Description
HNR 350. Interdisciplinary Seminar. (3 semester hours)
Honors 350 is designed as an interdisciplinary class taught by multiple faculty from different departments or schools. Each of these teachers will draw upon their unique areas of expertise to address varying sides of a common theme: the Book. The goal of the class is to teach students to think interdisciplinarily about a topic, thus providing synthesis and purpose to their liberal arts core curriculum in the General Education program. Throughout this semester there will be ten guest faculty in addition to the instructor of record. Each of these teachers has full autonomy over preliminary work that may be assigned, content of their lecture, activities completed in class, and assessment. Their standards and methods could vary greatly. The class can be taken twice for credit under different topics. Fall, spring.
Prerequisites: HNR 111, 112; or permission of the Honors Council.