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Honors Admissions Office
5353 Parkside Drive
Jupiter, FL 33458
561.799.8646

Honors Advising Office
777 Glades Road, SU 201
Boca Raton, FL 33431
561.297.3064

Honors Seminars

University Scholars Program at the Boca Raton Campus A key element in the University Scholars Program is the Honors Seminars taught by top ranked faculty covering a wide range of topics and issues. Because of the small class size of limited to eighteen students, there is great opportunity for close interaction between instructors and students.

During the Fall semester of the Freshman year, Honors Students will be enrolled in the 1 credit SLS 1501 - Introduction to Academic Life.

Following is a list of some of the Honors Seminars that have been offered in previous semesters in the Program. Although some of these seminars will be repeated, every year a set of new seminars are offered. Although incomplete, it gives an idea of the range of seminar topics offered within the Program. All seminars substitute for Intellectual Foundations Program (I.F.P.) curriculum courses and many are Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) courses. Students typically take four seminars in their freshmen year.

PAST AND CURRENT HONORS SEMINARS OFFERED IN THE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARS PROGRAM
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PAST HONOR SEMINARS

ANT 1930 ANTHROPOLOGY AS AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL TEXT	ENG 1935 THE ART OF FLOW VISUALIZATION
COM 1930 NEW MEDIA & POST HUMAN SUBJECT	MAN 1930 MODERN CORPORATIONS AND SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY
LIT 1930 THE CONCEPT OF HUMAN FREEDOM	COM 1930 IDENTITY & MEDIA IN POST-MODERN SOCIETY
BSC 1930 MODERN ISSUES IN MEDICINE	PHY 1931 CONTROVERSIES IN SCIENCE
SYG 1930 SOCIOLOGY OF THE SELF	LIT 1930 LOVE AND DEATH IN THE RENAISSANCE
HIS 1930 THE PROBLEM OF EVIL IN THE HISTORY OF WESTERN THOUGHT	ANT 1930 THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF VIOLENCE
ANT 1930 ANTHROPOLOGY: CONTROVERSY AND CONTEXT	HIS 1930 HISTORY AND HISTORIANS
PHI 1930 ON BEING HUMAN	HIS 1930 LOVE AND DEATH IN HISTORY
POS 1930 INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS: LATIN AMERICA AND REGIONAL COOPERATION	CHEM 1930 DRUGS, THE HUMAN BODY AND SOCIETY
BSC 1930 ADVANCES IN BIO-TECHNOLOGY	COM 1930 HONORS SEMINAR IN MEDIA AND SOCIETY
MUL 1930 EXPERIENCING AND UNDERSTANDING CLASSICAL MUSIC	LIT 1930 THE CARIBBEAN AS MYTH
COM 1930 POPULAR CULTURE IN AMERICA	MAT 1930 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
PHY 1930 SIMULATED WORLDS AT THE EDGE OF CYBERSPACE	CHEM 1930 CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY
ENC 1930 RACE AND CLASS	LIT 1930 ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME IN FILM
COM 1930 SOCIAL DRAMA WORKSHOP	HIS 1930 THE PENTAGON PAPERS
MAT 1930 MATHEMATICS AND POLITICS

CURRENT HONOR SEMINARS

SLS 1501 INTRODUCTION TO ACADEMIC LIFE	EDG 1930 COMMUNICATION ACROSS THE CULTURES
EGN 1932 PROBABILITY IN EVERYDAY LIFE	ENC 1930 HONORS SEMINAR IN WRITING
PHI 1930 WHO ARE WE? - THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN IDENTITY AND CONSCIOUSNESS	Spring 2009 ANT 1930 CULTURES OF SOUTH ASIA
Spring 2009 CHM 1930 DRUGS IN THE HUMAN BODY	Spring 2009 LIT 1930 THE MEXICAN CORRIDO: PASSION, CRIME, AND REBELLION