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HONR 101A&B: Critical Thinking and Oral Communications
Freshman Honors Courses

Enrollment limited to participants in the University Honors Program. Fulfills University General Education requirements in Critical Thinking (I.C.) and Oral Communication (I.A.).

The theme of the seminars for the 2004/05 academic year is Critical Consumption.

Please note: The first class meeting of Honors 101A on Monday, August 23 will be in the Academic Senate Chambers, rear of the bookstore.

HONR 101A - CRITICAL THINKING EMPHASIZED
Seminar for first-year Honors Program students each fall. Emphasizes the development of critical thinking skills. Interpretation, analysis, criticism and advocacy of ideas encountered in designated Honors Program activities. All courses are on Monday and Wednesday from 4-5:15 p.m.

HONR 101B - ORAL COMMUNICATION EMPHASIZED
Seminar for first-year Honors Program students each spring. Emphasizes the development of oral communication skills. Construction, presentation and critical analysis of oral presentations related to ideas encountered in designated Honors Program activities. Instruction in effective oral communication and critical thinking.

Fall 2005

Sched/Sec
 (link to syllabus) 

Faculty
(link to faculty page)

Room

13800/41

 Craig McConnell H-530

13650/42

James Crippen, Jr.

 UH-204

13651/43

Amy Coplan

 UH-207

13652/44

Alexandra Flecky

UH-245

13654/46

Scott Galloway

 UH-304

13655/47

Stephen Simon

 UH-305

13656/48

Jeanine Congalton

 MH-502

Spring 2005

Section
 (link to syllabus)

Faculty
(link to faculty page)

Day/Time
13505/40

Alexandra Flecky

MW 10-11:15

13506/41

Alexandra Flecky

MW 1-2:15

13507/42

Cliff Roth

MW 4-5:15

13508/43 Joseph Gonzalez

MW 11:30-12:45

13509/44

Alex Mackenzie

TR 8:30-9:45

13510/45

James Crippen, Jr.

TR 4-5:15

13511/46

Jeanine Congalton

TR 1-2:15

Spring 2005

Sched/Sec
 (link to syllabus) 

Faculty
(link to faculty page)

Room

13504/40

Amy Coplan

 UH-317

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