Get Advised!
Advisement Day is coming up on Tuesday, October 20. Here are a few important things to keep in mind as you are thinking about your Spring 2027 schedule.
Honors Advisement Plan
On Thursday you should have received an email from Xanthi with details about completing your Honors Advisement Plan (HAP). This is something we are asking everyone to complete. You can also find details about this on Canvas.
Xanthi is an amazing resource for you, so make sure you get your Honors Advisement Plan submitted by the deadline in order to receive feedback before you register on Oct 26th
Honors Advisement Day Meetings
Honors will be hosting two advisement meetings on Advisement Day, Tuesday, October 20. Both meetings will take place in the MSC, Ballrooms.
- 3:30-4:15pm - First Year Students (open to upperclassmen as well) - We will provide information about registering for classes using Stellic, reminders of honors requirements, upcoming Honors Opportunities, and answer any questions you might have.
- 4:30-5:00pm - Graduating Seniors (FA26 & SP27) Others welcome to attend as well. - we will be providing information about Honors graduation (finishing up your requirements, applying for graduation, Bestow the Stole, etc) and how to leverage your Honors experience after graduation.
Join us for one of these meetings to ask questions you might have or reach out directly to one of the Honors staff and we would be happy to help.
Reminder: There are no classes on Advisement Day!
HON Courses
As you are planning your path to graduation, don't forget to check out some of the Honors Courses available to you. There are many honors options to choose from over Winterm, Spring, and even Summer.
Winterm 2027:
ANTH 220HON – Cultural Anthropology
Social and Behavioral Sciences (SBS)
January 4 - January 23, 2027
This class is fully online, asynchronous!
Enrollment for Winterm is open so sign up now
Spring 2027:
We have a whole list of HON courses to choose from. View the full course list here. Themes for ENGL 102HON can be found on our Courses & Advising page.
Summer 2027:
Looking ahead to try and map out your course plan? We will be offering an Arts & Humanities (ARHU/HA) course this Summer so save that requirement if you are planning to take a Summer course. The exact course is TBD.
As always, you can find all of our Honors Course information on the "Courses & Advising" section of our Honors StoutCloud page.
The Great Greek Road Trip 2027
The Honors Great Greek Mythic Adventure is up and running for Spring 2027! There are two components to this awesome study abroad experience in Greece:
- A class during Spring 2027 on Greek Myths (HIST 295HON – History of Greek Myth in the Mediterranean World) which satisfies Stout’s Arts & Humanities (ARHU/HA) and Global Perspectives (GP) requirements. This is a 3 credit class that runs the full semester.
- A 1 credit study abroad credit (HIST 131 – Landscape of Greek Myth) over Spring Break (March 11-21) where you will be spending 10 days chasing myths, monsters, and history over the most beautiful parts of the Peloponnese and Greek mainland.
More information about the study abroad component can be found on the program overview page which will outline the itinerary as well as the costs.
Applications are open now with a deadline of November 15th. (Space is limited)
Feel free to email Dr. Chris Freeman with any questions you might have (freemanc@uwstout.edu)
Remember: All study abroad experiences can count for an honors point. Check out the full list of Study Abroad experiences.
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