Spring 2020
BCC: Writing 1 (W1) + Multidisciplinary Integration (MI)
CIV 111-112 is a year-long course that satisfies both the BCC Writing 1 and the Multidisciplinary Integration requirements. Completion of the sequence also satisfies two of the five Honors course requirements.
CIV 112 – Unified Composition and Western Civilization I
- 41 – Dr. Herbert (MWF 11-11:50)
- 42 – Dr. Dusenbery (MWF 1-1:50)
BCC: Fine Arts (FA) + Multidisciplinary Integration (MI) or Humanities (HU)
CIV 113-114 is a year-long course that satisfies both the BCC Fine Arts requirement and either the Multidisciplinary Integration requirement or the Humanities requirement. Completion of the sequence also satisfies two of the five Honors course requirements)
CIV 114 – Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization I
- 41 – Dr. Williams (TTH 1:30-2:45)
- 42 – Dr. Williams (MW 3:00-4:15)
- 43 – Prof. Kapanjie (TTH 12:00-1:15)
- 44 Prof. Kapanjie (TTH 3:00-4:15)
BCC: Oral Communication (OC)
COM 103 – The Oral Communication Process
- 40 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 10:00-10:50)
- 41 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 12:00-12:50)
BCC: Global Perspectives (GP)
RLS 336 – Buddhism and Asian Civilizations
- Dr. Getz (MWF 11:00-11:50)
This class has no prerequisites and is open to all students, including freshmen.
BCC: Social and Behavioral Sciences
SOC 100-40 – The Sociological Perspective
- Dr. Whetstone (MWF 10:00-10:50)
BCC: Writing 2 (W2)
ENG 304-40 – Research in Individual Disciplines
- Dr. Conley (TTH 9:00-10:15)
Recommended especially for LAS, CFA, and EHS students.
Note: With special permission and paperwork, the final paper for this course may also be used to fulfill the Honors Jr./Sr. Project requirement if taken during a student’s final three semesters at Bradley.
BCC: Fine Arts (FA)
PHL 350-40 – Art in Human Experience
This class has no prerequisites and is open to all students, including freshmen.
ADDITIONAL COURSES:
BIO 190-40 Biology Freshman Scholars
- Dr. Staubenau (TTH 12-12:50)
Freshman Biology majors with a minimum 30 ACT score may register for this class in the Biology Dept. office in Olin 101.
BIO 505 Topics in Bioethics (3 credit hours)
- Dr. Keith Johnson (Tuesday 1:30-3:50)
Prerequisite: One semester of freshman biology.