HNRS 3500 - Junior Honors Project Seminar - Writing Intensive

Hours: 2
Students explore research methods across disciplines and write proposals for their Honors thesis projects. Members of the Honors Committee lead the seminar and guide students through the process of exploring literature in their fields, framing research and creative questions, and constructing a thesis proposal. During the seminar, Honors students will identify a faculty thesis advisor in their field who will help to determine the subject, nature, and length of the thesis project and will continue to work with the student in the Senior year. All students who intend to graduate with Honors must register for this junior year seminar in both fall and spring semesters.
Notes: This course and HNRS 4500 may be used to fulfill the SYE requirement.

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HNRS 3500 - Junior Honors Project Seminar - Writing Intensive