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Honors Colloquia (HCOL) Courses

Academic Unit: University Honors Program

HCOL 3101H - The Honors Thesis - Development

(1 cr; A-F only; offered Every Spring)

This course provides a classroom-support format to assist Honors students with developing a firm foundation for research in advance of their final year of study. Most thesis writing will be done under the direction of the thesis advisor and committee, hence assignments in HCOL 3101H are structured to prompt students toward engaging best practices?generically, and in their specific field of study?in preparing to complete thesis work. The course?s ultimate objective is to provide context, structure, third-party scholarly guidance, and a supportive community of peers to promote excellence and expediency in fulfilling the final requirement for graduation with Latin Honors.

HCOL 3102H - The Honors Thesis - Writing

(1 cr; A-F only; offered Every Fall)

This course provides a classroom-support format to assist Honors students with the completion of the Honors thesis during their final year of study. Most thesis writing will be done under the direction of the thesis advisor and committee, hence assignments in HCOL 3102H are structured to prompt students toward engaging best practices?generically, and in their specific field of study?in completing thesis work. The course?s ultimate objective is to provide context, structure, third-party scholarly guidance, and a supportive community of peers to promote excellence and expediency in fulfilling the final requirement for graduation with Latin Honors.

HCOL 3103V - The Honors Thesis?Writing and Revision [WI]

(1 cr; A-F only; offered Every Spring)

This course provides a structured format and outside supervision to assist Honors students and their faculty advisors in drafting and editing the prose of the Honors thesis. Specifically, students are asked to regularly solicit their thesis advisor for specific kinds of feedback on draft writing samples, meet with the faculty member to go over this feedback, and then write up a plan for incorporating the feedback into subsequent drafts. HCOL3103V assumes that the bulk of the work devoted to developing a thesis topic, consulting secondary sources, collecting data, doing analysis, and producing creative output has already been completed. Hence, assignments in HCOL3103V prompt students and thesis advisors to meet regularly in service of crafting prose appropriate for their discipline and project. The final assignment comprises the submission of the completed thesis draft to the full thesis committee. [This is an optional course for students seeking a Writing Intensive requirement while completing their Honors Thesis. UHP students must still take the required thesis support coursework -- either HCOL 3101H, HCOL 3102H, or the required thesis course in their department. Students are encouraged to complete HCOL 3101H or their approved departmental thesis course prior to this course.]

HCOL 3996H - Honors: Research Internship

(1 cr [max 3]; Prereq-Honors student; A-F only; offered Every Fall, Spring & Summer; may be repeated for 9 credits; may be repeated 3 times)

Supervised research-based internship with a University Honors Program community partner.

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