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Below are the syllabi in PDF format. These provide a general outline of how the course may be taught but should not be relied upon for determining the actual textbooks, exam schedule, etc. That information will be unique to each professor and provided to you at the beginning of each course.
| ARTS AND LETTERS |
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| HON 210 |
Monsters and Monstrosities |
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HON 309 |
American Storytellers |
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| HON 310 |
Imaging Gender in Classical Art |
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| HON 317 |
Visual Literacy in a Generation of Information Overload |
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| HON 322 |
Political Literary Theory and the Modern Novel |
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| HON 333 |
Creativity and the Human Condition |
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| HON 336 |
New Voices in U.S. Literature |
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| HON 338 |
Thana Tourism: Traveling the “Dark Side” |
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| HON 341 |
Storytelling |
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| HON 342 |
The Digital Archive: Memory, Media, Image |
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| HON 344 |
Illustrating History/the World: Graphic Memoirs, Novels, and Reportage |
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HON 395a
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Kotkin Presidential Fellow Seminar:
History of Cities: From Origins to the Ephermeral City |
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HON 395b
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Kotkin Presidential Fellow Seminar:
New Media: A Practical Seminar |
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HON 395d
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Rethinking Renaissance Visual Culture:
15th and 16th Century Florence, Rome and Venice |
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| HON 395e |
Kotkin Presidential Fellow Seminar:
A History of the Future |
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| HON 412 |
“Seas of Stories”: Postcolonial Literature and Theory |
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| HON 413 |
The Resurfacing of Individuality in Renaissance Culture: Questioning Meaning and Receptivity |
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| HON 414 |
The Politics of Law |
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| MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY |
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| HON 207 |
Darwin's Evolutionary Theory: The Science and the Controversy |
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HON 208 |
Universal Geometry |
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| HON 321 |
New Math of the Italian Renaissance |
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| HON 331 |
The Ecology of Sustainable Food |
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| HON 332 |
The Birth of Calculus: History of an Idea |
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| RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES |
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| HON 202 |
On Being Ethical in the World |
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| HON 220 |
Disney: Gender, Race and Religion |
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| HON 313 |
The God Question |
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| HON 334 |
Rhetorics of Western Consciousness |
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| HON 335 |
The Enigma of Being Awake: Zen Buddhism |
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| HON 340 |
Social Justice: Mirage or Oasis? |
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| HON 366 |
Deities and Demons: Ancient and Modern |
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| HON 407 |
Themes in Political Theory |
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| HON 409 |
Hermes Unbound: Divining Hermeneutics |
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| SOCIAL AND HISTORICAL STUDIES |
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| HON 206 |
Media, Self and Society |
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| HON 209 |
Death, Self and Society |
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| HON 215 |
Art and Anthropolgy |
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| HON 311 |
Ethnicity, Race and Nationalism |
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| HON 337 |
Credit, Growth and Economic Cycles |
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| HON 339 |
Body, Flesh, Subject |
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| HON 340 |
Social Justice: Mirage or Oasis? |
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| HON 342 |
The Digital Archive: Memory, Media, Image |
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| HON 357 |
Foundations of Economic Exchange |
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| HON 366 |
Deities and Demons: Ancient and Modern |
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| HON 395g |
Gold Diggers: Economic Development and the California Gold Rush |
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| HON 408 |
Alternative Approaches to Political Understanding |
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| HON 415 |
Globalization: Currents of Change and Challenge |
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| OTHER CATEGORIES |
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| HON 230-430 |
Honors Forum |
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| HON 395 |
Topics in Honors |
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| HON 399/499 |
Individual Study |
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| HON 490 |
Independent Intern Program |
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| Study Abroad |
Studying abroad for a semester can count as one Honors elective course. |
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| Honors Preceptorials |
A preceptorial is a student-designed and student-directed course that can be offered during interterm sessions. |
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| HONORS CAPSTONE (required) |
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| HON 498 |
Honors Capstone |
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