Collegiate Times Columnists Wanted
The Collegiate Times is currently hiring columnists for our Opinions page for the upcoming semester. (more…)
The Collegiate Times is currently hiring columnists for our Opinions page for the upcoming semester. (more…)
Our reading group organizational meeting will be held Monday, August 25, at 5:30pm in the Hillcrest Dining Room. If you wish to lead a group, you MUST be present at the meeting (no exceptions). Students wishing to join a group (more…)
“Creating the Peacework Village Partnership Program”
UH 4974 In this class, students will work with a local international development organization to commence a partnership program (more…)
Course of Study Planner Walk-in Workshops- If you have questions or need that last little bump to get your COSP finished bring your COSP and all relevant materials to the Hillcrest Hall Dining Room on Thursday between 12 and 3 or Friday between 10 and 2.
We’re looking for committed Honors students to help lead and facilitate weekly one-hour sessions of the new Honors “First Year Excellence Seminar” (FYES). (more…)
The Good Life, taught by Michael Saffle
10:10-11 MWF McBryde 219 (IDST 3114H, CRN 96972)
When people speak of “goodness,” are they referring to virtue or pleasure? Put it another way: which is more important to you: decency or delight? Since the days of Moses and Aristotle a host of definitions for ‘the good life’ have not merely been proposed but put to the test. This course covers a variety of disciplinary approaches to such subjects as food, drugs, sex, work, religious faith, and recreation. (more…)
For the first time, University Honors is putting together a First Year Seminar to help incoming freshman expand their horizons as they adjust to University life. (more…)
A Special Study course on Sustainable Energy Solutions in a Global Society will be offered this fall semester, Tuesday & Thursday at 9:30 - 10:45, and will be led by David Dillard (ESM), Mike Ellis (ME) and Cortney Martin (ISE). We invite upper-level undergraduate engineering students to take part in this in-depth investigation of sustainable energy, past, present, and future:
It gives us great pleasure to announce that Dr. Terry L. Papillon has been selected as the new director of University Honors. Many Honors students know Dr. Papillon through his work with University Honors for the past few years as well as his involvement as Faculty Preceptor for the Main Campbell Honors Community. Dr. Papillon will begin his directorship on Tuesday, July 1, 2008. Dr. Papillon will be abroad until mid-June. Remember that Dr. Dudley will be director through Monday, June 30.
Congratulations, Dr. Papillon!