110. Individual and Society I. Lloyd Hall Scholars. (3). (Excl). A maximum of 20 Lloyd Hall Scholars Program credits may be counted toward a degree.
Lloyd Hall Scholars seminar on issues of individual growth and adjustment in the context of the problems and forces experienced in contemporary society. There is a dual emphasis on theoretical understanding and self-knowledge.

112. Studies in Social and Political History I. Lloyd Hall Scholars. (3). (Excl). A maximum of 20 Lloyd Hall Scholars Program credits may be counted toward a degree.
Lloyd Hall Scholars seminar on selected issues in social and political history. This seminar focuses on historical phenomena that hold particular promise for illuminating contemporary issues.

114. Literature and the Arts in Society I. Lloyd Hall Scholars. (3). (Excl). A maximum of 20 Lloyd Hall Scholars Program credits may be counted toward a degree.
The relation of literary and artistic expression to social values; the management of conflict when agendas collide, and the mechanics of values clarification in such instances.

115. Literature and the Arts in Society II. Lloyd Hall Scholars. (3). (Excl). A maximum of 20 Lloyd Hall Scholars Program credits may be counted toward a degree.
Lloyd Hall Scholars seminar in artistic media and their development in the context of the contemporary social order. This seminar often looks closely at more recent trends in the arts and at the development of new media of expression.

125(165) College Writing. (4). (Introductory Composition). A maximum of 20 Lloyd Hall Scholars Program credits may be counted toward a degree.
This course emphasizes argumentative writing and related skills that are needed for success in college work. Various themes are determined by the instructors who come from many different academic backgrounds. This course makes full use of the close living-learning environment of the Lloyd Hall Scholars Program.

150. Focused Studies. Lloyd Hall Scholars. (1-2). (Excl). Offered mandatory credit/no credit. May be repeated for a total of four credits. A maximum of 20 Lloyd Hall Scholars Program credits may be counted toward a degree.
Course and subject matter change each term offered.

151. Focused Studies. Permission of instructor. (1). (Excl). May be repeated for a total of three credits. A maximum of 20 Lloyd Hall Scholars Program credits may be counted toward a degree.
Subject matter changes each term.

152. Focused Studies. Permission of instructor. (2). (Excl). May be repeated for a total of 6 credits. A maximum of 20 Lloyd Hall Scholars Program credits may be counted toward a degree.
Subject matter changes each term.

160. Gateway to the University. Lloyd Hall Scholars. (1). (Excl). Offered mandatory credit/no credit. A maximum of 20 Lloyd Hall Scholars Program credits may be counted toward a degree.
This course supports and focuses the student's ability to navigate the first year journey by acquainting the student with the institution of the University of Michigan. From philosophical, educational, and historical frameworks, this introductory mini-course provides a solid base for beginning the transition from high school to college. All Lloyd Hall Scholars students are expected to enroll in this course. Course dates and times to be arranged.

200. Independent Study. (1-4). (Excl). (INDEPENDENT). A maximum of 20 Lloyd Hall Scholars Program credits may be counted toward a degree.
Lloyd Hall Scholars Independent study.

229/English 229. Technical Writing. Completion of the introductory composition requirement. (4). (HU).
A straightforward approach to the practicalities of writing clear descriptive and explanatory prose whose subject matter is centered on process and sequence.

260. Gateway: Writing About the University. Sophomore standing and participation in the Lloyd Hall Scholars Program. Not open to those who have completed LHSP 160. (1). (Excl). Offered mandatory credit/no credit.
This course combes active community service in Ann Arbor, analysis of that service in a seminar, and a focus on writing about that service. The course is required for sophomore members of the Lloyd Hall Scholars Program.