Honors Program Curriculum
Graduating with Honors
Students in the honors program must pass seven of the following eight honors courses to graduate “with honors”:
COMM 1213H | Responsible Speech: Serving the Audience with Purpose |
ENGL 1023H | Stewarding Words: A Theological Approach to Research and Writing |
ENGL 2843H | Honors English: Pilgrimage / Grail Quest / Death |
HIST 1543H | History in Perspective: Analysis and Empathy |
#### 2843H | Honors Topics in Social Science (Rotating Theme) |
PSYC 1013H | Biopsychosocial Interactions in Psychology |
SCIE 1843/1H | Honors Environmental Justice and Stewardship with Lab |
THEO 1093H | Honors Foundations of Christian Faith |
Students in the honors program must pass the following courses to graduate “with honors”:
ENGL 3792H | Honors Capstone Seminar |
ENGL 3801H | Honors Capstone Project Independent Study |
Honors Course Sequence
To make sure all the necessary courses are included, each student will follow the structure of the course sequence below:
Fall of First year
THEO 1093H | Honors Foundations of Christian Faith |
COMM 1213H | Responsible Speech: Serving the Audience with Purpose |
Spring of First year
ENGL 1023H | Stewarding Words: A Theological Approach to Research and Writing |
PSYC 1013H | Biopsychosocial Interactions in Psychology |
Fall of Sophomore year
SCIE 1843/1H | Honors Environmental Justice and Stewardship with Lab |
HIST 1543H | History in Perspective: Analysis and Empathy |
Spring of Sophomore year
ENGL 2843H | Honors English: Pilgrimage / Grail Quest / Death |
#### 2843H | Honors Topics in Social Science (Rotating Theme) |
Fall of Junior year
ENGL 3792H | Honors Capstone Seminar |
Fall of Senior Year
ENGL 3801H | Honors Capstone Project Independent Study |
Spring of Senior year
ENGL 3801H | Honors Capstone Project Independent Study |