Hendrix offers several course experiences for pre-approved Odyssey credit (assuming student completion of all requirements). These classes delve deeper into the Odyssey category, providing an intense and rewarding experiential learning opportunity. Some courses are not approved for Odyssey credit simply as they stand, but such credit is available only if the student opts to do an extra module of work.

Students must sign up for credit either with an individual Statement of Intent or on a class roster provided by the Odyssey Office. This must be done before the start of finals.

Note: Please visit www.hendrix.edu/odyssey for the most up-to-date versions of these lists, which reflect any changes after our publication deadline. Courses with temporary Odyssey coding for this academic year are noted with an asterisk.

Humanities

ARTS

200, Beginning Painting AC

210, Beginning Sculpture AC

220, Printmaking: Woodcut AC

250, Beginning Photography AC

280, Ceramics: Handbuilding AC

360, Intermediate Drawing AC

LATI

410, Advanced Readings/Research in Latin Literature UR

ENGL

203, Creative Writing: Poetry AC

204, Creative Writing: Fiction AC

301, Creative Writing: Non-Fiction AC

304, Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction AC

497, Senior Thesis Seminar UR

MUSA (Please note that you must be enrolled for two semesters in the same activity to receive Odyssey credit for MUSA courses.)

200, Chamber Orchestra AC

200, Choir AC

200, Wind Ensemble AC

300, Applied Music (Lessons) AC

400, Applied Music (Lessons, Intensive Study) AC

MUSI

370, Composition I AC

PHIL

201, Topics: Ethics in the Face of Poverty SW*

497, Senior Thesis UR

RELI

497, Senior Colloquium UR

TART

100, Intro to Theatre AC

120, Voice, Articulation, and Text Reading AC

130, Shakespeare and Performance AC

140, Beginning Acting AC

150, Stage Movement and the Alexander Technique AC

210, Script into Performance: Text Analysis AC

220, Theatre Practicum AC/PL

240, Intermediate Acting: Modern Scene Study AC

260, Theatre Production: Scenery and Lighting AC

280, Theatre Production: Costume and Make-up AC

290, Beginning Playwriting AC

340, Advanced Acting: Classical Styles AC

390, Advanced Playwriting AC

392, Special Topics in Design AC

393, Special Topics in Performance AC

430, Stage Directing AC

450, Production Design AC

497, Senior Seminar AC

A-30, Dance Ensemble AC

DANC

DANC 160, Reading and Writing Dance: An Introduction AC

DANC 215, Modern Dance Technique AC

DANC 216 Ballet Dance Technique AC

DANC 217, Jazz Dance Technique AC

DANC 325, Choreography AC

Natural Sciences

BIOL

480, Field Ecology GA

399 or 499, Independent Research UR

CHEM

450, Directed Research UR

CSCI

397, Cross-Disciplinary Project SP

497, Senior Seminar UR

MATH

195, Mathematical Problem Solving SP (must enroll for four semesters)

497, Senior Seminar UR

PHYS

450, Directed Research UR

Social Sciences

ANTH

300, Ethnographic Methods UR

302, Archaeological Methods UR

315, Linguistic and Cognitive Anthropology SP* (Spring 2010)

360, Globalization and Transnationalism UR

497, Advanced Research/Practicum UR/SW

BUSI

497, Corporate Strategy SP

ECON

497, Economic Research UR

EDUC

330, Children’s Literature, P-4 SW

375, Research and Measurement in Education UR

402, Teaching P-2, Reading SW

403, Teaching P-2, Language Arts and Writing SW

404, P-2 Literacy Practicum SW/UR

461, Student Teaching Secondary, 7-12 PL

471, Student Teaching, P-12 PL

482, Student Teaching, P-4 PL

HIST

497, Advanced Research and Writing UR

KINE

410, Directed Research UR

POLI

282, Model United Nations PL

306, Arkansas Politics: Practicum PL

497, Senior Research Seminar UR

PSYC

150, Comparative Animal Behavior in the Tropics GA (Maymester)

380, Psychology Practicum PL

400, Psychology of Gender UR

480, Advanced Research UR

SOCI

335, Sociological Research Methods UR

410, Picturing Society: Readings in Social Thought UR

497, Advanced Research/Practicum UR/SW

Interdisciplinary Programs

AMST

401, Seminar in American Studies UR

LBST

420, Transitions: A Facutly/Student-Guided Seminar SP

Modules approved for Odyssey Credit

(Modules require additional work beyond the normal class requirements. Please consult the listed professor for more information about the module.)

ECON

400, Econometrics and Forecasting (Stanley) UR

PHIL

250, Philosophies of India (Schmidt) GA

260, Philosophies of China and Japan (Schmidt) GA

270, Environmental Philosophy (Schmidt) SW

POLI

220, American Political Parties and Elections (Barth) PL

*=temporary course coding