Honors Courses

In addition to Honors courses listed under the "Honors" heading on the course listings for Fall 2006, students in the Honors Program may enroll in one of the following courses to meet the Honors General Education requirement on their way to graduating with All-College Honors.

Please note that students must sign up for the exact course and section listed here. Other sections of these courses may not be used. Students will sign up for these designated regular sections of these courses. After the semester begins, their registration will be changed to reflect their enrollment in an honors section of the course.

Honors General Education Courses: Fall 2006
CHEM 101-1
CHEM 101-4L
K. Morris
General Chemistry MWF 11:00-12:05
T 8:00 - 11:00
ART 115 -1
C. Hudson
Intro to Art History TR 3:05-4:45
ECON 103 -5
B. McClintock
Principals of Microeconomics TR 9:50-11:30
PHIL 110 -1
D. Magurshak
Contemporary Ethical Issues MWF 9:15-10:20
ENGL 201-2
P. Smiley
American Lit Traditions TR 8:00-9:40

The following is a sample of Honors courses offered during recent semesters. Students registering for upcoming semesters should check in the Honors/Heritage office for offerings.

Spring 2006
MATH 112-1
A. Trautwein
Calculus I (Lab MATH 112-2L R 8:00-9:40 required) MWF 9:15-10:20
SOCI 141-3
W. Miller
Principles of Sociology MWF 11:00-12:05
RELI 100-A
J. Lochtefeld
Understandings of Religion MWF 3:45-4:50
CDM 110-2
J. Bruning
Media Literacy TR 9:50-11:30
HIST 100-1
T. Noer
Issues in American History MWF 8:00-9:05
MUSI 115-2
G. Berg
Exploring Music MWF 2:30-3:35
BIOL 200-1
T. Gartner
Plants & People (Lab BIOL 200-2L T 1:15-4:15 required) MWF 9:15-10:20


Fall 2005
BIO 171-1
E. Radwanski
Biology (Lab required) MWF 1:15-2:20
POLS 105-1
J. Roberg
Introduction to International Relations TR 9:50-11:30
ART 115-2
C. Hudson
Introduction to Art History TR 3:05-4:45
ECON 101-2
Y. Maltsev
Principles of Microeconomics MWF 9:15-10:20
ENGL 106-1
M. Dupriest
Interpreting Literature MWF 8:00-9:05
PHIL 100-1
R. Heitman
Introduction to Philosophy TR 9:50-11:30


Spring 2005
MATH 112
A. Trautwein
Calculus I (Lab required) MWF 9:15-10:20
PSYC 150
P. Seymoure
Introduction to Psychology TR 3:05-4:45
RELI 100
S. Bisciglia
Understandings of Religion MWF
EDUC 101
B. Short
Education and Society TR 1:15-2:25
GIFW 241
B. Schwartz
Foundations of Natural Science MWF 9:15-10:20
HIST 100
T. Noer
Issues in American History MWF 9:15-10:20
MUSI 115
W. Hodges
Exploring Music MWF 9:15-10:20
PHYS 103
K. Crosby
Astronomy (Lab required) MWF 1:15-2:20
HONR 425
J. Ripley
Senior Colloquium: Beauty R 6:30-9:30

"The academic opportunities at Carthage along with the support and attention from professors have allowed me to grow personally and professionally, and have given me the confidence to strive for goals, like a Fulbright Scholarship, which will be an important step out into the world and will solidify the foundations upon which I build my career."

-Laurel Bates, '01 Fulbright Scholar 2001-2002