Baldwin Honors Courses

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HON 101 - Formerly 10 - Honors Colloquium (1)

A required colloquium for all first-year students in the Baldwin Honors program. Each year the colloquium will center on a single theme. The colloquium involves discussion of pertinent readings as well as activities and events outside the classroom (e.g. museum exhibitions, performances, site visits, and civic engagement experiences)
Required for all first-year honors students.

HON 201 - Formerly 11 - Honors Seminar (4)

Topics to be determined by the instructors, but will be distinctive from regular curricular course offerings. Seminars may be interdisciplinary, cross-disciplinary or team taught. Enrollment priority given to students in the Baldwin Honors Program.
Course may be repeated for credit as topic varies. Signature of the Director of the Baldwin Honors program required for registration. Offered both semesters.

HON 202 - Formerly 12 - Honors Seminar: Natural Sciences (2-4)

Topics to be determined by the instructors, but will be distinctive from regular curricular course offerings. Seminars may be interdisciplinary, cross-disciplinary or team taught.
Fulfills a breath requirement in the Natural Sciences. Course may be repeated for credit as topic varies. Enrollment priority: Given to students in the Baldwin Honors Program. Signature of the Director of the Baldwin Honors Program required for registration. Both Semesters.
Fulfills: BNS

HON 203 - Formerly 13 - Honors Seminar: Social Sciences (2-4)

Topics to be determined by the instructors, but will be distinctive from regular curricular course offerings. Seminars may be interdisciplinary, cross-disciplinary or team taught.
Fulfills a breath requirement in the Social Sciences. Course may be repeated for credit as topic varies. Enrollment priority: Priority given to students in the Baldwin Honors Program. Signature of the Director of the Baldwin Honors program required for registration.
Fulfills: BSS

HON 204 - Formerly 14 - Honors Seminar: Humanities (2-4)

Topics to be determined by the instructors, but will be distinctive from regular curricular course offerings. Seminars may be interdisciplinary, cross-disciplinary or team taught.
Fulfills a breath requirement in the Humanities. Course may be repeated as topic varies. Enrollment priority: Priority given to students in the Baldwin Honors Program. Signature of the Director of the Baldwin Honors program required for registration.
Fulfills: BH

HON 205 - Formerly 15 - Honors Seminar: Arts (2-4)

Topics to be determined by the instructors, but will be distinctive from regular curricular course offerings. Seminars may be interdisciplinary, cross-disciplinary or team taught.
Fulfills a breath requirement in the Arts. Course may be repeated for credit as topic varies. Enrollment priority: Enrollment priority given to students in the Baldwin Honors Program. Signature of the Director of the Baldwin Honors program required for registration.
Fulfills: BA

HON 206 - Formerly 16 - Honors Seminar: Interdisciplinary (2-4)

Topics to be determined by the instructors, but will be distinctive from regular curricular course offerings. Seminars may be interdisciplinary, cross-disciplinary or team taught.
Fulfills the interdisciplinary breath requirement. Course may be repeated for credit as topic varies. Enrollment priority: Enrollment priority given to students in the Baldwin Honors Program. Signature of the Director of the Baldwin Honors Program required for registration.
Fulfills: BI

HON 299 - Formerly 99 - Honors Across the Curriculum (1-2)

Honors students may take any course in the general curriculum as an Honors course with the prior agreement of the instructor by adding a one-credit module to the course in which the student completes additional work beyond the assigned work in the course. The additional work may consist of reading, writing, research, experimental or creative work as appropriate. The availability of this option for any course is at the discretion of the faculty member.
Permission of the instructor and the Director of the Baldwin Honors Program required for registration.

HON 300 - Formerly 150 - Honors Tutorial (2-4)

Honors students may propose to count an independent study as one of their Honors courses. The independent study may involve research, intensive reading, studio or performance as appropriate to the field or discipline. Proposals must be reviewed and approved for Honors by the advisory committee.
Signature of the Director of the Baldwin Honors Program required for registration.