HNRS 103-H01: Foundations: Ancient Civilization

MW 2-3:50 Dr. B. Magee (Equivalents: English 101, 102 or History 101)

 

HNRS 104-H01: Foundations of Medieval Renaissance

TR 10-11:50 Dr. J. Hankins(Equivalents: English 101, 102 210, or History 102). 

 

HNRS 112-H01: Foundations of Behavioral Thought

TBA (Equivalent: Psychology 102)

 

HNRS 114-H01: Foundations of Geographic Thought

MWF 11:00-12:15 Dr. T. Mack (Equivalent Geography 205)

 

HNRS 203: H01: Foundations of Modern Civilization

TR 2:00-3:50 Dr. R. Simmons  (Equivalents: English 102 or 211 or History 102 as needed)

 

HNRS 203: H02: Foundations of Modern Civilization

TR 12:00-1:50 Dr. D. Robbins (Equivalents:English 102 or 211 or History 102 as needed)

 

HNRS 204: Foundations: American Civilization

TR 12:00-1:50 Dr. R. Rudnicki (Equivalents: English 102 or 212 or History 201 or 202 as needed)

 

HNRS 212-H01: Foundations of Political Thought

TR 2:00-3:50, Dr. B. Toburen (Equivalent: Political Science 201)

 

HNRS 225-H01: Mathematics and Effective Thinking

MWF 9:30-10:45, Dr. B. Camp (Equivalents: Math 112 or Math 125)

 

HNRS 290-H01: Honors Music Appreciation

MWF 11:00-12:15, Dr. S. Moegle (Equivalent: Music Appreciation)

 

HNRS 291-H01: Honors Theatre Appreciation

TR 8-9:50, D. Stevens (Equivalent: Theatre Appreciation)

 

HNRS 303-H01: Technical Writing

MWF 8:00-9:15,  C. Lyles (Equivalents: English 303)

 

HNRS 363-H01: Technical and Scientific Presentations

MWF 11:00-12:15,  C. Strebeck (Equivalents: English 363)

 

HNRS 377-H01: Foundations of Public Rhetoric

MWF 9:30-10:45, K. Merritt (Equivalents: Speech 110 or 377)

 

HNRS 489-H01: Innovative Venture Research

TR 10:00-11:50, D. Norris

 

ARCH 125-H01: Foundation Design II

MWF 2:00-4:45, T. Hayes

 

BISC 101-H01: Honors Biology 101

TR 10:00-11:50, Dr. J Yule (Equivalents: Biology 101)

 

BUSN 420 - Career Preparation

T 4:00-5:50, D. Inman (Honors Credit with Approval)

BUSN 420 is a career preparation seminar that ALL business majors are required to take before graduating. To earn Honors credit for this course see Dr. Simmons for details. Open to business majors only.

 

ENGL 450 - Career Preparation and Capstone

W 2:00-3:50, Dr. R. Simmons (Honors Credit with Approval)

English 450 is a career preparation seminar and English capstone course that ALL English majors are required to take before graduating. To earn Honors credit for this course see Dr. Simmons for details.

 

ENGR 121-H11: Engineering Problem Solving II

TR 8:00-9:50, Dr. S Cronk

 

ENGR 121-H12: Engineering Problem Solving II

TR 2:00-3:50, Dr. D Hall

 

ENGR 121-H13: Engineering Problem Solving II

MW 2:00-3:50, Dr. M Swanbom

 

ENGR 121-H14: Engineering Problem Solving II

MW 10:00-11:50, Dr. M Swanbom

 

MATH 241-H11: Calculus I

MWF 9:30-10:45, Professor TBA

 

MATH 241-H12: Calculus I

MWF 2:00-3:15, Professor TBA

 

MATH 241-H13: Calculus I

MWF 8:00-9:15, Professor TBA