Thesis Classes

Thesis Orientation & Development

This page preserves the most essential documents from the two honors thesis classes. Students need access to these documents for the 18 months they are working on their thesis/senior project.

Documents

HNR 325, Thesis Orientation, Syllabus, Fall 2023

Honors Committee Evaluation Criteria

Thesis Proposals, January 2023 and February 2023

HNR 351, Thesis Development, Syllabus, Spring 2023

Presentations

Types of Thesis Projects

Thesis Structure and Project Design

Literature Review (Scholarly Contextualization) Presentation

Tips and Warnings Presentation

Honors Program

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