Tomorrow morning (Tuesday) at 8:00am is your last chance to order tickets to the April Brooks Center Events.

The form will come down at that time and you will no longer be able to request them. Here is the link if you would still like to request a ticket: http://chctickets.weebly.com/

iROAR and Honors Courses How do you know if the course is an honors course in iROAR? The title of the course should have (Hon) in it. Under Attributes it should state Honors Course. See sample of course listing below. SAMPLE of course listing:

From the

It might still feel like winter outside, but April is nearly here--and that means it's almost time to register for Fall classes. As always, we have a great slate of Honors seminars lined up. These courses are open to all Honors students-almost always without prerequisites--and most provide general education credit. On Tuesday, March 26 (tomorrow), please join us in the Holmes basement from 4:00 to 5:30pm for our semi-annual registration kickoff! You'll be able to meet with Honors faculty and learn more about all of our new and continuing courses. Here is the complete Fall list: Literature -- Dr. Jeff Love, "Weird Fiction" (science fiction, horror, and the avant-garde); Dr. Catherine Paul, "The Truth the Dead Know"; and a film course, Dr. Aga Skrodzka-Bates, "America: Land of Opportunities." Non-literature Humanities -- Political Scientist Dr. Colin Pearce examines sphilosopher and others on "The Abyss: Terror, Death, and the Human Condition." Social Science -- Historian Dr. Michael Meng, "The Holocaust: History and Memory"; Economist Howard Bodenhorn, "100 Years of the Federal Reserve" (established in 1913); and yours truly, "FDR and the Legacy of the New Deal." Science, Technology, and Society -- Dr. Vic Shelbourne, "The Clemson Experimental Forest"; Drs. Douglas Shier and Marilyn Reba, "Puzzles and Paradoxes"; and Dr. Leidy Klotz, "Sustainable Engergy." Oral Communication -- Ms. Marianne Glaser and Ms. Ashley Cowden reprise their very popular courses on "Multimodal Communication." Finally, we're delighted to present the winner of last year's Create-A-Course contest, "Einstein for Everyone," taught by Dr. Mark Leising of the Physics Department. Look for information on this year's contest elsewhere in this newsletter! I hope you can attend tomorrow's Registration Kickoff, and I know you'll enjoy and learn a great deal from any of our Honors seminars. Dr. Lasser

Educating Humanity (Hon) - 80155 - HON 1900 - 001 Associated Term: Fall 2013 Registration Dates: Jan 10, 2013 to Aug 27, 2013 Levels: Undergraduate Attributes: Honors Course, Arts & Hum Lit Gen Ed Req, Variable Title

CreateACourse Contest Think you have a great idea for the next new Honors Course? If so, then we have the contest for you. RULES: 1. No more than one entry per student. 2. Up to 10 runners-up as judged by the committee will each receive a $25 University Bookstore credit. 3. The entry judged by the committee to be the best will receive a new Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (valued at $139 or equivalent). Proposals will be judged on: 1. Importance and relevance of the course. 2. Evidence of effort and creativity on the part of the proposer. 3. Potential to attract students 4. Feasibility of offering the course at Clemson. See the attachment for the application and deadlines.

www.clemson.edu/cuhonors/

CUHonors-L@clemson.edu

864-656-4762

SASH Program Are you a current freshman wondering how to best spend your sophomore? Are you interested in hearing from upperclassmen about steps to take towards internships, careers and grand school? If so, then we have a program for you.read below!

Interested in Becoming an Honors Mentor? Then make plans to attend the info session: Where: Holmes multipurpose room When: Thursday March 28th Time: 6:30pm Questions: email Elliott at emappus@g.clemson.edu
www.clemson.edu/cuhonors/ CUHonors-L@clemson.edu 864-656-4762

Calhoun Honors College Create-A-Course Application

Rules
The entry judged by the committee to be the best will receive a New Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (valued at $139, or equivalent). Up to 10 entries as judged by the committee will each receive a $25 University Bookstore credit. No more than one entry per student.

Proposals will be judged on: Importance and relevance of the course Evidence of effort and creativity on the part of the proposer Potential to attract students Feasibility of offering the course at Clemson Entries are due in the Honors Office, 105 Tillman Hall, no later than Monday, April 22, 2013. You may email your entry to Wini Del at wwinkle@clemson.edu or you may bring it by the office. Office hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00am 4:30pm.
Name: CUID: Email:

Title of course proposal (special topics seminar course for honors students):

In no more than 100 words tell us why this topic is significant. Why should this course be offered? How would this course enhance your education?

Suggested list of topics to be covered (remember that there are approximately 14 weeks to a semester):

Suggested list of books, articles or texts to be used:

Suggested faculty member to teach course (please do not contact potential faculty members about teaching this course):