2009-2011 - Benedict College

256 ACADEMIC SUPPORT AND ADJUNCT UNITS
MATH 140H Precalculus ................(4credits)
MATH 143H Calculus I .................(4credits)
MUS 233H Music History I .............(2credits)
MUS 220H Music Appreciation ..........(2credits)
REC 331H Leadership and
Group Dynamics ............(2credits)
SOC 339H Cultural Anthropology ........(3credits)
TH 220H Theatre Appreciation. ........ (2credits)
SP 232H Spanish Conversation ........(3credits)
SW 436H Women’s Issues in
Contemporary Society ........(3credits)
HON 220 Argumentation and Debate I . . . (2 credits)
HON 221 Argumentation and Debate II . . . (2 credits)
HON 330 Academic City ..............(3credits)
HON 331 Contemporary Problems
and Issues .................(3credits)
HON 332 Effective Strategies for
Intellectual Independence .....(3credits)
HON 337 Research Strategies. .........(3credits)
HON 338 Research Technology. ........(3credits)
HON 340 International Exploration I .....(4credits)
HON 341 International Exploration II .....(4credits)
HON 440 Honors Internship ...........(4credits)
OAK STREET LIVING AND LEARNING ACADEMIC COMPLEX
A Partnership Between the Division of Academic Affairs and the Division
of Student Affairs
A goal for the School of Honors is to establish a structured and systemic community of scholarship for
the matriculation of Benedict College students. One means in achieving this goal is through the establishment
of the School of Honors Living and Learning Academic Complex. The redesign and implementation
at Oak Street Academic Living and Learning Center is to provide a living and learning facility
with a state-of-the-art residential experience in an academic environment. The School of Honors
Living and Learning Academic Complex focuses on educating Honors Scholars within the context of
a real-world living environment. Thus, students embrace the concept of Learning to Live, Living to
Serve, while students live up to what is to become the motto of the Benedict College School of Honors
“SERVIO”—“I SERVE.” The School of Honors Living and Learning Academic Complex provides
Honors Scholars unparalleled access to the Benedict College honors faculty and administration, to
peers, and to critical community constituents.
ADMISSIONS CRITERIA FOR RESIDENTS
Each resident in the School of Honors Living and Learning Academic Complex must comply with the
School of Honors Code of Conduct and must participate in the structured activities and programs
facilitated by the School of Honors. The School of Honors Living and Learning Academic Complex at
Oak Street will house Honors Scholars in suites or double rooms. High school students who have
been admitted to the Freshman Honors Program may apply for residency in the School of Honors
Living and Learning Academic Complex. Upper division School of Honors scholars are eligible to
apply for residency in the School of Honors Living and Learning Academic Complex on a first come,
first served, basis. Upper division students with a grade point average of 3.0 or better who are not in
the School of Honors may apply directly through the Office of Community Life or with special
approval from the Dean of the School of Honors and with a letter of recommendation from a School
of Honors Faculty member.
The School of Honors Living and Learning Academic Complex features a classroom, a computer
center, a library, a conference suite, study rooms, lounges, a multipurpose room and laundry room.