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Curriculum

McMullen Scholars Program

  • Honors Humanities I - 901

    This is an honors course for the McMullen Scholars in the integrated Humanities: the arts of literature, painting, music, sculpture, and architecture, and the discipline of philosophy.
  • Honors McMullen Capstone Research Seminar - 903

    This honors course requires the student to demonstrate that he is qualified to graduate as a McMullen Scholar. It is completed in consultation with the Program Director and an individualized Committee of Readers and Mentors.
  • Honors Humanities I - 901H

    This is an honors course for the McMullen Scholars in the integrated Humanities: the arts of literature, painting, music, sculpture, and architecture, and the discipline of philosophy.
  • Honors Rhetoric and Logic - 902

    Honors Rhetoric and Logic is a required course for freshmen in the McMullen Scholars Program. The course concerns the faculty of discovering the means of persuasion for any possible subject. The course touches on highly transferable skills that have been valued by educators since Ancient Greece and Rome. Students will learn what an argument is, how it is crafted, and how it can be utilized. By taking a cross-curricular approach, this course will teach the subjects of rhetoric and logic both as arts and forms of inquiry.
     
  • Honors Rhetoric and Logic - 902H

    Honors Rhetoric and Logic is a required course for freshmen in the McMullen Scholars Program. The course concerns the faculty of discovering the means of persuasion for any possible subject. The course touches on highly transferable skills that have been valued by educators since Ancient Greece and Rome. Students will learn what an argument is, how it is crafted, and how it can be utilized. By taking a cross-curricular approach, this course will teach the subjects of rhetoric and logic both as arts and forms of inquiry.
     

Faculty

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    David Hallman
    Director, McMullen Scholars Program
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