6 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 1900Independent Study for Honors Students1-3
In this course, students will work with a departmental professor in their ‘area of study’ to execute a project of their choosing. The course gives students an opportunity to work one-on-one with a professor on a project that dives into the student’s academic interests and pursuits. The student will develop a proposal, outline, draft, and completed project. The Professor may require students to formally present their project. All projects will be submitted to the student’s e-Portfolio with a reflection component.
Acceptance into the Honors Program Click here for searchable class schedule
HON 2060Political History of American Identities (SS)3
This course will be focused on determining the essence of the notion of “American identity,” via the political history and ideologies about freedom, power, and justice. You will also be examining the multiple identities of what it meant to be an “American” by different groups before and throughout the formation of the United States. It is recommended students complete ENGL 1010 and HUMA 1100 prior to taking this course.
HON 2070Honors Introduction to Marine Biology (LS)4
Introductory study of life in the ocean. Surveys the diversity of life in the ocean, including microorganisms, algae, seaweeds, invertebrates, and vertebrates. Examines evolution and the diversity of life and the interrelationships of living organisms in the ocean. In conjunction with HON 2211 , extensive reading and writing in the discipline of marine biology. For non-science majors.
ENGL 0900 or above with C grade or better, or appropriate placement score
Corequisite
HON 2211 Semesters Offered: Spring Click here for searchable class schedule
HON 2100Intellectual Traditions: Human Experience Through Storytelling (HU)3
This course explores what it means to be human through stories that reveal diverse experiences across cultures and time periods. Students will engage with literature, art, music, film, and ritual to analyze global perspectives. The course is structured as an ongoing discussion, requiring active participation in reading, research, and writing to deepen understanding of the human experience.
Students continue to develop composition skills to prepare for academic reading and writing. Students will explore the values, methodologies, and conventions of academic disciplines. Course emphasizes research and research methods, analysis, using academic sources, and creating texts in a variety of genres.
ENGL 1010 , Acceptance into the SLCC Honors Program; or Program Approval Semesters Offered: Fall & Spring Registration Restrictions: Acceptance into the Honors Program or administrative approval Click here for searchable class schedule
HON 2900Special Topics for Honors1-3
A faculty designed course that allows for an in-depth study of a topic meeting Honors program requirements. Students will be asked to complete assigned readings and intensive writings, participate in research, and contribute to in-class discussions/debates. The faculty will design a signature assignment that students will be required to submit to their e-Portfolio with a reflection component. This course could be taught as a group.
