Honors Seminar/Course Syllabi  

Fall 2013

ARH 1930, ART APPRECIATION - Dr. Karen Leader, Department of Visual Art & Arts History
Substitutes for Foundations of Creative Expressions; meets both Gordon Rule writing requirement and WAC (Writing Across the Curriculum) requirements.

ENC 1930, SCH. SEMINAR IN WRITING - Dr. Julia Mason, Department of English
Substitutes for Foundations of Written Communication (ENC 1102); meets both Gordon Rule writing requirement and WAC (Writing Across the Curriculum) requirements.

INR 2002, INTRODUCTION TO WORLD POLITICS - Dr. Jeffrey Morton, Depart of Political Science|
Substitutes for Foundations of Global Citizenship

LIT 1930, GLOBAL GREAT BOOKS - Dr. Mary Ann Gosser, Department of Languages, Linguistics & Comparative Literature
Substitutes for Foundations in Creative Expressions; meets both Gordon Rule writing requirement and WAC (Writing Across the Curriculum) requirements.

MUS 1930, HONORS HISTORY AND APPRECIATION OF MUSIC - Dr. Ken Keaton, Department of Music
Substitutes for Foundations of Creative Expression; meets both Gordon Rule writing requirement and WAC (Writing Across the Curriculum) requirements.

PHI 1930, HUMAN EXISTENCE, BEHAVIOR AND SOCIETY - Dr. Simon Glynn, Department of Philosophy
Substitutes for Foundations of Society & Human Behavior; meets both Gordon Rule writing requirement and WAC (Writing Across the Curriculum) requirements.

WST 4349, GREEN CONSCIOUSNESS (Upper Division) - Dr. Jane Caputi, Women's Studies Center
Substitutes for Foundations in Global Citizenship; meets both Gordon Rule writing requirement and WAC (Writing Across the Curriculum) requirements.

SLS 1501, Introduction to Academic Life (required of all first semester University Scholars students)

Course number 86332

Course number 85547

Course number 90977

Course number 92424