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26091 |
ART |
4800H |
01 |
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1.000-3.000 |
Studio Problems Drawing |
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0 |
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Claudia A. Berlinski (P) |
01/14-05/12 |
TBA |
Fee - Undergraduate |
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English |
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NR |
21720 |
ENGL |
1551H |
01 |
M |
3.000 |
Honors Writing 2 |
M |
09:00 am-09:50 am |
25 |
0 |
25 |
TBA |
01/14-05/12 |
09 261 |
Fee - Undergraduate |
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09:00 am-09:50 am |
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TBA |
01/14-05/12 |
09 251 |
Fee - Undergraduate |
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26290 |
ENGL |
1590H |
01 |
M |
3.000 |
Introduction to Literature |
MWF |
11:00 am-11:50 am |
25 |
0 |
25 |
Patricia Hauschildt (P) |
01/14-05/12 |
08 221 |
GER 2000 Artistic and Literary and GER 2012 Arts & Humanities and Fee - Undergraduate |
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Geography |
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22394 |
GEOG |
2626H |
01 |
M |
3.000 |
World Geography |
TR |
12:30 pm-01:45 pm |
20 |
0 |
20 |
Ronald V. Shaklee (P) |
01/14-05/12 |
34 |
GER 2012 InternationlPerspctv and GER 2012 Social Science and GER 2000 Societies and Instit and GER 2012 Social/Personal Aware and Fee - Undergraduate |
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23296 |
GEOL |
1505H |
01 |
M |
4.000 |
Physical Geology |
MWF |
09:00 am-09:50 am |
5 |
0 |
5 |
TBA |
01/14-05/12 |
22 1010 |
GER 2012 Natural Science and GER 2000 Natural Science and Fee - Undergraduate |
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22097 |
MATH |
2686H |
01 |
M |
5.000 |
Calculus 2 Honors |
MW |
01:00 pm-02:50 pm |
24 |
0 |
24 |
Angela S. Spalsbury (P) |
01/14-05/12 |
29 312 |
GER 2012 Math Substitute and GER 2000 Mathematic Substitute and Fee - Undergraduate |
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01:00 pm-01:50 pm |
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Angela S. Spalsbury (P) |
01/14-05/12 |
29 312 |
GER 2012 Math Substitute and GER 2000 Mathematic Substitute and Fee - Undergraduate |
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NR |
22099 |
MATH |
2687H |
01 |
M |
1.000 |
Honors Calculus Lab 2 |
F |
02:00 pm-02:50 pm |
24 |
0 |
24 |
Angela S. Spalsbury (P) |
01/14-05/12 |
29 414 |
Fee - Undergraduate |
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23799 |
STAT |
3781H |
01 |
M |
3.000 |
Biostatistics |
TR |
08:00 am-09:15 am |
40 |
0 |
40 |
Stephen B. Dinda (P) |
01/14-05/12 |
29 115 |
Fee - Undergraduate |
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Spring 2013 Honors Seminars
(Preliminary: Subject to Change)
Catalogue
Number CRN Instructor Course Title, Decription and Meeting Times and/or Dates
Honors 1500 22774 A. Cossentino Introduction to Honors (Wed. 1300-1350)
One semester hour credit.
This course is designed to prepare students for the expectations and requirements of the Honors Program. In addition, students will be exposed to skills that will aid in their overall academic endeavors as well as research volunteer opportunities where they can make a difference and derive benefits for themselves.
Honors 2601A 22857 R. Magazzine Orientation to American Sign Language I (Mon. 1700-1750)
One semester hour credit.
The course will introduce students to the basics of American Sign Language (ASL). It is designed for students who have little or no previous knowledge of ASL. The Course will cover both expressive and receptive language skills including instruction of grammatical structures of ASL. Students will also be introduced to various aspects of the Deaf Community and Deaf Culture.
Honors 2601C 26037 V. Wan-Tatah Topics In African American History (Times and Dates TBA)
One semester hour credit.
This course will examine topics covered by speakers and programs presented in conjunction with African American history month. Students will meet with the instructor for a three hour session at the beginning of the month and shall receive instruction on how they will incorporate the activities associated with African American history month into a cohesive course framework. A three hour session will also be scheduled for the end of the month to bring together the elements covered during the month.
Honors 3701F 24129 R. Magazzine Orientation to American Sign Language II (Mon. 1800-1850)
One semester hour credit.
This course builds on the base established during the fall Honors Seminar Orientation to American Sign Language I. Students will be introduced to more advanced elements of American Sign Language and its cultural and linguistic implications.
Honors 3701G 26021 E. Goist Food and Spirits (Feb. 28 - Mar. 3)
One semester hour credit.
This course examines the geography of global wine production including physical and climatic factors that influence production and product taste and flavor; it examines the history of wine development over time and the use of wine for cooking purposes and as a compliment to specific foods. Students must have reached the age of twenty-one prior to the start of the class.
Honors 3702G 26022 V. Shivers Underground Railroad (April 4-7)
R. Shaklee One semester hour credit
This course examines the role of northeast Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania in the transit of escaped slaves through the region as a part of the Underground Railroad. The course includes two evening lectures (April 12 & 13, 6:00-9:00 p.m.), an all day trip to Oberlin, OH and other locales to visit underground railroad sites (April 14), and a half-day trip (April 15) to visit sites in the Youngstown Area.
Honors 3702J 26047 Diana Palardy Topics in Women’s History (Dates and events TBA)
One semester hour credit
This course will examine topics covered by speakers and programs presented in conjunction with women’s history month. Students will meet with the instructor for a three hour session at the beginning of the month and shall receive instruction on how they will incorporate the activities associated with Women’s history month into a cohesive course framework. A three hour session will also be scheduled for the end of the month to bring the elements covered during the month together.
Honors 3799B 26023 R. Shaklee International Experience: Bahamas Tropical Ecology (Tues. 1600-1650)
(Travel to the Bahamas during Spring Break March 11-19)
Three semester hours credit
This course is conducted as a study/travel course to Bahamas. The dates are subject to revision based upon air fares and transportation availability. This course will incur additional transportation and room-and-board costs which will be determined prior to the beginning of the spring semester.
Honors 4890 22790 R. Shaklee Senior Honors Thesis
One to three semester hours credit
This course is designed for students pursuing senior honors thesis research independent of capstone course credit within their major.
For questions regarding enrollment in Honors Seminars, please contact Dr. Ron Shaklee, Director, University Honors Programs, at: 330-941-4740
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