This list will be updated as more information is available. The most accurate source of Honors sections is from registration info in iCampus or Course Finder.
Spring 2010 Honors sections by General Education category
Spring 2010 Honors sections by Department
Communication 110: Communication as Critical Inquiry, Sections: 11, 27, 34, 46
English 101: Composition as Critical Inquiry, Sections: 15, 40
Biological Sciences 196: Biological Diversity, Section 5: lecture 10 – 10:50 MWF, lab 1-2:50 T
Geology 102: Principles of Geology, Section 2: Lecture 9 – 9:50 MWF, lab 8-9:50 T
Physics 102: Atoms to Galaxies, Section 4: Lecture 9 – 9:50 MWF, lab is arranged
125: Literary Narrative, Section 5, Dr. James Reid
English, Section 5
Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, Section 5
This course provides the opportunity to explore some of the great nineteenth-century European short narratives. The stories represent several trends in nineteenth-century prose including realism, romanticism, the psychological novel, and the fantastic.Interdisciplinary Studies 121.03: Texts & Contexts: Music, Section 1
Interdisciplinary Studies 121.21: Texts & Contexts: Reading Verbal and Visual Text, Section 1
Interdisciplinary Studies 121.33: Texts & Contexts: Holocaust Literature and Film, Section 1
Criminal Justice Sciences 102: Individuals, Society, and Justice, Section 3
Politics and Government 106: US Government and Civic Practices, Section 3
Sociology 108: Contemporary Social Problems in Global Perspective, Section 1
Agriculture 203: Agriculture and the Environment, Sections 1 and 2
Health Sciences 208: Dynamics of United States Contemporary Health Issues, Section 1
Politics and Government 140: Introduction to the Politics of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, Section 1
Music 152: Experiencing Music, Section 4
Philosophy 101: Basic Issues in Philosophy, Section 1
Philosophy 224: Meaning and Religious Belief, Section 2
131: Financial Accounting, Section 5
132: Managerial Accounting, Section 2
203: Agriculture and the Environment, Sections 1 and 2
Outer Core-Science, Mathematics and Technology
196: Biological Diversity, Section 5: lecture 10 – 10:50 MWF, lab 1-2:50 T
Inner Core-Science
141: General Chemistry II, Section 5: lecture 11 – 11:50 MWF, lab 12-2:50 W
110: Communication as Critical Inquiry, Sections: 11, 27, 34, 46
Inner Core
102: Individuals, Society, and Justice, Section 3
Middle Core-Individuals and Civic Life
209: Literary II, Section 1
Students must be in Honors section of C&I 208 this fall to take H 209 in the spring.210: Child Growth and Development, Section 7
105: Principles of Economics, Section 4
300: Senior Project, Section 6
Override from department is needed to register; for students pursuing Departmental Honors in Economics
101: Composition as Critical Inquiry, Sections 15, 40
Inner Core125: Literary Narrative, Section 5, Also seats under LAN 125
Middle Core-Language in the Humanities
This course provides the opportunity to explore some of the great nineteenth-century European short narratives. The stories represent several trends in nineteenth-century prose including realism, romanticism, the psychological novel, and the fantastic.
185: Legal, Ethical and Social Environment of Business, Section 1
250: Introduction to Risk and Insurance, Section 1
102: Principles of Geology, Section 2: Lecture 9 – 9:50 MWF, lab 8-9:50 T
Inner Core-Science
208: Dynamics of United States Contemporary Health Issues, Section 1
Outer Core-Science, Mathematics, and Technology
296: Historiography and Historical Method, Section 1
Required for students pursuing Departmental Honors in History.301: Honors Thesis
Override from department is needed to register; required for students pursuing Departmental Honors in History.
121.03: Texts & Contexts: Music, Section 1
Middle Core-Language in the Humanities121.21: Texts and Contexts: Reading Visual and Verbal Art, Section 1
Middle Core-Language in the Humanities121.33: Texts & Contexts: Holocaust Literature and Film, Section 1
Middle Core-Language in the Humanities202.71: Presidential Scholars Service Learning, Sections 1 and 2
These sections are for Presidential Scholars; you must have permission from Anita Chiodo to take this course, and should call the Honors office to receive an override for the section you want.202.72: Honors Service Learning Colloquium, Sections 1 and 2
These sections are for general Honors students; you must have permission from Anita Chiodo to take this course, and should call the Honors office to receive an override for the section you want.285/286: Honors Undergraduate Research Participation
You must complete a contract (available at the Honors office) in order to complete Undergraduate Research; the Honors Program will give an override for you to register once the contract has been submitted.
295: Honors Seminar
Override from department is needed to register; required for students pursuing Departmental Honors in Kinesiology and Recreation
125: Literary Narrative, Section 5, Also seats under ENG 125
Middle Core-Language in the Humanities
This course provides the opportunity to explore some of the great nineteenth-century European short narratives. The stories represent several trends in nineteenth-century prose including realism, romanticism, the psychological novel, and the fantastic.
220: Business Organization and Management, Section 6
230: Introduction to Marketing Management, Section 3
231: Buyer Behavior, Section 3
232: Marketing Research, Section 4
102: Music Theory, Section 2
108: Group Instruction in Basic Musicianship II, Section 2
152: Experiencing Music, Section 4
Outer Core-Fine Arts220: Analysis through Composition, Section 1
229.01: Adult Nursing I, Section 4
101: Basic Issues in Philosophy, Section 1
Outer Core-Humanities224: Meaning and Religious Belief, Section 2
Outer Core-Humanities
102: Atoms to Galaxies, Section 4: Lecture 9 – 9:50 MWF, lab is arranged
Inner Core-Science
106: US Government and Civic Practices, Section 3
Middle Core-Individuals and Civic Life140: Introduction to the Politics of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, Section 1
Outer Core-Social Sciences254: Global Issues, Section 2
302: Honors Seminar, Section 1
Required for students pursuing Departmental Honors in Politics and Government
108: Contemporary Social Problems in Global Perspective, Section 1
Middle Core-Individuals and Societies