Trajectory
ABOUT HONORS TRAJECTORY COURSES/HNRS 3501H
These courses help you make the most of your honors experience as you both envision
and prepare for life after you complete your degree. We bring in top faculty and experts
to guide you both in thinking about innovative career areas and in taking concrete
steps toward your chosen goal. These courses look at innovation, the creative process
and industry and also give expert guidance on professional schools and competing for
nationally competitive awards. Each course is one credit hour, which makes it easy
to fit into a busy honors schedule. Please consult individual course pages for more
information.
We share some upcoming Honors College Forums below. For a full listing and descriptions of past Honors College courses, visit our course archive.
Catapult
Honors College Catapult is designed to place ambitious, high-achieving students on
a trajectory toward nationally competitive awards and/or graduate and professional
programs of study. Students in the course will prepare their academic resume, construct
a personal statement, and answer essay prompts, all of which will be consistent with
graduate or professional school admission. Additional topics include studying for
advanced tests such as the Graduate Record Exam (GRE), building a graduate or professional
school timeline, and preparing for interviews.
This course is taught by Suzanne McCray.
Visit the course page to learn more.
HC at Highlands Oncology
The Highlands Oncology Seminar centers on all moving parts of a highly successful medical practice transforming cancer care in Northwest Arkansas. From the founders of Highlands Oncology Group (HOG) to the architects who designed the building to the doctors and nurses treating cancer patients to the social workers who monitor patient wellness to the finance experts who help patients navigate byzantine insurance regulations, this seminar opens a widow on the impact of HOG on our state and region. Students will walk away with an appreciation of how to create a practice, state-of-the-art cancer treatment, equipment, facilities, and research, and philanthropy, business, public relations, and much more.
This course is taught by Patrick Travis, MD.