Fall 2026 Honors Classes

For courses listed below, required permissions are noted after the course details. Many do not require permission. If you need to obtain permission from the University Honors Program, e-mail ksuhonors@ksu.edu to make that request.

Honors First-Year Seminars

Students admitted to the Honors Program are asked to take UHP 189 in their first semester whenever possible. UHP 189 sections do not require permission to enroll except for sections A and C (Cat Communities) and SA (Salina campus).

 

UHP189 Honors 1st-year Seminar - Top/Well-being in Practice

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 17532	SEM	1	w	2:30 - 3:20	LSP 111	Barlett
The path to becoming a healthcare professional is rigorous. Create your essential toolkit for success by learning practical, evidence-based approaches for sustainable well-being. This section is exclusively for students enrolled in the "Well-being in Practice" CAT Community. This section is exclusively for students enrolled in the "Well-being in Practice" CAT Community. See "CAT Community" section below for full details.

 

UHP189 Honors 1st-year Seminar - Top/Breaking the Art/Science Divide

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
C - 12887	SEM	1	F	8:30 - 9:20	LSP 111	Melissa Briggs
We often think of the arts (for example, literature) as the opposite of science. But what happens if you use literature to understand mental illness? Read a medical case file as a work of literature? Study bio-chemical responses to art? This CAT community looks at the intersection of the arts and science. This section is exclusively for students enrolled in the "Breaking the Art/Science Divide" CAT Community. See "CAT Community" section below for full details.

 

UHP 189 Honors 1st-year Seminar - Top/Healthy Heartland: Well-being in the Rural U.S.

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
D - 12888	SEM	1	M	4:00 - 4:50	LSP 113	Johannes
In the 1980s, some individuals feared that it would prove impossible to maintain thriving rural communities as rural populations continued to decline, even calling for portions of the plains to be converted into a “buffalo commons” for roaming herds of American bison. But where are we now? With the pandemic in the rearview mirror, people are moving into rural communities in pursuit of vibrant, quality lives. This class will take a look at the current challenges and opportunities for health and well-being, and their many contributing factors, in rural Kansas.

 

UHP189 Honors 1st-year Seminar - Top/Navigating the AI Frontier

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
12890	SEM	1	M	12:30 - 1:20	BB3094	Savage
Learn how Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning—specifically chatbots like ChatGPT and Google Gemini—are becoming game-changers across various fields. Imagine being a journalist who uses AI to analyze public sentiment, or a healthcare professional leveraging AI for predictive diagnostics. We’ll explore how AI may be harnessed for societal improvement, academic success, and career advancement. But it’s not all rosy—we’ll also delve into the ethical complexities AI brings, like data privacy and job displacement. Through discussions, workshops and group presentations, you’ll be empowered to think critically and creatively about the technology shaping our world. This course will give you the insights and tools to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of AI.

 

UHP189 Honors 1st-year Seminar - Top/Pop Art/Pop Culture

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
I - 16168	SEM	1	M	9:30	N 127	Skelton
What is Popular Culture? What is Pop(ular) Art? Join a conversation as we contest the boundaries of art and collapse the binaries between so-called “trash” and revered “masterpieces.” Comic Books, Banksy, Andy Warhol, Horror Films, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Musical Theatre, Dance, Yayoi Kusama, Hip Hop, Rock Music and Punk Subcultures will all figure into our discourse. We will also take excursions to museums, public art and performance events.

 

UHP189 Honors 1st-year Seminar - Top/New Game, New Habits: High School Success to College Success

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
K - 16202	SEM	1	U	1:30	LSP 113	Matulewicz
Even the best high school students can sometimes approach college with trepidation. New subjects, new course formats and styles of teaching, new level of responsibility for your own learning, and freedom of your schedule. As an honors student, how do you ensure your success in that transition and make the most out of your college experience? This course will examine practical strategies for being an active learner, focused studier, efficient doer, good classmate, and engaged 'Cat!

 

UHP189 Honors 1st-year Seminar - Top/Sports and Engineering

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
P - 16174	SEM	1	W	9:30	LSP 112	Hohn
Throughout the history of sports, athletes have used technology to improve their performance and increase their chances of winning. Engineering has played a key role in building the technologies that benefit these athletes. This course examines the engineering behind the materials and devices that are being used to improve athletic performance and protect athletes’ health. The history behind how technology has been integrated into sports will be explored, and the future of sports technology will be evaluated. Students will gain an appreciation for how technology impacts society through implementation in sports.

 

UHP189 Honors 1st-year Seminar - Servant Leadership

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
SA -14648	SEM	1	M	10:30 - 11:20	STC 115	Brockway
This section is specifically for students at K-State Salina. Do you want to be a leader? Today’s leader needs a strong understanding of various leadership techniques. This course will explore servant leadership foundations and philosophies which support a management style that focuses on the growth and well-being of all team members. Active dialog, scenario discussion, and practice implementing the goals and mindset of this leadership style are important elements of the course.

 

UHP189 Honors 1st-year Seminar - Top/Documenting American Religion

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
TBD	SEM	1	U	3:30	Online	Barrett-Fox
This section is online. Religion is all around us—from the names of the places we live and the laws of those places to how we organize time. It shapes intimate details of our lives, from what we consider to be food to who we consider to be family. In this seminar, students will pay close attention to religion as it appears in everyday life, documenting it using the tools of social science, legal analysis, art, and humanities, including interviews, observation, participant-observation, photography, and analysis of material culture. Together, we will build an archive of everyday religion and explore what these signs of religion tell us about life in the contemporary US.

 

UHP 189 Honors 1st-year Seminar -- Top/The Arts and Your Education

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
S - 16795	SEM	1	F	9:30 - 10:20	Nichols 127	Skelton
How can the arts enhance your development as a scholar? How can engaging with the visual arts, music, film, and theatre help you grow as a learner? How can interdisciplinary approaches to a university education enrich your own appreciation of the world? Engage with the arts and education via museum visits, attending performing arts events and embarking on creative endeavors to learn how the arts remain an often unrecognized, yet powerful, element of becoming a lifelong learner.

 

UHP 189 Honors 1st-year Seminar -- Top/Global Protest and Propaganda Music

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
17896	SEM	1	W	1:30 - 2:20	LSB 111	White
Explore music's transformative role in protest movements and propaganda during conflicts across the globe. Curated playlists from Jazz, Country, Soul, Hip Hop, Rock, Folk, Rap, and more will encourage students to discuss sociopolitical issues through historical and contemporary music.

Honors Courses

In addition to UHP 189 (see above) Honors students should complete at least four Honors courses, totaling at least twelve credit hours over their time at K-State.

If you earn course credit for undergraduate research participation in any department, those credits will automatically count as Honors course credits. However, those options are not individually listed here in the interest of space.

 

AGEC 121 Honors Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 11468	LEC	3	TuTh	9:30 - 10:45	WAX 104B	Bergtold, Jason
First-Year Seminar section. First-year students only. Permission required. Contact Dept. of Agricultural Economics or University Honors Program to obtain permission to enroll.

 

AGEC 441 Sem/Agec/Agribus - Top/Risk Seminar

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
D - 14728	LEC	0-1	Tu	4:30 - 5:20	BB 1078	Parcell
Course restricted to students accepted into the Risk Management Fellowship program.

 

ANTH 210 Honors Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 17630	LEC	3	MWF	9:30 - 10:20	TBA	Falcone
First-Year Seminar section. Limited to first-year students in the University Honors Program.

 

BIOL443 Applied Anatomy of Cadavers

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 14653	PRC	2	W	8:30 - 10:20	AK 229A	Mateika
B - 14654	PRC	2	W	12:30 - 2:20	AK 229A	Mateika
C - 14655	PRC	2	Tu	8:30 - 10:20	AK 229A	Mateika
D - 14656	PRC	2	Tu	12:30 - 2:20	AK 229A	Mateika
Instructor consent required.

 

BIOL461 Phage Hunters I

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 13419	LAB	3	TuTh	9:30-11:20	AK 121	Smith Caldas
B - 14392	LAB	3	TuTh	11:30-1:20	AK 121	Smith Caldas
No permission required. Description from the Division of Biology: In this laboratory-based course, you will collect a soil sample and use virology techniques to isolate a virus that infects bacteria. You will then purify, amplify, and name this virus that will be part of a virus bank.

CHM220 Honors Chemistry 1

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 10370	LEC	5	MTWU	8:30-9:20am	KG 004	Aakeroy
01R - 10371	REC		F	8:30-9:20am	KG 004	Aakeroy
01B - 10372	LAB		Tu	2:30-5:20	CBC 236	Liu
03B - 11535	LAB		W	2:30-5:20	CBC 236	Liu
Departmental restriction: only open to students with a 26+ ACT score. Intended for students with a strong background in Chemistry. First part of a two-semester sequence that would be considered equivalent to CHM 210, CHM 230 and CHM 371.

 

COMM109 Honors Public Speaking

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 11546	LEC	3	MWF	11:30	N 126	TBA
First-Year Seminar section. Limited to first-year students in the University Honors Program.

 

ECON 111 Honors Principles of Macroeconomics

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 16573	LEC	3	MWF	10:30 - 11:20	Waters 132	Al-Hamdi
First-Year Seminar. Limited to first-year students in the University Honors Program. Will fill same requirements as ECON 110.

 

EDCI 318 Educational Technology for Teaching and Learning

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
B - 11514	LEC	1	M	2:30-4:20	BH 112	Ellner
Instructor consent is required. Interested students should connect with Dr. Ellner to learn more about the expectations.

 

ENGL 210 Honors English - Postcolonial Fantasy for Young People

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 16686	REC	3	MWF	11:30	EH 228	Madan
ENGL 210 "may" be considered equivalent to either ENGL 100 or 200, depending on your need, but check with your major advisor to be sure that applies in your specific curriculum. The course can be repeated (as long as the topic is different) and in the instance described above, the two iterations could satisfy both ENGL 100 and 200. In the last few years, writers originating from the Global South have created fantasies for adults and young adults that envision protagonists of different nationalities, ethnicities, cultures, and genders. In this course we will study some of these fantasy novels that reimagine heroes and conventional Western tropes of fantasy. We will analyze these texts from a postcolonial lens, asking questions such as: how is this fantasy articulating resistance to inequalities and injustice? How are some of these texts critiquing colonization and its legacies? Texts will likely include Cherie Dimaline’s The Marrow Thieves, Nnedi Okorafor’s Akata Witch, Salman Rushdie’s Haroun and the Sea of Stories and Jordan Ifueko’s Raybearer.

 

ENGL 297 Honors Introduction to the Humanities

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 10680	REC	3	TU	1:05 - 2:20	EH 224	Crosby
First-Year Seminar. Seats reserved for participants in the Breaking the Art/Science Divide CAT Community. "Know Thyself!" In this discussion-survey of selected important works in the Western literary, philosophical, and cultural traditions, we follow Socrates great philosophical maxim. We'll read foundational works that helped shape the modern world and address big questions such as what is the value of an individual person and what constitutes a good life? In this class you'll read more than you would in most university classes, but wrestling with Homer, Plato, Dante, Shakespeare, Machiavelli, Descartes, Goethe, Wollstonecraft, Tolstoy, and Freud is an invaluable intellectual challenge that will benefit you for the rest of your lives.

 

LEAD 251 Honors Leadership I

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 12338	LEC	3	TU	1:05 - 2:20	LSP 112	Pearl
LEAD 251 counts as the Honors equivalent to LEAD 212: Intro to Leadership Concepts (the first course in the Leadership Studies minor). Note: no longer being offered as the first course in a two-semester sequence.

 

LEAD 502 Is/Leadership Study - Top/Developing Scholars Seminar

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
F - 13017	IND	1	M	4:00 - 4:50	LSP 127	Rensing
Enrollment limited to participants in the Developing Scholars Program.

 

MATH 350 Mathematical Scholars Calculus 3

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 14047	REC	5	M-F	11:30 - 11:20	CW 145	Kerr

 

POLSC 420 Primary Text Seminar

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 16575	LEC	3	TuTh	1:05 - 2:20	C217	Johnson
Emphasizes intellectual history through the lens of social and political development. Students will learn about the impacts of cultural developments such as the awakening of ancient idealism, Renaissance philosophy and literature, the Scientific Revolution, the Enlightenment, and Postmodern philosophy and art. POLSC 420 is also the core course in the Primary Text Certificate.

 

PSYCH 115 Honors General Psychology

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
E - 17289	LEC	4	TU	9:30 - 10:45	BH 498	Barlett
First-Year Seminar. Limited to first-year students in the University Honors Program. Students can only take in association with the "Well-Being in Practice" CAT Community (see below).

 

Honors CAT Community Options

K-State First enrolls students in CAT Communities; contact them at kstatefirst@k-state.edu or call their main office at (785) 532-1501. Provide the student's name (first and last), their WID and the name of the desired CAT Community.

1. Breaking the Art/Science Divide (non-residential): We often think of the arts (for example, literature) as the opposite of science. But what happens if you use literature to understand mental illness or read a medical case file as a work of literature? What if you analyze bio-chemical responses to art? Together we will explore the intersection of the arts and science so we can begin to understand how science shapes our understanding of the arts and the ways in which literature and art teach us about science. This CAT Community is for Honors students in the College of Arts and Sciences.

ENGL 297 Honors Introduction to the Humanities
BIOL 198 Principles of Biology OR PSYCH 110
General Psychology**
UHP 189 Honors First-Year Seminar (section C)

*Students interested in this CAT Community only need to enroll in BIOL 198 or PSYCH 110, not both.
**Students do not enroll in Honors sections for BIOL or PSYCH.

2. Well-being in Practice (residential -- Boyd Hall): The path to becoming a healthcare professional is rigorous. Create your essential toolkit for success by learning practical, evidence-based approaches for sustainable well-being as you take two foundational courses for most pre-health curriculums.

CHM 210 Chemistry I
PSYCH 115 Honors General Psychology
UHP 189 Well-being in Practice (section A)

Courses Available by Pre-Established Contract for Honors Credit

Simply enroll in one of the courses below and then review and sign onto the pre-established Honors contract in Canvas (in the University Honors Program module).

Supplemental note for incoming students: you will not have access to the Honors module in Canvas until late Summer 2026, so just contact us at ksuhonors@ksu.edu after you enroll in the course, and tell us what course you are interested in contracting. We will help you from there.

 

ANTH 220 Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 16196	LEC	3	MTW	11:30 - 12:20	Myers 210	Klembara

 

ANTH 260 Introduction to Archaeology

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 14586	LEC	3	TU	2:30 - 3:45	EH 015	Klembara

 

ANTH 312 Museums, Cultures and Collaborations

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 17634	LEC	3	M	2:30 - 5:20	Waters 041	Falcone

 

ANTH 314 Introduction to the World's Religions

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 17627	LEC	3	MWF	12:30 - 1:20	Waters 348	Wesch
ZA - 16199	LEC	3	Online			Wesch

 

ANTH 380 Introduction to Human Evolution

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 17633	LEC	3	MWF	1:30 - 2:20	TBA	Klembara

 

ANTH 516 Ethnomusicology

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
B - 17629	LEC	3	MWF	10:30 - 11:20	WA 350	Falcone

 

ART 195 Survey of Western Art History I

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 12983	LEC	3	TU	2:30 - 3:45	W 114	Dow

 

ASI 655 Behavior of Domestic Animals

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
01B - 10157	LAB		F	2:30 - 4:20	Call 205	Hulbert
A - 10158	LEC	3	MW	2:30 - 4:20	Call 205	Hulbert

 

BIOL 398 Principles of Genetics

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 10252	LEC	4	MWF	8:30	AK 120	Asano, Schrick
01R - 10251	REC		T	8:30	AK 221	Asano, Schrick
02R - 10250	REC		T	9:30	AK 231	Asano, Schrick
03R - 10249	REC		T	1:30	AK 231	Asano, Schrick

 

CLSCS 309 Ancient Comedy, Satire, and Jokes

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
16169	LEC	3	TU	11:30 - 12:20	EH 201	McCloskey

 

CLSCS 501 Classical Literature in Translation/The Trojan War

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 16349	LEC	3	MWF	9:30 - 10:20	EH 224	Marzluf

 

COT 480 Professional Conduct, Ethics and Analysis (Summer 2026)

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
SA - 11596	LEC	3		Distance		Rebecca Barrett-Fox
This course is associated with the Salina campus.

 

COT 480 Professional Conduct, Ethics and Analysis (Fall 2026)

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
TA - 12964	LEC	3		Online		Rebecca Barrett-Fox
Course is associated with the Salina campus.

 

DEN 160 College of Engineering Orientation

All 8 sections of DEN 160 are eligible to add the pre-established Honors contract (sections not listed here in the interest of space). Important note: students completing the contract form should list Dr. Bailey Brown as the instructor regardless of who is assigned to teach their specific section.

 

DEN 161 Engineering Problem Solving

All 14 sections of DEN 161 are eligible for the pre-established contract option (sections not listed here in the interest of space). Important note: students completing the contract form should list Dr. Bailey Brown as the instructor regardless of who is assigned to teach their specific section.

 

EDCI 110 Foundations of Education

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 12874	LEC	3	T U	2:30 - 3:45	BH 343/344	Messer, Alberto
B - 12875	LEC	3	T U	9:30 - 10:45	BH 343/344	Messer, Alberto
C - 12876	LEC	3	T U	11:30 - 12:45	BH 343/344	Messer, Alberto
D - 12877	LEC	3	T U	1:05 - 2:20	BH 343/344	Messer, Alberto
Some seats in Section A reserved for CAT Community students.

 

EDCI 315 Educational Psychology

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 10573	LEC	3	MW	8:05-9:20	BH 344	Intriago
B - 14618	LEC	3	MW	9:30 - 10:45	BH 344	Intriago
C - 16106	LEC	3	MW	11:30-12:45	BH 344	Intriago
ZA - 13172	LEC	3		Distance		Intriago

 

EDCI 320 Core Teaching Skills

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 12878	LEC	3	MW	8:30-9:20	BH341	Myers
B - 12879	LEC	3	MW	9:30- 10:20	BH341	Myers
C - 15161	LEC	3	MW	11:30 - 12:20	BH 341	Myers
ZA - 13299	LEC	3		Distance		Myers
ZB - 15183	LEC	3		Distance		Myers

 

EDEL 414 Teaching Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Learners

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 10602	LEC	3	TuTh	8:05-9:20	BH 108	Espinoza
B - 11774	LEC	3	TuTh	9:30-10:45	BH 108	Espinoza
ZA - 15350	LEC	3	Online			Perez

 

ENGL 302 Technical Writing

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
SA - 10682	LEC	3	MWF	1:30	STC 124	Barrett-Fox, Jason
SB - 10681	LEC	3	MWF	12:30	STC 124	Barrett-Fox, Jason
TA - 11590	LEC	3	Online			Barrett-Fox, Jason
Course is offered through the Salina campus

 

ENTRP 340 Business Innovation and the Entrepreneurial Mindset

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
F - 12982	LEC	3	TU	11:30 - 12:45	BB3043	Duke
Some seats reserved for CAT Community participants.

 

ENVD 203 Survey of the Design, Planning and Community Development Professions

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 10722	LEC	1	Th	2:30 - 3:20	S 0057	Farmer
C - 16989	LEC	1	Th	2:30 - 3:20	Seaton East 2133	Gibson

 

ENVD 204 Studio Seminar

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 12540	SEM	1	T	2:30-3:20	S 0057	Farmer
B - 14084	SEM	1	T	2:30-3:20	S 0057	Farmer
C - 14085	SEM	1	T	2:30-3:20	S 0057	Farmer
D - 14086	LEC	1	T	2:30-3:20	S 0057	Farmer
Sections B-D associated with particular CAT Communities

 

ENVD 250 History of the Designed Environment I

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 10723	SEM	3	MWF	11:30 - 12:20	S 0057	Winston

 

FNDH 132 Basic Nutrition

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 10876	LEC	3	MWF	12:30 - 1:20	Kedzie 004	Oberrieder
ZA - 13227	LEC	3	Online			Oberrieder

 

FNDH 600 Public Health Nutrition

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 10894	LEC	3	MW	8:05 - 9:20	JU 164	Hoss-Cruz
ZA - 13261	LEC	3	Online			Hoss-Cruz

 

FREN 520 Introduction to French Literature (19th Century - Present)

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 17714	REC	3	TU	11:30 - 12:45	TBA	Antonioli

 

Fundamentals of Global Food Systems Leadership

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
GENAG 225
A - 16693	LEC	3	TuTh	2:30 - 3:45	LSP 113
B - 13533	LEC	3	MWF	10:30 - 11:20	LSP 123
ZA - 16682	LEC	3	Online
LEAD 225
A - 14046	LEC	3	MWF	10:30 - 11:20	LSP 123
B - 16135	LEC	3	TuTh	2:30 - 3:45	LSP 113
ZA - 16211	LEC	3	Online

 

GEOG 340 Natural Resources

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
ZA - 13776	LEC	3	Online			Moley

 

GWSS 105 Introduction to Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
D - 12840	LEC	3	TU	2:30-3:45	Leasure 010	Poll
Some seats reserved for a particular CAT Community

 

GWSS 325 Queer Studies/Concepts, History and Politics

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 12608	REC	3	W	3:55-6:45	Leasure 001	Levitt

 

HIST 595 French Revolution 1789 - 1815

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 17383	LEC	3	TU	9:30 - 10:45	C 209	Brandom

 

KIN 310 Measurement and Research Techniques in Kinesiology

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
01B - 10984	LAB		U	11:30 - 1:20	JU 146	Pettay
02B - 11896	LAB		F	8:30 - 10:20	JU 146	Pettay
03B - 12383	LAB		W	3:30 - 5:20	JU 146	Pettay
04B - 12384	LAB		T	11:30 - 1:20	JU 146	Pettay
05B - 12385	LAB		M	8:30 - 10:20	JU 226	Pettay
ZA - 13923	LEC	4		Distance		Pettay
A - 12386	LEC	4	MWF	10:30 - 11:20 a.m.	JU 163	Pettay

 

LATIN 101 Latin I

Section	Type	CR	Days	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 17613	STD	4	MWF	11:30 - 12:20	TBA	McCloskey
B - 16170	STD	4	MWF	1:30 - 2:20	EH 226	McCloskey

 

LATIN 301 Intermediate Latin-Prose

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 12750	STD	3	MWF	10:30-11:20	EH 226	McCloskey

 

LEAD 450 Capstone in Leadership

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
D - 10614	SEM	3	TU	1:05 - 2:20	LSP 127	Kiunga
E - 16214	SEM	3	MWF	10:30 - 11:45	LSP 126	Kiunga

 

MANGT 220 Principles of Management

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
E - 15704	LEC	3	TU	1:05 - 2:20	BB 1078	Lhuillier
F - 12523	LEC	3	TU	8:05-9:20	BB1070	Morenz
G - 12522	LEC	3	T U	9:30-10:45	BB 1070	Morenz
I - 15788	LEC	3	TU	2:30-3:45	BB 1092	Lhuillier
ZA - 13386	LEC	3		Distance		Morenz
ZB - 15703	LEC	3		Distance		Lhuillier

 

MANGT 596 Business Ethics and Corporate Citizenship

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 11028	LEC	3	TU	9:30 - 10:45	BB 2101	Lhuillier

 

MKTG 250 Introduction to Marketing

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 11164	LEC	3	TU	8:05 - 9:20	BB3082	Moylan
B - 11163	LEC	3	TU	9:30 - 10:45	BB 3082	Moyland
F - 12376	LEC	3	TU	8:05 - 9:20	BB 1078	Brotton
G - 12256	LEC	3	TU	9:30 - 10:45	BB 1078	Brotton
H - 12377	LEC	3	TU	1:05 - 2:20	BB 1070	Brotton
I - 12506	LEC	3	TU	2:30 - 3:45	BB 1070	Brotton

 

PFP 105 Introduction to Personal Financial Planning

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
B - 11865	LEC	3	MWF	9:30 - 10:20	Justin 163	Seay
ZA - 13358	LEC	3	Online	1st 8 weeks		Rollins-Koons
ZB - 13359	LEC	3	Online	2nd 8 weeks		Rollins-Koons

 

PLAN 215 World Cities

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
ZA - 14493	LEC	3	Online			Rishi

 

SOCIO 211 Introduction to Sociology

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
TA - 15395	LEC	3		Distance		Rebecca Barrett-Fox
SA - 16713	LEC	3	MWF	11:30	STC 120	Rebecca Barrett-Fox
These SOCIO 211 sections are associated with the Salina campus

 

THTRE 121 Introduction to Theatre

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 16344	REC	3	MWF	10:30 - 11:20	N 127	Skelton

 

THTRE 130 Introduction to the Art of Film

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 16345	LEC	3	MWF	12:30	N 127	Skelton

 

THTRE 472 Theatre History: Origins to the Renaissance

Sec	Type	CR	Day	Hour	Room	Instructor
A - 15857	REC	3	MWF	1:30 - 2:20	N 127	Skelton