The Honors Humanities Project-H2P-presents qualified students at the University of Arkansas with a four-semester sequence of courses devoted to an integrated understanding of the world culture as a whole. Rather than reading the Iliad in World Literature, viewing slides of the Parthenon in Art History, and discussing Pericles in World Civilization, students now have a single course whichsynthesizes literature, history and the arts.
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Team taught by the most exciting and renowned professors of the Humanities
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Intense study of five carefully chosen source works
Monuments, literature, sculpture, historical events, films
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Devotion to five major themes per semester
Power, the sacred, society, vision and knowledge
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Unconventional approach to history and historical events
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Emphasis on reading and writing
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Eligibility:
Minimum high school GPA: 3.5
Minimum ACT/SAT score: 30 / 1320
Students who fall slightly below the required ACT composite requirement but have a 30 or above in reading and English may also be eligible for ernollment into H2P.
The completion of each semester of H2P replaces an Honors Humanities Core Requirement:
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| HUMN 1114H |
HIST 1113H |
| HUMN 1124H |
WLIT 1113H |
| HUMN 2114H |
HIST 1123H FNAR 3 hours |
| HUMN 2124H |
WLIT 1123H HUMN Colloquium |
Contact Sidney Burris in The Fulbright College Honors Program or David Fredrick in the Fulbright College Humanities Program
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