Honors Advanced Seminar courses vary in topic by professor and are announced prior to course registration. These courses are interdisciplinary, discussion-based seminars that offer intensive examination of topics related to the histories, cultures, and constructions of knowledge.
An experiential, travel-abroad course that requires pre-travel class preparation followed by travel abroad that will provide students with multi-cultural exposure, leadership, and a new frame of reference for understanding the world and their role in it.
An experiential, travel-abroad course that requires pre-travel class preparation followed by travel abroad that will provide students with multi-cultural exposure, leadership, and a new frame of reference for understanding the world and their role in it.
An experiential, travel-abroad course that requires pre-travel class preparation followed by travel abroad that will provide students with multi-cultural exposure, leadership, and a new frame of reference for understanding the world and their role in it.
An experiential, travel-abroad course that requires pre-travel class preparation followed by travel abroad that will provide students with multi-cultural exposure, leadership, and a new frame of reference for understanding the world and their role in it.
An experiential, travel-abroad course that requires pre-travel class preparation followed by travel abroad that will provide students with multi-cultural exposure, leadership, and a new frame of reference for understanding the world and their role in it.
An experiential, travel-abroad course that requires pre-travel class preparation followed by travel abroad that will provide students with multi-cultural exposure, leadership, and a new frame of reference for understanding the world and their role in it.
HON 386 Internship Experience, 0 credits. Lewis Honors College students are required to complete six credit hours of experiential education as part of the Honors curriculum. HON 386 is offered to allow students to receive a transcript notation for a significant summer internship experience and fulfill 3 credit hours of the Honors experience requirement. Students must submit an HON 386 Proposal before the internship, which must be approved by the Lewis Honors College.
HON 386 Internship Experience, 0 credits. Lewis Honors College students are required to complete six credit hours of experiential education as part of the Honors curriculum. HON 386 is offered to allow students to receive a transcript notation for a significant summer internship experience and fulfill 3 credit hours of the Honors experience requirement. Students must submit an HON 386 Proposal before the internship, which must be approved by the Lewis Honors College.
An independent research or creative project for 1-6 credits under the mentorship of a faculty member in the field. May be repeated up to a maximum of 6 credits. A research or creative project proposal must be agreed to by the student and faculty mentor and must be approved by Lewis Honors College Director of Undergraduate Studies.
