University Honors Seminar (LAR410 (UG15))

Term: Spring 2016 (UNDG)

Faculty

Joy LindShow MyInfo popup for Joy Lind

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Adam L SturlaugsonShow MyInfo popup for Adam L Sturlaugson

Adam.Sturlaugson@usiouxfalls.edu

Office hours available between 9am-5pm on a drop-in basis or by appointment through Navigate (requires 12-hour notice).

Email correspondence after 5pm or on Saturday may not be answered until the next business day. Sunday emails will not be answered until Monday.

Stephen JacksonShow MyInfo popup for Stephen Jackson

stjjackson@kv.edu

Spring 2023 Office Hours (Glidden 311): T/R: 2-3PM, And by Appointment.

Jason G. DoumaShow MyInfo popup for Jason G. Douma

Jason.Douma@usiouxfalls.edu

Lyman Cliff LewisShow MyInfo popup for Lyman Cliff Lewis

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Keith PerkinsShow MyInfo popup for Keith Perkins

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William SoeffingShow MyInfo popup for William Soeffing

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James FosterShow MyInfo popup for James Foster

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Office Hours (Fall 2022)

MWF 1pm-2pm.

 

 

Schedule

Tue-Thu, 3:00 PM - 4:15 PM (2/3/2016 - 5/20/2016) Location: MAIN (McDonald Center CONF - Classroom Lecture)

Description

This interdisciplinary seminar focuses on the relationship between academic inquiry and the problems and questions of our human experience. A variety of readings, lectures, presentations and research projects will address such contemporary and historical concerns related to what it means to be human, what it means to live in a community, what capacities we have for understanding the world and what contributions we can make to addressing the questions and challenges of our time. As the capstone course for the Honors curriculum, this seminar will require extensive reading, research, writing and presentation. Prerequisite: selection as Honor student participant (3 s.h.)