By definition, a colloquium is an academic seminar addressing a broad field of study. Typically, it is lead by different instructors at each session and the topic changes each session. Here, you will find topic and instructor information for the current and upcoming semesters, if known. Remember, any Honors Degree requires two colloquia be completed before graduation.

First Summer Session 2008

Honors H399 13324 - 3 credits Revolution, Conservatism and The Fragile Social Contract. Meets concurrently with Philosophy P345 11471 Problems in Social and Political Philosophy. Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6:00 - 9:15 pm.

Instructor, Dr. Robert Strikwerda rstrikwe@iuk.edu (765) 455-9266

 

Fall 2008

Honors H399 20588 Democracy: Old and New - 2 credits Honors students only. Honors H399 21043 Democracy: Old and New - 3 credits Honors students with permission only. Both meet on Mondays from 5:30 - 7:30 pm.

Instructor, Dr. Robert Strikwerda rstrikwe@iuk.edu (765) 455-9266

 

Internships - Fall 2008

Internships provide an excellent opportunity for Honors students to pursue work in area of study in which they might excel or have a special interest. Students gain practical experience, improve their résumés, and sharpen communication skills.

The senior thesis gives students an opportunity to refine and complete a research project on some special area of interest, typically one begun in another course.

Honors H395 21034 Honors Internship - 1 credit Honors students with permission only.

Director, Dr. Robert Strikwerda rstrikwe@iuk.edu (765) 455-9266