These are the classes the Clark Honors College offers through the 2025-26 academic year. These courses are tentative and subject to change. They will be finalized at a later date.
Fall 2025
For all course TIMES and LOCATIONS, visit the UO Class Schedule site for Fall 2025.
HC 101H - Codes and Ciphers: The Cryptographic Imagination | 4 | Corinne Bayerl |
HC 101H - Media Unfiltered | 4 | Nicole Dahmen |
HC 101H - The Art and Science of Human Flourishing | 4 | Kate Mondloch |
HC 101H - Poetry of Black Liberation | 4 | Courtney Thorsson |
HC 101H - Making Space for Our Stories: Immigrant and Refugee Experiences of Coming to America | 4 | Yalda Asmatey |
HC 101H - Global Issues | 4 | Ellen Fitzpatrick |
HC 101H - Human Care and Intimacy | 4 | Tobin Hansen |
HC 101H - Deep Dive | 4 | Dare Baldwin |
HC 101H - Misinformation | 4 | Nicole Dudukovic |
HC 101H - Science of Zombies | 4 | Marisa King |
HC 101H - Exploration STEAM | 4 | Kristen Rahilly |
HC 101H - Biodiversity | 4 | Jesse Wilson |
HC 101H - "Wait, What Do You Mean?" | 4 | Lizzy LeRud |
HC 101H - Identity Documents | 4 | Marcel Brousseau |
HC 221H - "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead:" Narratives of Retribution and Revenge | 4 | Ulrick Casimir |
HC 221H - Poetics of Failure | 4 | Gantt Gurley |
HC 221H - Ecoliterature | 4 | Barbara Mossberg |
HC 221H - Writing Crime on the Border | 4 | Marcel Brousseau |
HC 231H - Oral Advocacy and Argumentation | 4 | Trond Jacobsen |
HC 231H - Civil Rights in Higher Education | 4 | Jessica Price |
HC 231H - Reform, Repression, and Revolution | 4 | Larissa Stiglich |
HC 231H - Japan: History, Memory, Empire | 4 | John Leisure |
HC 241H - Pick Your Poison | 4 | Lindsay Hinkle |
HC 241H - Geology of Campus | 4 | Kristen Rahilly |
HC 241H - The Habitable Earth | 4 | Jesse Wilson |
HC 241H- Making Food with Microbes | 4 | Milo Cummings |
HC 241H - Environmental Problem-Solving | 4 | Jean Faye |
HC 277H - Thesis Orientation | 2 | Yalda Asmatey Nicole Dahmen Marisa King Lizzy LeRud Larissa Stiglich |
HC 301H - The Natural Environment | 4 | Jean Faye |
HC 301H - Theory of Myth | 4 | Gantt Gurley |
HC 301H - Hazardous Waste | 4 | Michael Moffitt |
HC 301H - Creative Research | 4 | Christopher Michlig |
HC 301H - Experiential Anatomy and Somatic Therapies | 4 | Lydia Van Dreel |
HC 421H - Lie to Me: Techniques in Prose Fiction | 4 | Ulrick Casimir |
HC 421H - Louis Armstrong: The Sound of a Century | 4 | Brian McWhorter |
HC 421H - Slime and Sliminess | 4 | Christopher Michlig |
HC 421H - Emerson, Einstein, and ?: Transformational Leadership for the 21st Century | 4 | Barbara Mossberg |
HC 421H- Apply Design Thinking and Design Research to Creative Problem Solving | 4 | Steve Boswell |
HC444H / 421H - Black Feminist Literature | 4 | Courtney Thorsson |
HC 444H/421H - Music and Identity | 4 | Lydia Van Dreel |
HC 431H - Psychology of Fascism | 4 | Robert Mauro |
HC 434H / 431H - Asia Urbanism: Japan, China, and Korea in the 20th Century | 4 | John Leisure |
HC 431H - Religion, Money, and Climate Change | 4 | Jeff Schroeder |
HC 431H - Cooperative Game Theory: An Investigation of Fairness Principles | 4 | Anne van den Nouweland |
HC 431H- Launching New Ventures | 4 | Peter Thorsson |
HC 434/431H- The Disease Chasers: Foundation of Epidemiology and Global Health | 4 | Ellen Fitzpatrick |
HC 441H - Public Writing Seminar: Neuroscience Journalism | 4 | Nicole Dudukovic |
HC 444H / 441H - Flint Water Crisis | 4 | Lindsay Hinkle |
HC 441H - Bread 101 | 4 | Karen Guillemin |
HC 441H - Listening to Earth | 4 | Leif Karlstrom |
HC 477H – Thesis Prospectus | 2 | Kristen Rahilly Daphne Gallagher Michael Moffitt Brian McWhorter Tobin Hansen Ulrick Casimir |
Winter 2026
For all course TIMES and LOCATIONS, visit the UO Class Schedule site for Winter 2026.
HC 199H - Intro to Mindfulness | 1 | Kate Mondloch |
HC 199H - From Honors to Internships: Becoming an Intern and Securing a Future | 1 | Tobin Johnston |
HC 221H - "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead:" Narratives of Retribution and Revenge | 4 | Ulrick Casimir |
HC 221H - Black Women’s Short Fiction | 4 | Courtney Thorsson |
HC 221H - 12,000 Colors | 4 | Christopher Michlig |
HC 221H - Gender in Greco-Roman World | 4 | Lowell Bowditch |
HC 221H - Exploration and Media, or Explore-Encounter-Exploit | 4 | Marcel Brousseau |
HC 221H - Poetry's AI | 4 | Lizzy LeRud |
HC 221H - Velocity of Gesture | 4 | Brian McWhorter |
HC 231H - Medicine, Health, and Storytelling | 4 | Yalda Asmatey |
HC 231H - Pursuing Happiness | 4 | Nicole Dahmen |
HC 231H - Migrant Belongings | 4 | Tobin Hansen |
HC 231H - Oral Advocacy and Argumentation | 4 | Trond Jacobsen |
HC 231H - Africa's Environment, Health and Development | 4 | Jean Faye |
HC 231H - Environmental Change and Disease | 4 | Ellen Fitzpatrick |
HC 231H - Japan: History, Memory, Empire | 4 | John Leisure |
HC 241H - Making Food with Microbes | 4 | Milo Cummings |
HC 241H - Thinking and Deciding | 4 | Robert Mauro |
HC 241H - Urban Birding (Avian Ecology) | 4 | Marisa King |
HC 241H - Psychoactive Drugs: Neurons to Neighborhoods | 4 | Christina Karns |
HC 241H - Geology of Campus | 4 | Kristen Rahilly |
HC 277H - Thesis Orientation | 2 | Nicole Dahmen Marisa King Lizzy LeRud Larissa Stiglich Lindsay Hinkle |
HC 301H - "Build My Gallows High:" Written and Cinematic Noir | 4 | Ulrick Casimir |
HC 301H – Data Storytelling: Data Analysis, Visualization, and Storytelling with R | 4 | Jesse Wilson |
HC 301H - Autobiographical Memory | 4 | Nicole Dudukovic |
HC 301H - Stories and Maps | 4 | Marcel Brousseau |
HC 301H - The Local and the Global | 4 | Larissa Stiglich |
HC 399H: The CHC Alumni Project: Networking in Media and Communications | 2 | Elizabeth Raisanen |
HC 410H - The “American Experiment” in Representative Democracy at 250: Can it Survive? | 1 | Peter DeFazio |
HC 421H - Memoir | 4 | Barbara Mossberg |
HC 421H - What's Opera, Doc? | 4 | Lydia Van Dreel |
HC 421H - Thinking Like the Sun: Adventures in Empathic Imagination/Encounters with the Unthinkable | 4 | Barbara Mossberg |
HC 434H / 421H - The Black Atlantic: Literature, History, Theory | 4 | Elizabeth Bohls |
HC 434H / HC 431H - Asia Urbanism: Japan, China, and Korea in the 20th Century | 4 | John Leisure |
HC 444H / 431H - Program Design and Evaluation in Public Service | 4 | Ellen Fitzpatrick |
HC 431H - Foster Equitable and Resilient Food Systems Through Planning and Community-Based Approaches | 4 | Yizhao Yang |
HC 434H / 431H - Gendering Germany | 4 | Larissa Stiglich |
HC 444H / 431H – The Justice System | 4 | Michael Moffitt |
HC 444H / 431H - The People of Oregon: Immigrants, Refugees and Society | 4 | Yalda Asmatey |
HC 441H - Psychological Science and Law | 4 | Robert Mauro |
HC 441H - Ecophysiology and Extreme Environments | 4 | Marisa King |
HC 441H - Public Writing Seminar: Public Science | 4 | Dare Baldwin |
HC 441H - Changing Landscapes | 4 | Kristin Rahilly |
HC 444H/ 441H - Microbiomes and Society | 4 | Milo Cummings |
HC 477H - Thesis Prospectus | 2 | Kristin Rahilly Tobin Hansen Corinne Bayerl |
Spring 2026
For all course TIMES and LOCATIONS, visit the UO Class Schedule site for Spring 2026.
Summer 2026
The following courses are tentative and could be subject to change. They will be finalized at a later date.
+ HC 444/441: Class will fulfill Natural Science colloquium and US: Difference, Inequality, and Agency requirements. If Natural Science has already been fulfilled, course will meet both elective colloquium and US: Difference, Inequality, and Agency requirements.
++ HC 444/421: Class will fulfill Arts and Letters colloquium and US: Difference, Inequality, and Agency cultural literacy requirements. If Arts and Letters has already been fulfilled, course will meet both elective colloquium and US: Difference, Inequality, and Agency requirements.
* HC 444/431: Class will fulfill Social Science colloquium and US: Difference, Inequality, and Agency requirements. If Social Science has already been fulfilled, course will meet both elective colloquium and US: Difference, Inequality, and Agency requirements.
** HC 434/431: Class will fulfill Social Science colloquium and Global Perspectives requirements. If Social Science has already been fulfilled, course will meet both elective colloquium and Global Perspectives requirements.
~ HC 434H/421H: Class will fulfill Arts and Letters colloquium and Global Perspectives cultural literacy requirements. If Arts and Letters has already been fulfilled, course will meet both elective colloquium and Global Perspectives requirements.
