The Wesleyan Scholars Honors Program supports the University mission because, through both the University Honors Program seminar sequence and Departmental Honors programs, students are given personal attention and are given "the freedom to pursue independent thought and exercise intellectual curiosity." The honors program also creates a unique learning environment within the larger institution so that students are encouraged to "pursue individual excellence," and "to think clearly and creatively." The interdisciplinary nature of the University Honors Program also supports the liberal arts foundation of the University.
Participate in either or both University Honors (as a University Scholar) or Departmental Honors (as a Wesleyan Scholar).
Upon successful completion of either or both programs the student will receive Honors recognition on their diplomas.
The University Honors Program (University Scholars) consists of four (4) two-hour honors seminars taught in consecutive semesters.
WSP 1211 Predators and Prey: Human and Horse Relationships, What Horses Tell Us About Ourselves Instructors: Dr. John Hall
WSP 2211 Media Bias Instructor: Dr. Linda Carroll
WSP 1212 Killer Chemistry: Deadly Elements and the People Who Use Them Instructor: Dr. Philip Pelphrey
WSP 2212 Apocalypse: An Examination of the End of Civilization in Film, History and Literature Instructor: Dr. Timothy Grammer
Admission to University Honors:
The Committee on Honors Programs at Texas Wesleyan University will award three $1000 scholarships annually. These scholarships will be renewable for an additional year provided the student maintains a GPA of 3.5 or higher.
Application Process: Interested students should submit an essay of a minimum of 1000 words that describes how the Honors Program has influenced your perspective of your place as a citizen of the world. Submission Information
Each student seeking to enroll in Departmental Honors will need to complete the application for Departmental Honors.
At the completion of the program, students will need to submit a reflective essay. This essay is meant to be a reflection of your experience in the Departmental Honors Program and should include the following:
Please submit the essay to Dr. Elizabeth H. Battles, Director of the Wesleyan Scholars Honors Program (ebattles@txwes.edu), by Friday, May 3, 2013.
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