In addition to the Interdisciplinary Humanities Sequence; the introductory-level
humanities, social sciences and business seminars; the science laboratories; and the
independent study courses that are scheduled each semester, the following courses are
representative of the upper-level electives that are taught in the Honors Program.
Please also see the University
course catalog.
Art History
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Archaeology of the Bible
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Aristocrats, Intellectuals, and Regicides: Painting in France and England in the 18th Century
Biology
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Sex Determination
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Introductory Ecology
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History of the Gene
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Molecular Biology
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Developmental Biology
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Life in the Sea
Communication
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Critical Pedagogy
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Media Analysis and Criticism
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Performance Art
Economics
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Poverty and the American Economy
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The Economics of Religious Organizations
Education
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Perspectives on Inner City Education (Service-Learning Course)
English
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Madness and Imagination
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The Concord Writers
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Chaucer: Gender, Narrative and Authority
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Poetry in Process: Poetry Writing Workshop
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Romanticism and History
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James Joyce: Ulysses
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The Renaissance Body
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Studying Shakespeare: Methods and Problems
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World War I in Literature
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The Literature of the Screenplay, or How to Jam Your Foot in Hollywood's Door
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African American Women's Literature: The Writings of Toni Morrison
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Desert Traces and Urban Spaces: The Pre-Islamic Ode to the Modern Arabic Novel
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Nation and Gender in Modern Irish Writing
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Popular Culture in Early Modern Europe
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Inscribing Gender in the Middle Ages
History
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Dark Ages
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Modern Environmental History
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The Sixties: Politics and Culture
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Dostoevsky's Russia, 1821-1881
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Pacific Passages: American East Asian Relations
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The African Diaspora in the Americas
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Black and Irish: Explorations in the Construction of Identity; Interpretations of Shared
Time and Space
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Latin American Themes
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Women in Developing Countries
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Philosophy
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Ancient Greece: The Good Life
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Ethics in Literature
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Existentialism: Theist and Atheist
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Philosophical Issues of Race
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Feminism, Ethics and Medicine
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Medical Machines: Ethical Issues in Medicine, Technology and Public Policy
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The Question of Evil
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Thinking in Painting: Contemporary Questions in the Philosophy of Art
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Simone de Beauvoir: Philosopher, Writer, Social Activist
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Contemporary Critical Social Theory
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Feminist Philosophy and Science
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Technology and Society (Interdisciplinary course with Chemical Engineering)
Political Science
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Constitutional Criminal Law
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Mass Media Portrayal of Political and Social Reality
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Political Campaigns and Elections
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Powers of the Court
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Russia in Transition
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Jane Austen and Practical Philosophy
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Religion and Politics in 20th Century Fiction
Theology
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Postmodernism and Religion
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Religious Attitudes in Contemporary Literature
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Spirituality in the North American Context
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Theology and Secular Reason
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Mysticism, Consciousness and a Technological World
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Hunger in Our Own Back Yard: United States, Philadelphia
Sociology
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American Ethnic Folklore
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Crime and Crime Control
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Contemporary Russian Society
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Abnormal Behavior
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Gender and Irish Society
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Third World Development
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Urban Realities/ Suburban Perspectives
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Women in Contemporary Society: Third World Women
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Women in Arab Society
One-Credit Courses
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American Sign Language
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Eating Disorders
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Ballroom Dance
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Modern Dance
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Introductory Piano
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Poetry Workshop
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Fresco Technique and Contemporary Art
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Performance Art
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