UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS
Courses
UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS
DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES
- DS 089: Learning Skills Lab
- DS 090: Developmental Reading
- DS 091: Developmental English
- DS 092: Developmental Mathematics
- DS 093: Academic Support Lab
- DS 094: Academic Support Lab
- DS 094: Integrated English and Reading
- DS 097: Intermediate Reading
- DS 098: Intermediate English
- DS 099: Intermediate Algebra
GENERAL STUDIES
SALLY MCDONNELL BARKSDALE HONORS COLLEGE
- Hon 100: Honors Seminar
- Hon 101: Freshman Honors I
- Hon 102: Freshman Honors II
- Hon 201: Honors Colloquium
- Hon 301: Honors Individual-Basis Studies
- Hon 302: Honors Individual-Basis Studies
- Hon 315: Explorations in Population Health
- Hon 340: Honors Research Methods
- Hon 350: Intro to American Law and Reasoning
- Hon 360: Honors Internship
- Hon 391: Honors Conversations I
- Hon 392: Honors Conversations II
- Hon 399: Special Topics in Honors
- Hon 401: Senior Honors Research
- Hon 402: Senior Honors Research
- Hon 420: Honors Experiential Learning
- Hon 445: Art and the Republic
- Hon 550: Honors Advanced Studies in Law I
- Hon 551: Honors Advanced Studies in Law II
- Hon Thesis: UM Honors Thesis
TRENT LOTT LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
UNIVERSITY STUDIES
- CEL 101: Community Engaged Leadership 101
- CEL 102: From Service to Solutions
- CEL 201: Beginning Capacity Building
- CEL 201: Community Engaged Leadership 201
- CEL 202: Knowing Your Issue
- CEL 301: Planning and Managing Projects
- CEL 302: Building Organizational Capacity
- CEL 310: Community Engaged Leadership Capstone
- CEL 401: Transitioning from College to Career
- CEL 402: Preparing for Civically Engaged Lives
- GLS 396: Global Internship Abroad
- US 111: University Topics Abroad I
- US 201: National Student Exchange I
- US 202: National Student Exchange II
- US 301: Intro to Undergraduate Sci Research
- US 311: University Topics Abroad II
- US 511: University Topics Abroad III
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