7 courses with the subject CAS H, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CAS H101Honors Strategies of Success1
CAS H101 is a one-credit course with no prerequisites that meets once a week and is designed to help you have a successful transition to Suffolk University and our unique urban community. This course will also give you opportunities to connect with the honors community, both on and off-campus. CAS H101 is also designed to introduce you to the principles and concepts of Oral Communication and Presentation Skills. Through interactive exercises and engaging assignments, you will explore the campus environment and learn about strategies for success as an honors student. You will improve your self-presentation and oral communications skills by presenting speeches and experiencing poster presentations.
CAS H112Honors Decoding Boston: Signs and the City
This interdisciplinary seminar will explore the buildings, monuments, sites, and signs around Boston from the point of view of Visual and Culture Studies. In addition to pro
CAS H201Honors College to Career: Explore Your Options and Find Your Path1
This course engages students in the early stages of career planning. Students will explore their interests, skills, values, and strengths, which will allow them to begin setting appropriate goals for professional development. Once students understand themselves in relation to the world of work, they will learn how to research careers and employment paths that fit with their goals.
CAS H322Honors Junior Year Interdisciplinary "Real-World Problem"
This course offers an active, interactive and integrated project-based exploration of real-world problems through the lenses of the sciences, the humanities, and the arts. It is designed for students who seek to understand complex issues from more than one perspective, emphasizing the synergy between distinct academic disciplines to foster a holistic understanding.Throughout the course, students will engage with a diverse array of
CAS H555Honors College of Arts and Sciences Self-Designed Major Interdisciplinary Capstone
The senior honors experience in the CAS Self-Designed Major is an individual program of interdisciplinary research and/or creative work on an approved topic, under the supervision of a faculty
