Honors
Program
Tentative
Honors Core Curriculum
The honors core curriculum is carefully designed to provide students with a high-quality, well-integrated, two-year program of rigorous classes that satisfy general education transfer requirements and are limited to no more than 25 students.
Spring 2008
History 9, U.S.
History since 1877 – Honors
Taught by George Potamianos on W 2:30PM - 5:25PM
FM Room 209
English 1B,
Composition and Critical Thinking – Honors
Taught by Barbara Morrison on TTh 11:30AM - 12:55PM
FM Room 206
Sociology 5, Race
and Ethnic Relations – Honors
Taught by Marvin Rosales on MW 10:00AM - 11:25AM
FM Room 203
Art 4, Art
Appreciation – Honors
Taught by Cindy Hooper on TTh 10:00AM - 11:25AM
Room CA 139
The following course list is
tentative, is intended to serve as an example of
possible offerings, and may be subject to change
without notice by the administration of College of the
Redwoods.
Fall
2008
Psychology 1,
Introduction to Psychology – Honors
Biology 1, General
Biology – Honors
Spring 2009
Math 15,
Elementary Statistics – Honors
English 22, Greek
Mythology – Honors
Fall
2009
Cinema 1, Cinema
History, Origins to Sound – Honors
Speech 1, Public
Speaking – Honors
Anthropology 3,
Cultural Anthropology – Honors
English 61/61H,
Introduction to British Literature – Honors
use this schedule to make the best use of your time in honors. ADVANTAGES FOR STUDENTS ACCEPTED INTO THE PROGRAM · Special academic advising · Access to full use of the extensive H.S.U. Library · Advanced and enriched freshman and sophomore classes · Completion of general education transfer requirements · Better preparation for transfer to upper-division studies · Cultural events and trips · Direct and close contact with committed faculty · Intellectual and social camaraderie · Enhanced powers of communication · An environment that encourages accomplishment
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