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Honors Courses
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The Honors Program experience begins with honors-designated courses in the core-curriculum.
Juniors and seniors take an interdisciplinary discussion seminar (HON 301—Honors Reading Room, 1 credit hour).
Fall 2010
History 111 H (Western Civilization I)
Dr. J. Good, 10 MWF
English 101 H (College Composition)
Dr. Johnson, 1:30-2:45 MW
Communications 108 H (Speech)
Dr. O'Loughlin, 8-9:15 TR
Music 105 H (Music Appreciation)
Dr. Lucktenberg, 9:30-10:45 TR
HON 301 (Honors Reading Room--1 cr. hr)
Dr. Pam Wilson, 4 p.m. Tuesdays
Topic: Mediated Identities:
Youth, Agency, and Globalization (2009)
by Divya McMillin
Spring 2011
Physics 108H (Stellar Astronomy)
Dr. Moore
English 200-level H
Business 206 H (Macro-Economics)
Dr. Yelvington
History 112 H (Western Civilization II)
Dr. J. Good
HON 301 (Honors Reading Room--1 cr. hr)
Dr. A. Good
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"My favorite honors class was Dr. Moore's Astronomy class. It was exactly opposite of what I thought it was going to be. He made the whole class think out of the box and analyze what makes up our universe. "
Emile Ennis '11
Communication Major
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"My favorite honors class was Honors American History with Dr. Wheeler. Coming to class, we never knew how the room was going to be arranged. Were the desks going to be in rows or in a circle? If they were in a circle, we knew it was discussion day. Dr. Wheeler told us to discuss some primary documents we had read prior to class. He gave us a question, and then let us run with it."
Stephanie Barton '09
currently a Research Assistant
and graduate student in
Biology at Tennessee Technological University
For more information
Dr. Margaret M. Morlier
Professor of English
Director of the Honors Program
770-720-5579
mmm@reinhardt.edu
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