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Honors Students must apply and be accepted to the Honors Program in order to enroll in Honors Seminars. Honors Seminars may substitute for required courses for a degree or General Education. These substitutions are detailed in the seminar proposals. For precise information, see instructors of the seminars
	• HONR 39X - Junior Honors Seminar
	• HONR 49X - Sophomore Honors Seminar
History: American
	• HSTA 101 - American History I
	• HSTA 102 - American History II
	• HSTA 111 - American Civil Rights Movement
	• HSTA 215 - Post-World War II America
	• HSTA 290 - Undergraduate Research
	• HSTA 292 - Independent Study
	• HSTA 294 - Seminar/Workshop
	• HSTA 309 - The Atlantic World 1492-1763
	• HSTA 331 - History of the Mass Media
	• HSTA 341 - African-American History
	• HSTA 355 - Montana & The American West
	• HSTA 380 - Problems in American Constitutional History
	• HSTA 386 - Women’s History
	• HSTA 412 - American Thought & Culture
	• HSTA 490 - Undergraduate Research
	• HSTA 492 - Independent Study
	• HSTA 494 - Seminar/Workshop
	• HSTA 498 - Internship/Cooperative Education
	• HSTA 499 - Senior Project/Thesis
History: World
	• HSTR 101 - Western Civilization I
	• HSTR 102 - Western Civilization II
	• HSTR 200 - Introduction to Historical Methods
	• HSTR 230 - Colonial Latin America
	• HSTR 231 - Modern Latin America
	• HSTR 255 - History of the Far East
	• HSTR 260 - Africa & the Middle East
	• HSTR 274 - World History
	• HSTR 290 - Undergraduate Research
	• HSTR 292 - Independent Study
	• HSTR 294 - Seminar/Workshop
	• HSTR 311 - History Of Central Europe II
	• HSTR 326 - Contemporary Europe
	• HSTR 357 - Russia to 1881
	• HSTR 358 - Russia Since 1881
	• HSTR 360 - Cold War Europe
	• HSTR 362 - Modern Germany
	• HSTR 422 - Philosophies of History
	• HSTR 423 - European Intellectual History
	• HSTR 431 - Race in Latin America
	• HSTR 437 - US-Latin American Relations
	• HSTR 490 - Undergraduate Research
	• HSTR 492 - Independent Study
	• HSTR 494 - Seminar/Workshop
	• HSTR 498 - Internship/Cooperative Education
	• HSTR 499 - Senior Project/Thesis
Health
	• HTH 110 - Personal Health & Wellness
	• HTH 220 - Human Sexuality
Information Technology Systems
	• ITS 205 - Computer Hardware & Software Management
	• ITS 258 - Routing & Switching
	• ITS 292 - Independent Study
	• ITS 360 - Business Telecommunications & Networking
	• ITS 403 - Systems Analysis & Design
	• ITS 420 - Certifications in Software
	• ITS 492 - Independent Study
	• ITS 498 - Internship/Cooperative Education
Kinesiology
	• ACT 108 - Autumn Recreation Adventures
	• KIN 160 - Structural Kinesiology
	• KIN 205 - Foundations in Health & Human Performance
	• KIN 320 - Exercise Physiology
	• KIN 325 - Biomechanics
	• KIN 330 - Motor Learning & Control
	• KIN 410 - Advanced Strength Training & Conditioning
	• KIN 490 - Undergraduate Research
	• KIN 492 - Independent Study
	• KIN 494 - Seminar/Workshop
	• KIN 498 - Internship/Cooperative Education
	• KIN 499 - Senior Thesis/Capstone
Linguistics
	• LING 301 - History of the English Language
Literature
	• LIT 110 - Introduction to Literature
	• LIT 162 - Folk & Fairy Tales
	• LIT 163 - Fantasy & Science Fiction
	• LIT 165 - Current Topics in Literature
	• LIT 166 - Literature & Politics
	• LIT 167 - Literature & Gender
	• LIT 168 - Literature & The Environment
	• LIT 169 - Literature as Popular Culture
	• LIT 170 - Visual Storytelling on Page and Screen
	• LIT 221 - British Literature: The Long 18th Century
	• LIT 222 - British Literature: Victorian to Contemporary
	• LIT 228 - Topics in European Literature
	• LIT 230 - World Literature Survey
	• LIT 263 - Early American Voices
	• LIT 264 - American Romanticism
	• LIT 265 - Realists, Naturalists, Modernists
	• LIT 266 - Generations & Conflicts
	• LIT 273 - Oral Literature
	• LIT 274 - Geoffrey Chaucer and The Manuscript Tradition
	• LIT 282 - Child & Young Adult Literature
	• LIT 285 - Mythologies
	• LIT 290 - Undergraduate Research
	• LIT 300 - Literary Criticism
	• LIT 302 - Literature In Translation
	• LIT 304 - US Writers of Color
	• LIT 327 - Shakespeare
	• LIT 335 - Women & Literature
	• LIT 339 - Literary Regions
	• LIT 490 - Undergraduate Research
	• LIT 492 - Independent Study

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