Open by invitation only. HON 102 Honors Colloquium II A colloquium on a selected topic each year in which students explore one or more specific issues arising from the general theme introduced in the first semester colloquium. Emphasis is on collaborative, as well as independent, learning and examination of works from the humanities, sciences, and social sciences. Prerequisite, HON 101 . The Civic Community A seminar that explores the philosophical, historical and practical aspects of the traditions of philanthropy, volunteerism and civic participation.
Students critically examine relevant texts from a variety of disciplines.
Attention is given to the responsibilities of democratic citizenship, the relative merits of different strategies for social change, and the relationship between scholarly inquiry and direct action. The Civic Community. Prerequisite, HON 201 . The course will focus on the unification of the European Economies into a single market. The course examines the forces which brought about the unification of the European economies and the social, political, and economic implications of unification for individual member countries and the United States.