• Micah Hester, Chair, Department of Medical Humanities & Bioethics, UAMS
• Christina Kamis, Center for Demography of Health and Aging, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Jeremy Lusk, Professor of Physics, University of Central Arkansas
• Sharon Mason, Professor of the Philosophy of Science, University of Central Arkansas
• Chris Nelson, Professor of Biomedical Engineering, University of Arkansas—Fayetteville
• Curt Rom, Dean of the Graduate School and International Education, University of Arkansas—Fayetteville 
• Jessica Scott, Professor of Environmental Dynamics, University of Arkansas—Little Rock
• Marc Scott, Professor of Supply Chain Management, University of Arkansas—Fayetteville
• Trish Starks, Professor of Medical History, University of Arkansas—Fayetteville
• Audie Key Thompson, Professor of Chemical Engineering, University of Arkansas—Fayetteville

• Students may choose a one-hour or three-hour option for HNRC 300VH.
• The one-hour forum involves attending the daily lectures from Honors Arkansas faculty, submitting questions the evening before the lecture, and writing a blog post or a LinkedIn article.
• The three-hour forum consists of daily lectures, submitted questions, and afternoon breakout seminars (noon-2 p.m.) on each subject.
  Students who choose the three-hour option partner in teams with faculty research experts.
• Participants in the three-hour seminar write a final analysis centered on one of the themes covered in the forum.

All University of Arkansas—Fayetteville honors students who select the three-hour option will receive 3 hours of honors credit. Additional credit options:

Fulbright College 

• Natural science colloquium credit
• Social science colloquium credit
• Biology major philosophy requirement
• Philosophy major and minor elective credit

Walton College

• Honors colloquium credit