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HONORS PROGRAM

COURSE OFFERINGS

On a regular basis, the Honors Program offers a wide variety of courses throughout the academic year. Divided into Core Honors Classes and Elective Honors Classes, honors classes generally satisfy general education requirements or can be used to substitute existing classes.


FALL 2013 HONORS COURSES

Introduction to Honors (HON 1001)
11:00-11:50 a.m. / W

Honors Colloquium: Great Works I (HON 2113)
11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. / T/R

Honors Seminar (HON 3003)
11:00 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. / F

Honors Introductory Sociology (SOCI 1113)
9:30-10:45 a.m. / M/W

 

MAY INTERSESSION OSLEP COURSE

Environment and Human Health (UNIV 4213)
May 13-17 at the University of Oklahoma


HONORS COURSES CURRICULUM

Required Core Courses

Introduction to Honors Studies (HON 1001)

This required honors course is designed to familiarize students with the educational and social environment of Cameron University, acquaint them with the expectations and standards associated with the Honors Program, and engage them in the wide variety of opportunities offered by it.

 

Foundations of Leadership (HON 1102)

This required honors course is designed to familiarize students with the theoretical and practical underpinnings of transformative leadership within the pubic and private sectors.

 

Honors Colloquium: Great Ideas I (HON 2113)

This required honors course is multi-disciplinary, team-taught and examines the great historical, cultural, scientific and mathematical achievements and discoveries of selected cultures before 1500.

 

Honors Colloquium: Great Ideas II (HON 2123)

This required honors course is multi-disciplinary, team-taught and examines the great historical, cultural, scientific and mathematical achievements and discoveries of selected cultures since 1500.

 

Honors Seminar (HON 3003)

This required honors course is an intensive, interdisciplinary, team-taught seminar that focuses on how the contributions from several disciplines illustrate the study of the selected topic; intensive study will focus on historical, cultural, and scientific aspects of the topic.

 

Honors Electives

Throughout the academic year, a number of elective honors courses are offered. These interdisciplinary courses fall into the category of specific honors courses or are associated with experiential learning activities in the areas of scholarly research and study abroad events.

CONTACT

Cameron University
Office of Academic Enrichment
2800 West Gore Blvd.
Lawton, OK 73505

Dr. Tony Wohlers, Director of Academic Enrichment
(580) 581-2496
awohlers@cameron.edu

Ms. Lani Malcolm
(580) 581-6775
lmalcolm@cameron.edu