6 courses with the subject HNR, 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.
Honors Gateway Seminar: This course is for students who have been selected for the Honors Program. This course is designed to introduce first semester, first year students to the 220
Honors Seminar: This course is for students who have been selected for the Honors Program. This course is designed to introduce current students or students with transfer credit to the Honors experience at Queens. An interdisciplinary seminar examining significant ideas and methods of inquiry, the course centers on questions not directly addressed by other university courses. Specific topics vary from year to year and are announced in the term prior to being taught. Significant levels of reading and writing are required. Pre-requsite: QEN 101 or equivalent.
Honors Exploration Seminar: Designed to engage students’ intellectual curiosity and to provide a highly enhanced learning opportunity these internsive seminars often focus on a problem, event or theme that is investigated and/or deconstructed from multiple perspectives and encourages students to engage in topics that may not otherwise explore. For example, students may dive deeply into a great book, tackle a complex economic problem or explore a unique environmental phenomenon. This course is for students who have been selected for the Honors Program. Course may be repeated three times. (Offered every term)
Honors Exploration Seminar: Designed to engage students’ intellectual curiosity and to provide a highly enhanced learning opportunity these internsive seminars often focus on a problem, event or theme that is investigated and/or deconstructed from multiple perspectives and encourages students to engage in topics that may not otherwise explore. For example, students may dive deeply into a great book, tackle a complex economic problem or explore a unique environmental phenomenon. This course is for students who have been selected for the Honors Program. Course may be repeated three times. (Offered every term)
Honors Exploration Seminar: Designed to engage students’ intellectual curiosity and to provide a highly enhanced learning opportunity these internsive seminars often focus on a problem, event or theme that is investigated and/or deconstructed from multiple perspectives and encourages students to engage in topics that may not otherwise explore. For example, students may dive deeply into a great book, tackle a complex economic problem or explore a unique environmental phenomenon. This course is for students who have been selected for the Honors Program. Course may be repeated three times. (Offered every term)
PLUS, two of the following three seminar courses: HNR/QLC 175H: Honors: Exploring Connections HNR/QLC 275H: Honors: Analyzing Disciplines HNR/QLC 375H: Honors: Engaging Communities 53
Source: Queens University of Charlotte's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
