8 courses with the subject UNV, 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.
UNV 200Honors Service Learning Seminar Sem 1./Credit 1
A seminar course designed to unite academic study and community service. A minimum of 50 hours of community service is required. Both oral and written seminar presentations are required for each student. Prerequisite: Admission to Honors College or permission of Director of Honors College.
UNV 290University Honors Seminar I Sem. 1./Credit 1
This seminar course promotes interdisciplinary exchanges that focus on the theme of man’s relation to the environment and cul- ture. The topics change and are varied; therefore, a student may take more than one UNV 290 seminar. There is no prerequisite.
In this seminar, students will investigate resources and sharpen skills that are required to become marketable and successful in securing entry and financing for graduate studies and/or the upper echelons of the workforce.
Special Topics V Sem 1./Credit 1-3. This seminar course promotes interdisciplinary exchanges that focus on the theme exploring other nations, religions, or situations beyond our borders.
UNV 350University Special Project VI Sem 1./Credit 1-3
The seminar is a continuation of UNV 340. The focus is on designing an interdisciplinary project that addresses issues/problems raised in UNV 340. Whenever feasible, international travel will be a part of the seminar experi- ence.
UNV 390University Honors Seminar II Sem 1./Credit 1
An interdisciplinary course, this seminar focuses on issues and topics especially related to the concept of diversity. The concepts change and are varied; therefore, a student may take more than one UNV 390 seminar.
Sem. 1./Credit 1-3. Using an interdisciplinary research approach, students will select a topic not directly related to their majors to study independently. permission of Director of Honors College.