All Honors College students MUST register for either HON 222 or HON 322 each semester.
If you are a first-year, sophomore, or junior, register for HON 222.
Spring 2025 Course Options
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All Honors College students MUST register for either HON 222 or HON 322 each semester.
Students should NEVER register for both HON 222 and HON 322 in the same term; any student choosing to work on the
Capstone and another activity during a single semester should be registered for HON 322 only.
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If you are a first-year, sophomore or junior, register for HON 222.
HON 222 – Honors Activity – 0 hours
CRNs:
- 20217 (for first year students only)
- 15072 (for students whose last name starts with A through K)
- 15073 (for students whose last name starts with L through Z)
- 37760 (for students Studying Abroad only.
If you are a senior, and you intend to conduct work this term to satisfy your Honors Capstone, register for HON 322.
HON 322 – Honors Capstone Activity – 0 hours
CRN:
- 28672
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All Honors College students MUST register for either HON 222 or HON 322 each semester.
Students should NEVER register for both HON 222 and HON 322 in the same term; any student choosing to work on the
Capstone and another activity during a single semester should be registered for HON 322 only.
If you are a first-year, sophomore or junior, register for HON 222.
HON 222 – Honors Activity – 0 hours
CRNs:
- 42829 (for first year students only)
- 13772 (for students whose last name starts with A through K)
- 13773 (for students whose last name starts with L through Z)
- 38177** (for students Studying Abroad only)
If you are a senior, and you intend to conduct work this term to satisfy your Honors Capstone, register for HON 322.
HON 322 – Honors Capstone Activity – 0 hours
CRNs:
- 29074
Fall 2024 Honors Courses
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HON301
HON 100
- HON: 120 | CRN 42586 | Cold War History through Film: Perceptions of the Other | B. Whisenhunt
- HON: 121 | CRN 2737 | Introduction to Creative Nonfiction: Writing Self and Place | K. O’Neil
- HON: 121 | CRN 27314 | Illness, Healthcare, and the Human Experience | M. Saona
- HON: 121 | CRN: 41721 | Superheroes and Cultural Mythology | M. Martell
- HON 121 | CRN 30637 | Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse | P. Beverly
- HON 121 | CRN 27313 | Philosophy of, and in, Film | K. Hotoda
- HON 121 | CRN: 29782 | Utopias and Dystopias: From the Renaissance to The Handmaid’s Tale | J. Gore
- HON 121 | CRN 27314 | Visual Literacy: technology and image production in the 21 Century | B. Geissler
- HON 122 | CRN 29075 | Human Sexuality and Health: From Local to Global | S. Abboud
- HON 122 | CRN: 45171 | Killing with Kindness: Humanitarianism and the Politics of “Doing Good” | F. Kares
- HON 123 | CRN 27315 | PUBLIC INTEREST LAW | W. Kling
- HON 124 | CRN: 32596 | UNDERSTANDING THE CREATIVE ARTS / UNDERSTANDING THE PAST HAUNTED HOUSES + MONSTROUS BODIES: THE GOTHIC IN LITERATURE, FILM, AND FASHION | J. Berger
- HON: 124 | CRN: 29632 | Jane Austen and Nostalgia | B. Bui
- HON: 127 | CRN: 28104 | Art and Religion: Performing the Sacred | M. Giampaoli
- HON 128 | CRN #36639 | MUSICALLY IMAGINING AMERICA: A CULTURAL HISTORY OF FOLK, COUNTRY, AND BLUEGRASS MUSIC | J. Behling
- HON 131 | CRN 34822 | Mathematics through time | E. Kobotis
- HON 133 | CRN 42169 | Contemporary Evolution| S. Ale
- HON 140 | CRN 38316 | ETHICS, MEDICINE, AND CHOICERS ABOUT CHILDREN | T. Murphy
- HON 140 | CRN 27370 | Health Under Pressure: Stress and being Black in America| T. Spencer
- HON 142 | CRN: 43640 | Realism, Satire, and Speculation: Reading Recent African American Cultural Production | V. Adiutori
- HON 142 | CRN 43646 | Sentiment and Melodrama in Modern American Fiction: What Moves Us and How | C. Messenger
- HON 142 | CRN: 36683 | The Real Made Magical: Strategies of Speculative Fiction and Poetry | M. Lewis
- HON: 142 | CRN 48676 | Ya Dig! Hallelujer! African American Life, Language and Lessons | M Christian
HON 201
- HON 201 | CRN 45576 | América: Exploring Hispanic Origins | D. Rodríguez
- HON 201 | CRN 41139 | Comics and Society | M Martell
- HON 201 |CRN 30837 | Engaging Social Justice Leadership | J. Pegues
- HON 201 |CRN 13767 | Europe and its Neighbors | Kostadinova
- HON 201 |CRN 27560 | Exploring Culture, Identity, and Migration in Global Medicine | I. Mukherjee
- HON 201 | CRN 13684 | How Do We Know What We Know? | L. Amiri
- HON 201 | CRN 13764 | HOW WE DIE | E. Swirsky
- HON 201 | CRN 13766 | Implications of Technological Advances in Business and Operations | Ozdogru
- HON 201 | CRN: 13768 | INTRODUCTION TO OCCUPATIONAL ERGONOMICS | Q. Williams
- HON 201 | CRN: 21199 | Just War Theory – How the United States Wages War in the 21st century | P. Hayek
- HON 201 | CRN: 41499 | Honors Seminar: Learning Through Serving – Collaborating with Community Organizations for Social Change | N. Gottleib
- HON 201 |CRN 41138 | Making it Up as You Go: Using Improvisation to Enhance Communication | C. Rathod
- HON 201 | CRN 41094 | Course Making Waves in Musical Instruments and Medical Imaging | T. Royston
- HON 201 |CRN 41140 | Mass spectrometry in life sciences | D. Nikolic
- HON 201 |CRN 13763 | Plant Medicine from Rainforest to Metropolis — A Legacy for the Future | B. Elkington
- HON 201 | CRN: 13681 | RESEARCH UNBOUND CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS OF SCHOLARSHIP | A. Armstrong
- HON 201 | CRN: 13765 | THE POLITICS OF INFORMATION: CRITICAL INFORMATION LITERACY | T. Moreno
- HON 201 | CRN 13762 | The Social Impact of Historical Scientific Events in Western Culture | B. Brown
- HON 201 | CRN 41136 | Who Tells Our Stories? Exploring Culture & Humanity through Graphic Novels, Poetry, & Young Adult Literature | L. Bell
- HON 201 | CRN: 13759 | Women and Electoral Politics | B. Bui
- HON 201 | CRN: 41137 | The Sustainable Campus: Social, Economic, and Environmental Issues | A. Mitchell
- HON 201 | CRN : 19300 | Women Writers of the Arab World | Z. Zaatari
- HON 201 | CRN: CRN 21142 | Special Topics in Dentistry | G. Lymberopoulos
HON 301
- HON 301 | CRN: 40485 | Foundations for Future Learning | T. Guerrero
- HON 301 | CRN: 40488 | Foundations for Future Learning | T. Guerrero
- HON 301 | CRN: 42590 | Foundations for Future Learning | R. Gomez
- HON 301 | CRN: 40487 | Foundations for Future Learning | L. Amiri
- HON 301 | CRN: 42585 | Foundations for Future Learning | L. Bell
- HON 301 | CRN: 40483 | Foundations for Future Learning | R. Karaskiewicz
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HONORS COURSE: Comics and Society
Dr. Mark Martell is a Director of the Asian American Resource and Cultural Center and Co-PI, AANAPISI Initiative
Honors Fellow and Instructor Dr. Mark Martell (Director, Asian American Resource and Cultural Center) describes his Honors courses exploring superheroes, identities, social justice issues and culture, as well as an upcoming GLAS Study Abroad opportunity in Tokyo that examines Manga and Anime.
Special shout out to First Aid Comics for letting us film at your outstanding location. Visit your comic shop today.
Honors Course: Cemeteries and Funerary Art
Dr. Michelangelo Giampaoli, is a Visiting Lecturer of Anthropology
Michelangelo is passionate about getting not just students, but everyone to visit one of the most misunderstood places in society, cemeteries. While visiting Chicago’s infamous Graceland Cemetery, Michelangelo describes their Honors course ‘Cemeteries and Funerary Art’ which entails how you can find immense history, culture, and art, in the cemetery!
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Honors College students beyond the first year (sophomores, juniors, and seniors) may request permission to register for an Honors Core Course that would otherwise be restricted to first-year students. Non-FY students request permission at: https://go.uic.edu/HONCorePermissionRequest
- We have limited Core course availability for non-first year students, so we strongly advise you to register for another class that fulfills your needs while awaiting permission (eg. an HON 201 seminar &/or a Gen Ed class outside of the Honors College).
- You will be contacted after the Spring term ends via email if a seat becomes available in the course you requested. Requests and availability will be reviewed mid-month thereafter; we will contact you when we are able to open additional seats to non-first year students.
- Requests and availability will be reviewed mid-month thereafter; we will contact you when we are able to open additional seats to non-First Year students.
- We will prioritize requests by the order in which they are received. If you have ranked multiple course options, submit multiple forms and specify in the notes field which is your first or second choice. Otherwise, we will always attempt to place you in the course most recently requested.
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Previous Semesters Course Offerings
- Spring 2024
- Fall 2023
- Spring 2023
- Summer 2023
- Fall 2022
- Summer 2022
- Spring 2022
- Fall 2021
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- Spring 2021
- Fall 2020
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- Fall 2019
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- Fall 2017
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- Fall 2012
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- Fall 2010
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- Spring 2009 – Freshmen
- Spring 2009 – Sophomores, Juniors, & Seniors
- Fall 2008 – Freshmen
- Fall 2008 – Sophomores, Juniors, & Seniors
- Spring 2008 – Freshmen
- Spring 2008 – Sophomores, Juniors, & Seniors