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 will automatically be entered in the Odyssey database when they enroll in a course that has been pre-approved for Odyssey credit. Credit is awarded upon the completion of the course with a grade of a “C” or better (or “CR” for courses taken for credit only). If you are requesting credit for a module, please discuss expectations and requirements with the course instructor and submit a Statement of Intent Form.
Humanities
ARTS
160, Beginning
Drawing AC
180, Beginning
Ceramics: Handbuilding AC
200, Beginning
Painting AC
201, Beginning
Painting-Landscape AC
202, Beginning
Painting-Materials and Techniques AC
203, Beginning
Painting-Color AC
205, Fabulous It’s
Film AC
210, Beginning
Sculpture AC
250, Beginning
Photography AC
261, Intermediate
Drawing-Creating Space AC
262, Intermediate
Drawing-Large Figure Composition AC
270, Digital Art AC
ASIA
205, Food,
Nutrition, and Health in Asia SP
DANA
A30, Dance Ensemble
AC
DANC
160, Reading and
Writing Dance: An Introduction AC
215, Modern Dance
Technique AC
216 Ballet Dance
Technique AC
217, Jazz Dance
Technique AC
ENGC
301, Creative
Writing: Non-Fiction AC
303, Creative
Writing: Poetry AC
304, Creative
Writing: Fiction AC
306, Exploring
Nature Writing AC
307, Writer as
Witness AC
390, Creative
Writing: Special Topics AC
403, Advanced
Creative Writing: Poetry AC
404, Advanced
Creative Writing: Fiction AC
413, Literary
Hybrids AC
490, Creative
Writing: Special Topics AC
497, Creative
Writing Senior Thesis Seminar AC
ENGL
497, Senior Thesis
Seminar UR
FREN
480, French
Capstone/Advanced Research UR
GREE
410, Advanced
Readings & Research in Greek Literature UR
LATI
395, The Vulgate SP
410, Advanced
Readings/Research in Latin Literature UR
MUSA (Please note
that you must be enrolled for two semesters in the same activity to receive
Odyssey credit for MUSA courses; please see below for MUSA 300-coded modules.)
200, Chamber
Orchestra AC
200, Choir AC
200, Wind Ensemble
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
TART
100, Intro to
Theatre AC
140, Beginning
Acting AC
150, Movement for
Theatre AC
260, Theatre Production:
Scenery and Lighting AC
275, The Art of
Stage and Properties Management AC
280, Theatre
Production: Costume and Make-up AC
290, Beginning
Playwriting AC
295, CAD: Computer
Aided Drafting AC
390, Advanced
Playwriting AC
450, Production
Design AC
497, Senior Seminar
AC
Natural Sciences
BCMB
498, Independent
Research UR
399 or 499,
Independent Research UR
BIOL
108, Tropical Field
Botany GA
112 Natural History
of the New World GA
465, Molecular
Evolution and Bioinformatics UR
480, Field Ecology
GA
399 or 499,
Independent Research UR
CHEM
450, Directed
Research UR
CSCI
235, Intelligent
Robotics SP
397,
Cross-Disciplinary Project SP
497, Senior Seminar
UR
HESC
499, Independent
Research UR
MATH
195, Mathematical
Problem Solving SP (must enroll for four semesters)
497, Senior Seminar
UR
PHYS
450, Directed
Research UR
Social Sciences
ANTH
205, Food,
Nutrition and Health in Asia SP
300, Ethnographic
Methods UR
360, Globalization
and Transnationalism UR
480, Advanced
Research Practicum UR
497, Advanced
Research and Writing UR
BUSI
497, Corporate
Strategy SP
ECON
497, Economic
Research UR
HIST
201, Doing History
SP
345, Issues in
Archives and Public History SP
365, Designing
History Games UR/SP
450, Advanced
Research and Writing UR
POLI
2xx, Animals,
People and Ecosystems SP
283, Model United
Nations PL
290 Topics in
American Politics: Cradle to Prison Pipeline GA (Fall 2019)
306, Arkansas
Politics: Practicum PL
PSYC
150-A, Comparative
Animal Behavior in the Tropics GA
2xx, Animals,
People and Ecosystems SP
380-C, Psychology
Practicum PL
400-C, Psychology
of Gender UR
480-C, Advanced
Research UR
481-C, Advanced
Research UR
482-C, Advanced
Research UR
483-C, Advanced Research
UR
484-C Advanced
Research UR
SOCI
255, Gender in Film
and Television UR
306 Exploring
Nature Writing AC
335, Sociological
Research Methods UR
365, Picturing
Society: Readings in Social Thought UR
480, Advanced
Research Practicum UR
497, Advanced
Research and Writing UR
Interdisciplinary Programs
AMST
386, A Capital
Odyssey SP
401, Seminar in
American Studies UR