HONR 169Z Knowledge and Its Human Implications
for second semester Honors students
HONR 200 Honors Research Colloquium (1 credit)
HONR 218A In Search of Ancient Astronomies
HONR 228J Selected Mathematical Classics
HONR 238A The World of the Dead Sea Scrolls
HONR 238B Images of Masculinity in American Literature and Film
HONR 238G Thanatos--The Many Meanings of Death
HONR 238L Mind and Language
HONR 238Z Understanding the World through Reading
HONR 239C The Creative Process in Dance
HONR 248C Changing Worlds: Economic, Political, and Social Developments in the Former Soviet Bloc
HONR 248D International and Multicultural Perspectives in Education
HONR 248G Social and Group Violence in America
HONR 248L Conflict, Cooperation, and Strategy
HONR 248M Big Plans: The Idea of City Planning
HONR 248W America in the 1960's
HONR 249R Global Environmental Change
HONR 249V Lawyers and the Adversary System: Can a Good Lawyer Lead a Good Life?
HONR 258K Shakespeare, In History and in Performance: Then and Now
HONR 258Q Literature of the Western World: Ancient and Medieval
HONR 258S Science as Art: The Invention and First Hundred Years of Photography
HONR 259C Fearfully Great Lizards: Topics in Dinosaur Research
HONR 259D Understanding the Japanese through the Performing Arts
HONR 259M The Science in Science Fiction
HONR 259S The Body and Literature
HONR 268B How the West was Won and Lost
HONR 269C Mythology
HONR 269J The Beat Begins: American Culture in the 1950's
HONR 269L Hinduism: Karma, Dharma, Caste, Sects, and Symbols
HONR 269R Putting One's Body on the Line: Performance Studies
HONR 269W Classical Myth in America
HONR 278T Evolution and Adaptation in Humans
HONR 278V Who Will I Be at 65? Being Aged in Cross-Cultural Perspective
HONR 279B The Evolution of Diseases
HONR 279D From Fiction to Film: Film Adaptations of Novels
HONR 279F Mozart and Beethoven: Music, Rebellion, and the Will to Make a New World
HONR 279G The Biological Basis of Mental Illness
HONR 279P Understanding and Coping with Stress
HONR 279R Art Making in the Global Village
HONR 288Q From Manuscript to Electronic Text: Authorship, Reading, Publishing and the Technologies of the Book
HONR 288R Global Climate Changes: Is the Past the Key to the Future?
HONR 288S Eyes on Racism: Roots, Ramifications, and Possible Resolutions
HONR 288T Literature of the Holocaust
HONR 288U How the World Works
HONR 288V African-American Leadership: The Politics and Public Policy of the Reverend Jesse L. Jackson
HONR 288W The Role of Government in a Market Economy
HONR 288X Secrets of Life: Discoveries in Molecular Biology
HONR 288Y Life on the Edge: Daily Life in Medieval Europe
HONR 288Z From Hildegard to Madonna: A Millenium of Women in Music
HONR 289A Eating Worlds: Studies of the Interactions between Nutrition and Culture
HONR 289B Just a Mile Away: The Langley Park Neighorhood and the Making of a New America
HONR 289C Debasement and Exultation in Victorian Culture
HONR 289D Kahlil Gibran and the Immigrant Tradition
HONR 289E Is It “Progress”?: A Case Study in Environmental Policy and its Moral Foundations
HONR 289F Covering, Uncovering, Discovering the Body in 19th Century Art
HONR 289I Brutes, Monsters, Fallen Women and Real Men: The American 1890's
HONR 289K Why Things Break: A Systems View of Failure and Lessons Learned from Failure
HONR 289L Making (and Re-Making) the Modern: English Literature, 1800-Present
HONR 289M Medieval and Renaissance Humanism, Humanists and Their World
HONR 289N American City: Ideas and Paradigms
HONR 289Q Introduction to Black Women’s Cultural Studies
HONR 289R Texts in Performance
HONR 289S Structure and the Built Environment
HONR 328K Government & Foreign Policy of Contemporary China
HONR 328L Late Roman and Early Christian Art and Archaeology: Christian and Jewish Mosaics and Architecture
HONR 348J Contemporary Social Issues
HONR 359A Writing Workshop
HONR359B Discovery Through Advanced Archival Research: An Honors Independent Study Program
