HONORS 020, 030, 040: Honors Activity Classes Honors 020, 030, and 040 each ask you to attend cultural or intellectual activities, such as lectures, seminars, recitals, or performances, or visit sites of cultural and historical importance, such as museums and exhibits. Dr. Paul regularly emails announcements of possible Honors activity events, the CNU portal mentions others, and there are countless posters around campus announcing lectures etc.  Make it your responsibility to be aware of opportunities on- and off-campus.  It is also possible to attend events between semesters or over the summer--and turn in reports when you're enrolled in an activity course.

- Contact the Director - Dr. Paul's Office: Ratcliffe 228 Office Phone: 594-7072 Fax: 594-8870 Email: jpaul@cnu.edu

Requirements

• Attend/visit EIGHT different events/sites and submit a separate report for each.
• 020 ONLY: Read entire Honors Program website and write report on it as described below. Submit no later than the second week of the semester. (This counts as one of your eight reports and is mandatory.)
• At least TWO of the eight reports must be collaborative. Attend events with at least one other person in any of the Activity classes.
• You are responsible to know how many reports you have submitted. Keep copies of all reports until you have received a grade.

Writing Activity Reports

• At the top of each report:
• Identify the event/site
• List students who attended the event
• Include course # of each student (if different)
• Describe/summarize then briefly critique/evaluate the experience.
• Each report should be at least one page long, double-spaced, & must be typed!
• Please do not submit separate reports for collaborative events.

Submitting Activity Reports

• Submit hard copies to Dr. Jay Paul at Ratcliffe 228.
• Fall semester:
• At least two reports are due by the end of each month – September, October, & November
• Spring Semester:
• At least two reports are due by the end of January, February, March, and April

Grading

• 0-credit, pass/fail courses
• A “pass” grade indicates completion of all reports and fulfillment of the above-stated criteria.