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Honors Institute

Honors Courses

Spring 2020 Honors Courses  

 
Searching for Honors Courses during registration is easy: Just logon to CougarWeb, go to the "Look Up Classes" link on your home page, select the semester (i.e. Spring 2019), press the "Advanced Search" button at the bottom of the screen, highlight all of the subjects in the "Subject" box (click the first subject, hold "Shift" and click the last subject), select a specific campus if you like, select "Honors" in the "Attribute Type" box, and then press "Search."


McKinney Campus (CPC)

 

Course

Description

Professor

Days

Times

BIOL 2402
C1H (lecture)
CLH (lab)

Honors Anatomy & Physiology II
What Makes Us Tick? Let’s Look at the Inside Mechanisms of the Human Body


Roberta Cravo


TR


12:00 - 1:50 pm (lab)
2:30 - 3:45 pm (lecture)

 

McKinney Campus (CPC) Online Courses

Course

Description

Professor

ENGL 2328 
WCH

Honors American Literature II (from 1865 - present)
Literature and Film Adaptation

Kristie Lussier

GOVT 2305
WCH

Honors Federal Government
 The Supreme Court: Abortion, Capital Punishment, Free Speech, and the Nature of Race, Class, and Justice in America

William Geisler

GOVT 2306
WCH

Honors Texas Government
We’ve Got (Policy) Issues

Tiffany Cartwright

HIST 1302
WCH

U.S. History II (1865 - present)
American History, American Memory: Our Lives, Our Lies

Melody Miyamoto Walters

PSYC 2301

Honors General Psychology

Michael Rose

 

Frisco Campus (PRC)

 
Course Description Professor Days Times
BIOL 2402.P1H (lecture)
BIOL2402.PHL (lab) 		An Honors Approach to Anatomy & Physiology II:
Get It Together! Hormones, Heart Rate & All Those Crazy Factors Keeping Us from Falling Apart		 Kathleen Kayes-Wandover Lecture: TR
Lab: TR		 Lecture: 11:30 am -
12:45 pm
Lab: 8:30 am -
10:20 am


 

 

 

 

 

Frisco Campus (PRC) Online Courses

Course
Description
Professor
Time
 ENGL 1302.WPH
Write On! The Power of the Academic Pen
 Lisa Forrester
Online
GOVT 2305.WPH
What Are We Losing? Liberties, Rights and Justice in an Uncivil Society
Debra St. John
Online
 HIST 1302.WPH
 Honors US History II: Are We There Yet? A Journey through American Cultural History
Brett Adams
Online

 

Plano Campus (SCC)

 
Course Description Professor Days Times
ECON 2301
 Principles of Macroeconomics
Mea Ahlberg
TR
10:00-11:15AM
ENGL 2341
Forms of Literature
Problems in Children's and Adolescent Literature
Khimen Cooper
MW
12:00-1:15 PM
ENGL 1302
 Composition II
Conflict, Rhetoric, and Resolution 		Kay Mizell MWF 10:00-10:50 AM
GOVT 2304

Introduction to Political Science

Law, Justice and the Holocaust

 Julie Hershenberg MW 2:30-3:45PM
GOVT 2306
Texas Government
Political Science Investigation of Texas Government and Politics
Michael McConachie
M
5:30-8:15 PM
HIST 1302
US History II
Exceptional America (Part 2)
Adrienne Caughfield
MWF
11:00-11:50 AM
HUMA 1301.S1H
Introduction to Humanities I
The African Storyteller
Sean Geraghty
TR
8:30-9:45 AM
HUMA 1301.S2H
Introduction to Humanities I
The City is Your Classroom
Carolyn Perry
R
7:00-9:45 PM
MATH 1314
College Algebra
Steven Sikes
TR
1:00-2:15 PM
MATH 2413 Calculus I Dustin Potter MW

2:30 - 5:15 PM
PHIL 2306
Introduction to Ethics
Ethics During a Zombie Apocalypse
Jeffrey Courtright
MW
1:00-2:15 PM
PSYC 2301
General Psychology I 
Welcome to the World of the Psychological Detective!
Jennifer O’Loughlin-Brooks
TR
11:30-12:45 PM
SPCH 1311
Introduction to Speech Communication
Rhetorical Analysis of Social Media Memes
Jenny Warren
MW
1:00-2:15 PM
 Plano Campus (SCC) Online Courses
ENGL 1301

Composition I

The Rhetoric of Social Class

 Lisa Kirby Online
ENGL 2341
Forms of Literature
Modernism and More: The Short Story and the Novel
Leslie Richardson
Online


Keep an eye on your registration!
The Collin College Honors Institute strives to offer our students a wide variety of courses. Students registering for Honors are among the first allowed to register for classes each semester which is convenient considering honors courses tend to fill up quickly because they are smaller than a regular course (15-18 students). From time to time an honors course may not "make"; like any other course, it may be canceled altogether or converted to a regular course. Please keep an eye on your registration during the two to three weeks prior to the start of each semester. You will be able to see if a course has been converted or canceled and plan your schedule accordingly. Unfortunately, it is impossible for the Honors Institute to contact every student for various changes in the schedule. 
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