HNRS-HONORS
This course is designed to introduce new first semester students to the life of the mind, the life of the University, and the principles that guide the NMSU University Honors Program. Combining critical thinking and experiential exploration, students will develop a personalized plan for success, both in and out of the classroom, consistent with the values of the Conroy Honors College and the mission of the University.
Courses
- ANTH 1135G — Introduction to Biological Anthropology
- ANTH 1135L — Introduction to Biological Anthropology Lab
- HNRS 1115 — Honors First Year Seminar
- HNRS 1135G — Introduction to Biological Anthropology
- HNRS 1135L — Introduction to Biological Anthropology Lab
- HNRS 2111 — Successful Fellowship Writing
- HNRS 2114G — Music in Time and Space
- HNRS 2115G — Encounters with Art
- HNRS 2116G — Earth, Time and Life
- HNRS 2117G — The World of the Renaissance: Discovering the Modern
- HNRS 2130G — Shakespeare on Film
- HNRS 2140G — Plato and the Discovery of Philosophy
- HNRS 2141G — Bamboo and Silk: The Fabric of Chinese Literature
- HNRS 2145G — Celtic Literature
- HNRS 2160G — New Testament as Literature
- HNRS 2161G — Window of Humanity
- HNRS 2165G — Introduction to Humanities in the 21st Century
- HNRS 2170G — The Human Mind
- HNRS 2172G — Archaeology: Search for the Past
- HNRS 2175G — Introduction to Communication Honors
- HNRS 2178G — Theatre: Beginnings to Broadway
- HNRS 2180G — Citizen and State Great Political Issues
- HNRS 2190G — Claiming a Multiracial Past
- HNRS 2996 — Special Topics