to change sections because of time conflicts.
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process - TT 1:30-2:45; Strasma
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF - 11:00—11:50; Greene
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive up to 2 Honors Program
requirements for taking this class 2 Xs)
ENG 304 –40 (C2) Research in Individual Discipline; MWF 11-11:50; Conley (Must have Jr. hours at time of registration.)
Course Description: In ENG 304 students develop strategies for and successfully complete an upper-level research project. In order to complete such work, students should identify a research topic prior to the start of the course. Required Text: Ruskiewicz, John, Janice Walker, and Michael Pemberton. Bookmarks: A Guide to Research and Writing. 3rd ed. New York: Pearson, 2006.
Assignments:
#1 Proposal for Research Project: detailed description and justification of research project, see Bookmarks, 39-43, for list of the parts to the proposal;
#2 Comparative Analysis of Articles: comparison/evaluation of two articles related to your research topic;
#3 Summary of Article: detailed summary of article related to your research topic;
#4 Progress Report: detailed report on work completed, work planned, and problems encountered and anticipated;
#5 Research Project: draft of project due at the beginning of class on Monday, 5 May, exam will be a detailed response to another project;
Participation: in-class memos and daily assignments (no make up)
07-Oct-2008
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Honors Classes
Fall 2008
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority — Seniors and Juniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, April 10th; Sophomores on Monday, April 14th; and Freshman on Tuesday, April 15th. Starting Thursday, April 17th, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295.
CIV 111 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
(C1/WC) 42 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Brown
43 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Williams
44 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
CIV 102—41 (WC) Western Civilization-1600 to Present; MWF 12:00-12:50; Jones
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process; MWF 12:00-12:50; Strasma
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF 10:00—10:50; Greene
PLS 105—40 (SF) Introduction to American Government; MWF 1:00-1:50; Hall
EHS 120—24 The University Experience; W 10:00-10:50; Galsky/Shotick
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive up to 2 Honors Program
requirements for taking this class multiple times)
AST 300—40 (TS) Astronomy; TT 1:30-2:45; Kimberlin
RLS 331—40 (NW) Religions of the Eastern World; TT 9:00-10:15; Fuller
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Honors Classes
Spring 2008
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority — Seniors and Juniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, Nov. 1; Sophomores on Monday, Nov. 5; and Freshman on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Starting Thursday, Nov. 8, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295.
CIV 112 (C1/WC) 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
42 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Brown
43 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Williams
44 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
45 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
RE: CIV 112 REGISTRATION
If you are staying in the same section of CIV 112, you can register anytime. If you have not registered for your section by Thurs. Nov. 8th, then your seat is open for other students who need to change sections because of schedule conflicts in time.
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process - TT 1:30-2:45; Strasma
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF - 11:00—11:50; Greene
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive up to 2 Honors Program requirements for taking this class)
ENG 304 –40 (C2) Research in Individual Discipline; MWF 11-11:50; Conley (Must have Jr. hours at registration.)
Course Description: In ENG 304 students develop strategies for and successfully complete an upper-level research project. In order to complete such work, students should identify a research topic prior to the start of the course. Required Text: Ruskiewicz, John, Janice Walker, and Michael Pemberton. Bookmarks: A Guide to Research and Writing. 3rd ed. New York: Pearson, 2006. Assignments:
#1 Proposal for Research Project: detailed description and justification of research project, see Bookmarks, 39-43, for list of the parts to the proposal;
#2 Comparative Analysis of Articles: comparison/evaluation of two articles related to your research topic;
#3 Summary of Article: detailed summary of article related to your research topic;
#4 Progress Report: detailed report on work completed, work planned, and problems encountered and anticipated;
#5 Research Project: draft of project due at the beginning of class on Monday, 5 May, exam will be a detailed response to another project;
Participation: in-class memos and daily assignments (no make up)
October 10, 2007
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Honors Classes
Fall 2007
Registration for classes and seminars is by seniority — Seniors and Juniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, April 12th; Sophomores on Monday, April 16th; and Freshman on Tuesday, April 17th. Starting Thursday, April 19th, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295.
CIV 111 (C1/WC) 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
42 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Brown
43 – MWF 11:00-11:50 Williams
44 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
45 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
CIV 102—41 (WC) Western Civilization-1600 to Present; MWF 12:00-12:50; Jones
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process; MWF 12:00-12:50; Strasma
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF 10:00—10:50; Greene
PLS 105—40 (SF) Introduction to American Government; MWF 11:00-11:50; Hall
EHS 120--24 The University Experience; W 10:00-10:50; Galsky
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff (You can receive up to 2 Honors Program requirements for taking this class)
AST 300—40 (TS) Astronomy; TT 1:30-2:45; Lozano
ENG 301—40 (C2) Argumentative Writing; TT 10:30-11:45; Katz
RLS 331—40 (NW) Religions of the Eastern World; TT 9:00-10:15; Fuller
12-Mar-2007
Honors Classes
Spring 2007
Registration for classes and seminars is by senority — Seniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, November 2nd; Juniors on Monday, November 6th; Sophomores on Tuesday, November 7th; and Freshman on Wednesday, November 8th. Starting Monday, November 13th, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you have to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295B or email dad@bradley.edu.
CIV 112 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
42 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Brown
43 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
44 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process; TT 1:30—2:45; Strasma
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF 11:00—11:50; Greene
SOC 100-40 (SF) Sociological Perspective; MWF 1:00-1:50; Hogan
17-Oct-2006
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Honors Classes
Fall 2006
Registration for classes and seminars is by senority — Seniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, April 13th; Juniors on Monday, April 17th; Sophomores on Wednesday, April 19th; and Freshman on Friday, April 20th. Starting Monday, April 24th, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you need to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295B.
CIV 111 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
(C1/WC) 42 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Brown
43 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
44 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
CIV 102—41 (WC) Western Civilization-1600 to Present; MWF 12:00-12:50; Jones
COM 103 – 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process; MWF 12:00-12:50; Strasma
PHL 103 – 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF 10:00—10:50; Greene
PLS 105 -- 40 (SF) Introduction to American Government; MWF 11:00-11:50; Hall
AST 300—40 (TS) Astronomy; TT 1:30-2:45; Wang
ENG 301—40 (C2) Argumentative Writing; TT 10:30-11:45; Katz
In this honors section of ENG 301: Argumentative Writing, we will learn something about both analyzing and composing both traditional adversarial arguments and the more recently developed formal Rogerian arguments, which entail entertaining and mediating among conflicting viewpoints. We will find that argument, in the formal rhetorical sense is something we do all the time every day. In fact, some have argued that “everything’s an argument.” We’ll see.
RLS 331--40 (NW) Religions of the Eastern World; TT 9:00-10:15; Fuller
BIO 280 Directed Research; ARR; Staff
EHS 120—24 University Experience; W 10:00-10:50; Shotick
24-Mar-2006
Honors Classes
Spring 2006
Registration for classes and seminars is by senority — Seniors can begin registering for Honors courses on Thursday, November 3rd; Juniors on Monday, November 7th; Sophomores on Wednesday, November 9th; and Freshman on Friday, November 11th. Starting Tuesday, November 15th, registration will be open on a first come—first serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you have to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 295B.
CIV 112 ~ 41 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
42 – MWF 2:00-2:50 Brown
43 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
44 – MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
COM 103 ~ 40 (SP) Oral Communication Process; TT 1:30—2:45; Strasma
PHL 103 ~ 40 (HP) Inquiry Into Values; MWF 11:00—11:50; Greene
SOC 100 ~ 02 (SF) Sociological Perspective; MWF 1:00-1:50; Hogan
07-Oct-2005
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SPRING, 2005
Registration for classes and seminars
is by senority - Seniors can register on Monday, October 25; Juniors on
Thursday, October 28; Sophomores on Monday, November 1; and Freshman on
Wednesday, November 3. Starting Monday, November 8, registration
will be open on a first come-first serve basis. All Honors classes
and seminars are on reserve and you have to register in person in Bradley
Hall, Room 140.
CIV 112
41 - MWF 2:00-2:50 Dr. Jones
43 - MWF 9:00-9:50 Dr. Dusenbery
44 - MWF 9:00-9:50 Dr. Herbert
You need to register for the same
section of CIV 112 as your 111 by Friday, November 5th. On Monday,
November 8th, students who need to switch sections will be able to on a
open seat availability only. If you have any questions, please call
Debbie at X3283.
COM 103 - 40 (SP) Oral
Communication Process; TT 1:30-2:45; Dr. Strasma
PHL 103 - 40 (HP) Inquiry Into
Values; MWF 11:00-11:50; Dr.
Kelley
The following classes will also count
as honors classes toward the program's requirements even though they are
not designated (or restricted) for honors students. They will be
of significant intellectual interest, but must be registered by the Webster
registration system.
ENG 332 / ENG 358 Early
American Lit. / 18th-C. British Lit.; Two combined courses looking
at 18th-century literature in England and the U.S; TT 10:30-11:45;
Drs. Conley and Blouch
HIS 341 French Revolution; MWF
1:00-1:50; Dr. Brad Brown
HIS 308 Topics in American
History: Political; A look at American welfare programs, their intentions,
and results; MWF 9:00-9:50; Dr. Byrne
HIS 339 Women in Global Perspective;
MW 4:00-5:15; Dr. Fowler-Salamini
PHL 344 Philosophy of Religion;
W 7:00-9:30 p.m.; Dr. Kelley
PHL 350 Art in Human Experience;
TT 1:30-2:45; Dr. Greene
Honors Classes
Fall, 2004
Registration for classes and seminars
is by senority - Fall Seniors can register on Wednesday,. April 14th, Juniors
on Monday, April 19th, Sophomores on Wednesday, April 21st.
Starting Monday, April 26th, registration will be open on a first come-first
serve basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you
have to register in person in Bradley Hall, Rm. 140.
CIV 111
41 - MWF 2:00-2:50 Dr. Jones
43 - MWF 9:00-9:50 Dr. Dusenbery
44 - MWF 9:00-9:50 Dr. Herbert
COM 103 - 40 (SP) Oral
Communication Process; MWF 12:00-12:50; Dr. Strasma
PHL 103 - 40 (HP) Inquiry Into
Values; MWF 11:00-11:50; Dr.
Greene
PLS 105 - 40 (SF)
Introduction to American Government; MWF 11:00-11:50; Dr. Hall
THE 131 - 40 (FA) Introduction
to Theater; MWF 10:00-10:50; Professor Ludwig
BIO 280 (Mentors Program)
Directed Research; ARR
You must have approval and registration from the Biology Dept.
AST 300 - 40 (TS) Astronomy;
TT 1:30-2:45; Dr. Lozano
ENG 301 - 40 (C2) Advanced
Writing-Argumentative; TT 10:30-11:45; Dr. Blouch
RLS 331 - 40 (NW) Religions
of the Eastern World; TT 9:00-10:15; Dr. Fuller
Also: We will count the following
class as "Honors" even though it is open to all students. Registration
is NOT reserved; therefore you must register through "Webster."
ENG 370 - 01 Literary Criticism and
Theory; TT 10:30-11:45; Dr. Conley
Honors Classes
Spring 2004
Registration is by senority - Seniors
can register on Monday, October 27; Juniors on Thursday, October 30; Sophomores
on Monday, November 3; and Freshman on Wednesday, November 5. Starting
Monday, November 10, registration will be open on a first come-first serve
basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you have
to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 140.
CIV 112
41 - MWF 2:00-2:50 Jones
42 - MWF 2:00-2:50 Brown
43 - MWF 9:00-9:50 Dusenbery
44 - MWF 9:00-9:50 Herbert
If you are staying in the same section
of CIV 112 as you were in CIV 111, you can sign-up anytime until Wednesday,
November 12th. On Thursday, November 13th, your seat will not be
held for you and students from other sections who want / need to change
sections can register in your space of that section. Any questions, talk
to Debbie x 3283.
COM 103 - 40 (SP) Oral
Communication Process; TT 1:30-2:45; Strasma
PHL 103 - 40 (HP) Inquiry Into
Values; MWF 9:00-9:50; Kelley
These classes will count as honors
courses due to their intellectual content. Registration is NOT reserved;
therefore you must register through the web-based process.
ENG 303: Autobiography combined
with ENG 503 Creative Non Fiction; an unusual writing workshop with
Thomas Palakeel
ENG 331: Studies in Women Writers;
Christine Blouch (always a great favorite)
ENG 334: 19th Century American
Literature; Edith Baker (she is going to focus on diaries and letters-a
lot of very seldom read stuff)
ENG 372: Poetry as Genre; Kevin
Stein (reprise of his Illinois Voices version of the course)
PHL 404: 19th Century Philosophy;
Andy Kelley
Fall 2003
Honors Classes
Registration is by senority - Seniors
can register on Thursday, April 10 , Juniors on Monday, April 14, Sophomores
on Wednesday, April 16, and Freshman on Thursday, April 17. Starting
Monday, April 21, registration will be open on a first come-first serve
basis. All Honors classes and seminars are on reserve and you have
to register in person in Bradley Hall, Room 140.
CIV 111-
41 - MWF 2:00-2:50
Jones
42 - MWF 2:00-2:50
Brown
43 - MWF 9:00-9:50
Dusenbery
44 - MWF 9:00-9:50
Herbert
COM 103-40 (SP) Oral
Communication Process; MWF 12:00-12:50; Strasma
PHL 103-40 (HP)
Inquiry Into Values; MWF 11:00-11:50; Greene
PLS 105-40 (SF)
Introduction to American Government; MWF 1:00-1:50; Hall
THE 131-40 (FA)
Introduction to Theater; MWF 10:00-10:50; Ludwig
BIO 280-11 (Mentors
Program) Directed Research; ARR
(must have approval and registration from the Biology Dept.)
AST 300-40 (TS)
Astronomy; TT 1:30-2:45; Kenny
ENG 301 - 40 (C2)
Argumentative Writing; TT 4:30- 5:45; Blouch
RLS 331- 40 (NW)
Religions of the Eastern World; TT 9:00-10:15; Fuller
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