Academics
Kim Schlesinger '11
Major: English and Physics
" The honors program has introduced me to so many topics that now it seems like I can learn anything. That was actually one of the biggest reasons I came to Notre Dame—to mix things up and take a variety of classes. " Read More >
Senior Honors Colloquia
Senior Honors Research Colloquium
The Senior Honors Research Colloqium is a one-credit course that helps seniors develop their honors thesis. Each week, students present their most up-to-date research findings and receive constructive feedback from their peers and the directors of the Glynn Family Honors Program, who facilitate the colloquium.
Senior Honors Moral Problems Colloquium
The Senior Honors Moral Problems Colloquium is a one-credit course that Glynn Family Honors Programs students take during the second semester of senior year.
The course is guided by What’s Wrong, a text by Boonin and Odie. Student teams guide the class through a discussion of moral dilemmas of the twenty-first century, including euthanasia, famine relief, and redistributive taxation.
