18 courses with the subject HON, 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.
HON 110Honors College Writing3
Instruction in the college writing process for honors students. Writing is addressed as part of a process of academic inquiry and research, with intensive practice given in writing clear, logical, and persuasive claims, stressing focus, content, organization, style, and conventions in argument. Students must pass with a final grade of “C” to fulfill the liberal arts curriculum requirements.
Three Afternoons with Honors credits must be earned in separate semesters to complete the Honors Program, and students are encouraged to enroll in this course at least once each academic year. Honors students will work with a professor and student colleagues to explore issues around identity development, personal empowerment, and their roles as future global leaders and contributors. Guest lecturers, especially Cedar Crest alumnae, will encourage discussions of women’s leadership in the workplace as the Honors students explore the options for their future internships and careers. Students will be challenged to connect their career interests, current studies, leadership activities, and co-curricular interests, as they begin to develop th
This is an interdisciplinary course, focused on helping Honors students develop an appreciation for the fine arts and their interconnection to other disciplines. Course topics will change, depending on the nature of the offering and key discipline (Dance, Theatre, Music, Creative Writing, or the Visual Arts). The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for the Arts.
This course will focus on texts that have shaped the human experience, examining texts from multiple perspectives and connecting textual analysis to other. Course topics will change, depending on the nature of the offering and subdiscipline which may be Communication, English, History, International Languages, or Philosophy. The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for the Humanities.
HON 322Honors Explorations in the Social Sciences3
This interdisciplinary course will focus on human culture and behavior, institutions, and individual development. Course topics will change, depending on the nature of the offering and key discipline (Anthropology, Economics, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, or Sociology). The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for the Social Sciences.
Students in this interdisciplinary course will be encouraged to use inquiry and problem-solving strategies to think broadly about global issues, connections that exist across disciplines, and diverse cultural practices and beliefs. Course topics will change, depending on the nature of the offering. The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for Global Studies.
HON 324Honors Explorations in Mathematics and Logic3
This course will engage students in quantitative reasoning activities that develop their analytical skills and encourage students to connect logical reasoning skills to other disciplines. Course topics will change depending on the nature of the offering. The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for Mathematics and Logic.
HON 325Honors Explorations in the Natural Sciences3
This course will explore the natural world through the use of the scientific method, hypothesis testing, and critical analysis of empirical data. This interdisciplinary course will also explore the interconnections between the natural world and other subdisciplines. Course topics will change, depending on the nature of the offering and key discipline covered by the course (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, etc.). The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for the Natural Sciences.
This interdisciplinary course will challenge students to reflect on personal moral beliefs and values as they apply ethical theory to practice. Course topics will change, depending on the nature of the offering. The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for Ethics.
This is an interdisciplinary course, focused on helping Honors students develop an appreciation for the fine arts and their interconnection to other disciplines. Course topics will change, depending on the nature of the offering and key discipline (Dance, Theatre, Music, Creative Writing, or the Visual Arts). In this course, special attention will be given to the process of writing including drafting, revising, and manuscript preparation. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for the Arts and the WRI2 designation.
HON 331Honors Explorations in the Humanities, WRI23
This course will focus on texts that have shaped the human experience, examining texts from multiple perspectives and connecting textual analysis to other. Course topics will change, depending on the nature of the offering and subdiscipline which may be Communication, English, History, International Languages, or Philosophy. In this course, special attention will be given to the process of writing including drafting, revising, and manuscript preparation. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for the Humanities and the WRI2 designation
HON 332Honors Explorations in the Social Sciences, WRI23
This interdisciplinary course will focus on human culture and behavior, institutions, and individual development. Course topics will change, depending on the nature of the offering and key discipline (Anthropology, Economics, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, or Sociology). In this course, special attention will be given to the process of writing including drafting, revising, and manuscript preparation. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for Social Science and the WRI2 designation
HON 333Honors Explorations in Global Studies, WRI23
Students in this interdisciplinary course will be encouraged to use inquiry and problem-solving strategies to think broadly about global issues, connections that exist across disciplines, and diverse cultural practices and beliefs. Course topics will change depending on the nature of the offering. The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. In this course, special attention will be given to the process of writing including drafting, revising, and manuscript preparation. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for Global Studies and the WRI2 designation.
HON 334Honors Explorations in Mathematics and Logic, WRI23
This course will engage students in quantitative reasoning activities that develop their analytical skills and encourage students to connect logical reasoning skills to other disciplines. Course topics will change depending on the nature of the offering. The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. In this course, special attention will be given to the process of writing including drafting, revising, and manuscript preparation. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for Math and Logic and the WRI2 designation.
HON 335Honors Explorations in the Natural Sciences, WRI23
This course will explore the natural world through the use of the scientific method, hypothesis testing, and critical analysis of empirical data. This interdisciplinary course will also explore the interconnections between the natural world and other subdisciplines. Course topics will change, depending on the nature of the offering and key discipline covered by the course (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, etc.). The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. In this course, special attention will be given to the process of writing including drafting, revising, and manuscript preparation. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for the Natural Sciences
This interdisciplinary course will challenge students to reflect on personal moral beliefs and values as they apply ethical theory to practice. Course topics will change depending on the nature of the offering. The course will also be writing-intensive, allowing students to synthesize course content and express their own thoughts and ideas. In this course, special attention will be given to the process of writing including drafting, revising, and manuscript preparation. This course will satisfy the LAC requirements for Ethics and the WRI2 designation.
Students enrolled in this course will work in conjunction with one or more faculty members to develop an original research or creative project that uses an interdisciplinary approach to critically analyze or imaginatively explore a topic of her choosing. While the student will work as an independent thinker, creating and completing the project, the course instructor will be available to help the student focus her ideas and connect her with appropriate college faculty who will act as collaborative mentors to guide the different stages of project implementation. Registration in this course requires identification of a faculty mentor and permission of the Program Director.
Students enrolled in this course continue to work in conjunction with one or more faculty members to finish their original research or creative project, using an interdisciplinary approach to critically analyze or imaginatively explore a topic of her choosing. While the student will work as an independent thinker, creating and completing the project, the course instructor will be available to help the student focus her ideas and connect her with appropriate college faculty who will act as collaborative mentors to guide the different stages of project implementation. Registration in this course requires identification of a faculty mentor and permission of the Program Director. Prerequisite: HON 350
