These courses fulfill requirements for our unique Franke Honors academic programs.
Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation (BCII)
and Minor in Creative Intelligence and Innovation (CII)
HNRS 270-001: Problems to Possibilities
Instructors: Kat Riesing
Mon/Wed | 9:30 - 10:45 AM | In-person
Build real-world skills such as visualization and modeling techniques by tackling complex problems that society faces every day.
HNRS 271-001: Creative Practice and Methods
Instructor: Kat Riesing
Tues/Thurs | 12:30 - 1:45 PM | In-person
Embark on the collab of the century by engaging in design thinking and risk analysis, solving a complex challenge of a partner organization.
HNRS 370-001: Past, Present, Future of Innovation
Instructor: Jacqueline Melvold
Tue/Thur | 9:30 - 10:45 AM | In-person
Explore the history and potential of innovation in your field through various practical techniques and develop an innovation that addresses a pressing societal issue.
HNRS 393B-001: Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation Internship
Instructor: Kat Riesing
NA | In-person
Designated for students earning internship credit for the Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation (BCII). And for students minoring in the program.
HNRS 470-001: Leading Innovation
Instructor: Erin Paradise
Mon/Wed | 12:30 - 1:45 PM | In-person
Investigate historical movements and leaders to understand catalysts of change and innovation while developing your own framework and plans for leadership.
HNRS 479-001: Innovation Project
Instructor: Jacqueline Melvold
Tue/Thur | 3:30 - 4:45 PM | In-Person
Collaborate across disciplines to tackle tangible challenges our world faces by creating sustainable, innovative solutions.
Health and Human Values (HHV)
HNRS 250-001: Methods in Health & Human Values
Instructor: Victor Braitberg & Lindsey Feldman
Mon/Wed | 12:30 PM - 1:45 PM | In-person
View health and medicine through a multidisciplinary lens, comparing and contrasting life and social sciences approaches to medicine.
HNRS 395M-001: Medicine, Spirituality, & Healing: The Rise and Limits of the Biomedical Scientific Program
Instructor: Hester Oberman
Wed | 2:00 - 3:15 PM | Hybrid
Engage in discussion around diverse social scientific and humanistic topics in health.
HNRS 393A-001: HHV Internship
Instructor: Victor Braitberg
Tues | 5:00 - 7:00 PM | In-person
Designated for students earning internship credit for the Health and Human Values (HHV) minor.
HNRS 498V-001: HHV Senior Capstone
Instructor: Lindsey Feldman & Victor Braitberg
Tue/Thur | 3:30 PM - 4:45 PM | In-person
Senior-level culminating project that synthesizes your HHV minor experience.
Future Earth Resilience
HNRS 150C1-001: Knowledge, Power, Nature
Instructor: Claire McLane
Fully online
Explore the intersection of science, society and sustainability to design actionable change for environmental challenges.
HNRS 219-001: Our Human Footprint
Instructor: Joost Van Haren
Tues/Thurs | 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM | In-person
Learn about the human impact on the planet through hands-on experiences and critical analysis.
Honors Civic Leadership Certificate
HNRS 215-001: Leadership for the Common Good
Instructor: Cheree Meeks
Tue/Thur | 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM | In-person
Discover leadership in the context of shared-power and how shared vision, mobilization and policy change are created.
HNRS 320-001: Ethical Leadership
Instructor: Trevor Grant Hedberg
Tue/Thur | 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | In-person
Examine the role of ethics in civic leadership, exploring value conflicts and integrity and how they shape leadership decisions.
HNRS 393H-001: CLC Internship
Instructor: Trevor Hedberg
TBD| In-person
Internship for CLC students only.