Fall 2022 Honors Sections
This list is accurate as of 3/7/22 and is subject to change. Registration will open on March 21.
Biological Sciences
101: Fundamental Concepts in Biology, Lecture Section 66 and Lab Section 67
General Education - Science
This class is reserved for new freshmen; please contact Christie Martin if you are interested.
197: Molecular and Cellular Basis of Life, Lecture Section 16 and Lab Section 3 (please note there are two components to the lab, Thursday 8 - 9:50 and Thursday 10 - 10:50)
General Education - Science
303: Senior Thesis, Section 1
Required for students pursuing Honors in the Major in Biological Sciences.
Business
100: Business Enterprise, Section 6
Chemistry
140: General Chemistry I, Lecture Section 10 and Lab Section 3
General Education - Science
231: Organic Chemistry Lab I, Section 5.
Communication
110: Communication as Critical Inquiry, Sections 7, 11, 19, 22, 26, 28, 34, 35, 44, 63
Fall Honors sections of COM 110 are reserved for new freshmen. If you would like to take an Honors section of COM 110 in the fall, please contact Christie Martin.
Economics
101: Principles of Microeconomics, Section 4
English
101: Composition as Critical Inquiry, Sections 9, 16, 20, 24, 40, 47
Fall Honors sections of ENG 101 are reserved for new freshmen. If you would like to take an Honors section of ENG 101 in the fall, please contact Christie Martin.
Finance, Insurance, and Law
185: Legal, Ethical, and Social Environment of Business, Section 5
240: Business Finance, Section 4
Honors (HON)
285/286: Honors Undergraduate Research Participation
Kinesiology and Recreation
295: Honors Seminar
Override from KNR is needed to register; required for students pursuing Honors in the Major in Kinesiology and Recreation.
Music
102: Music Theory II, Lecture Section 5 and Lab Section 6
Nursing
229A01: Adult Nursing I, Sections 5 and 13
Philosophy
104: The Ideal of Democracy, Section 1.
General Education - Individuals and Civic Life
Special Education
101: The Exceptional Learner, Section 5
This class is reserved for new freshmen; please contact Christie Martin if you are interested.
Teaching and Learning
210: Child Growth and Development, Section 12