All courses 3 credits unless otherwise specified. Please note the following:
- Prerequisite for all courses unless otherwise stated: Admission to Honors College. Check each course individually; other prerequisites or co-requisites may apply
- Verify that the courses listed below meet Foundational Studies/Disciplinary Lens reqs for your catalog year
- *Courses noted with an asterisk require an instructor permission number*
Honors Flex Credits
University Foundations 246-4001
EtClass # 41713 | ONLINE | ONLINE (2nd) 5-week course | Chris Hyer
What talents, values, and interests are necessary for ethical leadership in a constantly evolving world? In this course, we will examine different ethical perspectives on leading change, beginning with the seven C’s of the Social Change Model, which ask leaders to understand their own values, act consistently with them, work effectively with others, communicate a shared vision, commit to that vision, and manage conflict constructively. As we consider what makes a good leader, you will reflect on your own strengths and weaknesses and how you can prepare to mobilize and work with others. PREREQ: ENGL 102, UF 100, and sophomore status.
NOTE: This course is a (2nd) 5-week course and runs from 07/06/26 – 08/09/26hical Leadership
Honors Colloquia
HONORS 392-4001 Taylor Swift
Class # 40187 | ONLINE | ONLINE (1st) 7-week course | Shelton Woods
Taylor Swift and her lyrics have captured the imagination of millions of people. Our course will examine her life, lyrics, and music as a mirror to twenty-first century American culture.
NOTE: This course is a (1st) 7-week course and runs from 05/11/26 – 06/28/26.
HONORS 392-4002 America Through Classic Rock
Class # 40769 | ONLINE | ONLINE (1st) 3-week course | Shelton Woods
America in the 1970s reportedly laid the foundation for Modern America. This course will look at the changes in the 1970s through the lens of six Rock albums. Not only will we study the lyrics and music of these albums, we will also watch fascinating documentaries on the musicians and the making of each album.
NOTE: This course is a (1st) 3-week course and runs from 05/11/26 – 05/31/26.
HONORS 392-4003 Power & Challenge of Podcasts
Class # 40933 | ONLINE | ONLINE (1st) 7-week course | Jacob Andrysiak
This course explores the growing content generation field of podcasting. In this course, we will explore the components that go into creating an effective podcast, practice using different podcasting tools, and create a 3-episode podcast mini-series on a topic of your choice. Through forum discussions, reflective writing, and peer feedback, we will explore the power of content generation and the challenges we face during the creative process.
NOTE: This course is a (1st) 7-week course and runs from 05/11/26 – 06/28/26.
HONORS 392-4004 Exploring Japan through Historical Fiction
Class # 41042 | ONLINE | ONLINE (2nd) 3-week course | Shelton Woods
This class will study Japan’s history through the means of a beautifully written historical fiction novel, “Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden.” Students will enjoy a fascinating journey through Japan’s past through historical fiction taught by a historian of Japanese history. In addition to the readings, you will have presentations on Japan’s history, with an emphasis on Japan between 1600 and 1945.
NOTE: This course is a (2nd) 3-week course and runs from 07/27/26 – 08/16/26.