Spring 2025 Seminars Course Title Description Time Hours Room Instructor HON 301 - H1 Toxicity in American Organizations This course investigates toxic behaviors in American workplaces and their effects on individuals, groups, and organizations, equipping students with skills to identify and address toxic leadership and cultures through analysis and practical strategies. T 11:20-12:40 1.0 BAB 106 A. Kea-Edwards HON 301 - H2 History of NASA: Moving Beyond Apollo This course examines the broad social, economic, political, and cultural impacts of aerospace beyond the Apollo program, covering topics like aerospace tourism, race politics, and regional development to enhance critical thinking about NASA's influence on community life and technology's interplay with social patterns. M 3:00-3:55 1.0 FFH 138 B. Odom HON 301 - H3 Human Health in Space This course examines the various factors affecting human health in space, integrating nursing, exercise kinesiology, psychology, biology, and engineering to understand the physical and mental challenges faced by humans beyond Earth's atmosphere.nd representative of the cultures and countries they originate from. W 10:00-10:55 1.0 FFH 138 A. Amiri HON 301 - H4 CRISPR Babies: Human 2.0? This course explores the science and ethics of CRISPR genome editing, examining its history, applications, the controversial case of the first CRISPR-modified human children, and its artistic representations in media like Marvel stories, encouraging critical analysis of its implications in contemporary society. M 11:20-12:15 1.0 SST 004 T. Sysoeva HON 321-H01 Honors ISE 321 Supplement Discuss aspects of engineering economy. This course also "honorizes" ISE 321 for a total of 4 Honors hours. (Pre/Co-requisite: ISE 321) TBD 1.0 TBD TBD HON 201 - H1 Scholarships and Graduate School Prep Learn about graduate school and graduate fellowship application processes. Develop a plan and create drafts of personal essays for getting into graduate programs. Open to freshmen. GPA of 3.75 required. (First 7-week session) TR 1:00-1:55 1st 7 Week Course 1.0 MOR 108 J. Staton