Fall 2024 Honors courses

HON 220: Plantations and Migrations (Friday 9am-12:30pm, taught by Professors Froeschke, Lauro, O’Brien) Drawing from literature across three centuries, we will read both nonfictional and fictional narratives about Atlantic slavery. Our literary and historical texts will address the forced migration of the transatlantic slave trade, be set on plantation spaces where some African descendants were rooted, andContinue reading “Fall 2024 Honors courses”

HON 253 & HON 257 – Costa Rica Ziplining

Drs. Kevin Fridy (Political Science) and Mason Meers (Biology) took a group of students to Costa Rica at the beginning of August for a two-week interdisciplinary Honors course studying the politics of conservation. As part of the course, the students went ziplining.