Whatever the advisor says must be recorded in a note in the student's advising folder . To graduate with Honors distinction, a student takes any combination of three colloquia. Each lasts only 6 weeks, earns one hour of credit, and requires students to write position papers about the topic. Honors students who have earned at least 45 hours of credit can take colloquia even if they have not finished all their freshman-sophomore Honors Program requirements. Most colloquia meet in the C. L. Kay Classroom downstairs in the Learning Enhancement Center.
Topics change each year.
The most popular colloquia are repeated every two years so that everybody gets the chance to take them. Check your calendar before signing up for a colloquium. In a class that meets six times or fewer, you cannot afford to miss. Check the dates very carefully and figure in your commitments to mission trips, conferences, Homecoming, etc. We will audit together thoughtfully, critically and non-sentimentally some of the finest minds addressing that question.