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Spring 2019

BCC: Writing 1 (W1) + Multidisciplinary Integration (MI)

CIV 112 – (CIV + C1/MI + W1) – Unified Composition and Western Civilization

  • 41 – Dr. Herbert (MWF 11-11:50)
  • 42 – Dr. Dusenbery (MWF 1-1:50)

Continuation course and available only to those who will complete CIV 111 during the Fall semester. Please continue in the same section with the same professor. If you have a conflict, contact the Honors office.

BCC: Fine Arts (FA) + Multidisciplinary Integration (MI) or Humanities (HU)

CIV 114 – (CIV + FA/MI + FA) – Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization

  • 41 – Dr. Tronnes/Brown (TTH 3:00-4:15) WI
  • 42 – Dr. Tronnes/Brown (TTH 12-1:15) WI
  • 43 – Dr. Kampfl (TTH 1:30-2:45)
  • 44 – Dr. Kampfl (TTH 3:00-4:15)

Continuation course and available only to those who will complete CIV 113 during the Fall semester. Please continue in the same section with the same professor. If you have a conflict, contact the Honors office.

BCC: Oral Communication (OC)

COM 103 – The Oral Communication Process

  • 40 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 10-10:50)
  • 41 – Prof. Smith (TTH 1:30-2:45)
  • 42 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 12-12:50)

BCC: Global Perspectives (GP)

RLS 331-40 – Eastern Religions

  • Dr. Fuller (TTH 9-10:15)

HIS 337-40 – Modern Non-Western History and Geography

  • Dr. Gates (T 4:30-7:00)

BCC: Humanities (HU)

PHL 103-40 – An Inquiry Into Values

  • Dr. Greene (MWF 2-2:50)

BCC: Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB)

ECO 100-40 – Introduction to Economics

  • Dr. O’Brien (MW 2-3:15)

BCC: Fine Arts (FA)

PHL 350-40 (FA) – Art in Human Experience

  • Dr. Greene (MWF 1-1:50)

BCC: Writing 2 (W2)

ENG 304-40 – Research in Individual Disciplines

  • Dr. Conley (MWF 10:00-10:50)

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: Multidisciplinary Integration (MI)

LAS 101 – Why are we here?

  • Dr. Katz (MWF 11-11:50)

This class is open to freshmen only. Those who are enrolled in the Fall semester seminar of the same title are not eligible for this course in the Spring semester.

For Bio Majors

BIO 190 – Directed Research

Register for this class in the Biology Dept. office in Olin 101. (You can receive 2 Honors requirements for taking this class two times.)

  • ARR - Staff

Fall 2019

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 111 – 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 113 – Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization I

  • 41 – Dr. Williams (TTH 12:00-1:15)
  • 42 – Dr. Williams (MW 3:00-4:15)
  • 43 – Staff (TTH 1:30-2:45)
  • 44 – Staff (TTH 3:00-4:15) 

BCC: Oral Communication (OC)

COM 103 – The Oral Communication Process

  • 40 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 12-12:50)
  • 41 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 11-11:50)
  • 42 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 10-10:50)

BCC: Global Perspectives (GP)

ANT 101 – The Anthropological Perspective

  • Dr. Hogan (MWF 10-10:50)

PHL 130 – The Three Teachings: An Introduction to the Chinese Traditions

This is a new course at Bradley and sure to be a great one with Dr. Getz: It offers an introduction to the three great intellectual and spiritual traditions of China: Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism.

  • Dr. Getz (MWF 9-9:50) 

BCC: Writing 2 (W2)

ENG 304-40 – Research in Individual Disciplines

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.

  • Dr. Conley (TTH 9:00-10:15)

ENG 306-40 – Business Communication

This course is recommended for students in all colleges, including Engineering.

  • Dr. McBee Orzulak (TTH 10:30-11:45) 

BCC: Humanities (HU)

PHL 103-40 – An Inquiry Into Values

  • Dr. Greene (MWF 2-2:50) 

PHL 130 – The Three Teachings: An Introduction to the Chinese Traditions

This course, also listed in the Global Perspectives area, may be used to satisfy either the HU or GP requirement in the Core Curriculum.

  • Dr. Getz (MWF 9-9:50) 

BCC: Natural Science (NS)

GES 101-40 – Principles of Earth Science

  • Dr. Marino (MWF 9-9:50)

CHM 110-40 – General Chemistry I

  • Dr. Bosma (MWF 8-8:50; TH 5-7 pm) 

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.

ME 101-40 Foundations of Mechanical Engineering

  • Dr. Fakheri (MW 1:00-2:50)