1 [email protected] www.clemson.edu/cuhonors 864-656-4762 October 19, 2015 the From the With Spring registration fast approaching (!) it's time to take a look at some of the Honors seminar offerings we're planning for next se- mester. HON 2210, Section 5 -- "Authoring Harry Pot- ter," Prof. Megan MacAlystre. Sign up quickly for this course, which will use the original Harry Potter series, fan fiction spinoffs, and literary theory to explore the relationship be- tween an author and her readers. Provides general education literature credit. HON 2060, Section 3 -- "Engineering Ethics," Prof. Dan Wueste. In the wake of recent scandals involving General Motors and Volkswagen, this examination of the ethical roles and responsibilities of engineers is par- ticularly timely. Should we hold engineers to different -- or higher -- standards as com- pared to the general public? To members of other professions? Provides general education science, technology, and society credit. HON 2210, Section 2 -- "Hamlet, Again: Shakespeare and Adaptation," Prof. Elizabeth Rivlin. To take this course, or not to take this course . . oh, never mind. Join Prof. Rivlin as she examines Shakespeare's original text and numerous adaptations to rediscover Hamlet -- who was or is he, and why does he remain relevant? Provides general education litera- ture credit. More next week! -- Dr. Lasser
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
1
[email protected] www.clemson.edu/cuhonors 864-656-4762 October 19, 2015
the
From the
With Spring registration fast approaching (!) it's time to take a look at some of the Honors
seminar offerings we're planning for next se-mester.
HON 2210, Section 5 -- "Authoring Harry Pot-ter," Prof. Megan MacAlystre. Sign up quickly for this course, which will use the original Harry Potter series, fan fiction spinoffs, and literary theory to explore the relationship be-tween an author and her readers. Provides general education literature credit.
HON 2060, Section 3 -- "Engineering Ethics,"
Prof. Dan Wueste. In the wake of recent scandals involving General Motors and Volkswagen, this examination of the ethical roles and responsibilities of engineers is par-ticularly timely. Should we hold engineers to different -- or higher -- standards as com-pared to the general public? To members of other professions? Provides general education science, technology, and society credit.
HON 2210, Section 2 -- "Hamlet, Again: Shakespeare and Adaptation," Prof. Elizabeth Rivlin. To take this course, or not to take this course . . oh, never mind. Join Prof. Rivlin as she examines Shakespeare's original text and numerous adaptations to rediscover Hamlet -- who was or is he, and why does he remain relevant? Provides general education litera-ture credit.
More next week!
-- Dr. Lasser
3
[email protected] www.clemson.edu/cuhonors 864-656-4762 Oct. 19, 2015
Thoughts Worth Thinking
lecture with Dr. Jack Wolf
"The Wisdom of Crowds (or Lack Thereof)"
7:00-8:30PM
October 28th
Academic Success
Center
Room 118
Related Documents
