Honors College Humanities Track

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The Humanities Track provides an exploration of the interdisciplinary relations between literature, history, and philosophy. It provides a direction for the examination of human, social and universal nature that connects with the social and natural sciences but also has its own value. Drawing from the realms of literature, art, music, philosophy, history, languages and religion, this track allows the student to examine a wide variety of human ideas, actions, values, and creative productions from Classical Greece to our current Modern and Post-Modern era.

Track Requirements

Two of the following four Seminars:

HUMH 1990 Humanities Honors Seminar I Credits: 3.0
HUMH 2000 Humanities Honors Seminar I:Health and Illness Credits: 3.0
HUMH 2010 Humanities Honors Seminar III Credits: 3.0
HUMH 2020 Humanities Honors Seminar II On the Hero Credits: 3.0

Plus one of the following Colloquia

HUMH 3000 Humanities Honors Colloquium: 20th Century and Its Discontents Credits: 3.0
HUMH 3010 Humanities Honors Colloquium: The Enlightenment: Origins of Modern Consciousness Credits: 3.0
HUMH 3020 Humanities Honors Colloquium: Medieval and Renaissance Culture Credits: 3.0
HUMH 3030 Humanities Honors Colloquium: Classical Tradition and Christian Civilization Credits: 3.0

Plus two semesters to research and write thesis

HUMH 4010 Humanities Honors Thesis Seminar I Credits: 3.0
HUMH 4020 Humanities Honors Thesis Seminar II Credits: 3.0