Academic Catalog 2018-2019

objective sections of survey exams, and teaching at least one class in a survey course dur- ing the semester. The selected students participating in this internship will acquire some

practical experience in higher education. HIS 4211, 4212, 4213 History Internship

This is a professional and practical internship experience at a museum, historical site, ar- chive, or other historical application. Students will be required to complete all Internship Program requirements as described in the college catalog. In addition, there will be re- quired meetings with the supervising faculty, written responses to the internship experi- ence, a culminating program, and various readings assigned. Students will be responsible for seeking out their own internships; however, faculty will assist with recommending sites if needed. The purpose of this internship is to provide students with work experience in the field of history prior to graduating from the college. Students should meet with history faculty the semester prior to the internship to make arrangements for the internship site. Prerequisites: History Major, Junior or Senior standing. HIS 4501, 4502, 4503 Special Topics A specialized course of study for qualified students, offered on demand. Prerequisite: JR/ SR Standing. HIS 1033 or 1043 or 2013 or 2023 or Instructor’s Permission. HIS 4603 Senior Seminar A capstone course for history majors to be taken during the senior year. Students integrate themes from coursework, explore various historical authors and works, and complete a research project on an historical topic. (On Demand) HONORS PROGRAM (HON) The Bluefield College Honors Program is an interdisciplinary curriculum that provides a stimulating academic environment and intellectual challenge for highly motivated students. Students who complete the Honors Program will receive the designation, “Honors in ____,” inscribed on their transcripts and be recognized as first graduates in the commencement ceremony. • participate in an interdisciplinary junior seminar which integrates various area of knowledge culminating in a significant research project in any area of the student’s interest. • join in an interdisciplinary senior seminar highlighting the landscape of your intellectual odyssey Through the Honors Program, students have the opportunity to: • take exclusive, small specially focused general education seminars

• travel to Washington, D.C. and other urban areas • attend regional and national Honors conferences

Scholarships are available to all Honors students. ADMISSION TO PROGRAM Incoming Freshman: ACT score of 25 or SAT score of 1100 or eligibility for Presidents Scholarship. Submission of the Bluefield College Honors Program application.

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