Honors Program Requirements & Wild Cards
The requirements and elective options in the honors program, including courses in science, social science, service learning projects, and more. Dive into topics on environmental studies, global perspectives, and unique human traits. Plan your academic journey with core wild card courses and capstone experiences. Connect with program directors for guidance and assistance.
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Honors Program Requirements and wild cards
First and second year FALL: SPRING: HON 102: topics in science/environmental FALL: HON 201: topics in social science/global studies SPRING: HON 202: service learning project FYS 101: Why Are We Here?
HON 102: spring 2022 Are Humans Unique? Dr. Shannon Kundey, Psychology TTh 11:25-12:50 Thinking about Thinking: Blindsight, Phantom Limbs, and your Brain Dr. Jen Krishnaswarmy, Biology MW 9:50-11:15 Not Sustainable: Environmental Burnout and Resilience Dr. Katherine Huy, Coastal Studies/Environmental Science TTh 11:25-12:50 Plagues and Peoples Dr. Craig Laufer, Biology TTh 11:25-12:50
Year 3 and beyond Two 300-level Honors electives Study abroad or departmental honors = equivalent to one Honors elective Hon 470: capstone course (special topics, portfolio) GLOBAL LANGUAGE: proficiency through intermediate
HONORS and the CORE 3 wild cards: HON 102, HON 201, HON 202 Methods of Inquiry core (NOT lab science) Hon 201 also satisfies Global Perspectives METHODS OF INQUIRY: Literary Analysis Visual/Performing Arts Historical Analysis Scientific Thought (but not lab science) Social/Behavioral Analysis Philosophical Inquiry
FORM on registrar s website
QUESTIONS? Honors FAQ Co-Directors: Dr. Shannon Kundey kundey@hood.edu Dr. Lisa Marcus marcus@hood.edu Administrative assistant: MJ Hughes hughes@hood.edu
