SPRING 2027 Honors Courses
Note: ANY interested student may enroll in Honors Courses regardless of your GPA, if you are prepared to do so! (One exception: the Honors Seminar requires a 3.2+ GPA)
What makes an Honors section different from a regular section? Honors courses are NOT defined as “more work” or “harder.” They are DIFFERENT! Honors courses ask students to work on individual projects and present them to the class as part of the class learning experience. They also include an experiential component, such as a field trip, or they may invite guest lecturers to the classroom. Honors courses are small and seminar-style discussions are encouraged. Any student can be an Honors student!
Honors Seminar: True Crime (HON200-HON 1345)
M/W 9:30-10:45 (Haverhill) Instructors: Christopher Wilson (English) and Sheila Pierre (Sociology)
Who gets to tell the story of a crime? This team-taught seminar will examine the topic of True Crime from both a literary and sociological angle. Students in the CHP must take an Honors Seminar class before they graduate. 3.2 GPA required
NEW! Honors World Civ II (HIS122-HON 1679)
M/W 8:00-9:15 (Haverhill) Instructor: Patrick Funiciello
NEW! Honors Principles of Marketing (MKT210-LHN 1244)
T 11:00-12:15 (Hybrid Lawrence) Instructor: Julie Pierce
Honors English Composition II (ENG102-HON 1420)
Fully online. Instructor: Elle Yarborough
Honors Introduction to Liberal Arts (HUM102-HON 1938)
M/W 9:30-10:45 (Haverhill) Instructor: Sara Conlon
Honors Abnormal Psychology (PSY207-HON 1889)
T/R 11:00-12:45 (Haverhill) Instructor: Alex Hinerman
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