Seminars
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Participants in the Honors Program take two Honors Seminars over the course of their time at Ouachita. These may be taken any semester students are in the program, though enrollment is generally limited to 15 students per seminar, and encouraged more for sophomores through seniors. Topics are interdisciplinary and the seminars are led by at least two OBU faculty members. Seminars normally meet once per week and students receive one credit hour for each seminar. |
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The Honors Seminars are listed in the schedule of classes for pre-registration. Students pre-register for the Seminars as they would for any other course. |
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Upcoming Seminars
Fall 2009
Jane Austen taught by Tom Auffenberg (history) and Johnny Wink (English)
Spring 2010
The Politics of Food taught by Detri Brech (dietetics & nutrition) and Mary Beth Long (English)
Fall 2010
Unsuspected Eloquence (a study of the relations between poetry and music)
taught by Jay Curlin (English) and George Keck (music)
Honoring Calm (restoring balance to a busy life)
taught by Scott Duvall (Christian Studies) and Scott Holsclaw (fine arts)
Spring 2011
“A Literary Approach to Biblical Narratives”
taught by Doug Nykolaishen (Biblical Studies) and Johnny Wink (English)
