History

Goals

To further the analytical examination of evidence based on a sound historical methodology
To develop frames of reference that will enable the student to view himself or herself in relation to mankind, and his or her historical knowledge in relation to other disciplines
To enrich and expand the student personally and civically through knowledge of the Western heritage upon which democratic society is built
To emphasize the continuity of society in all its forms and to be aware of the process and the necessity of change
To prepare the concentrator for: graduate study; law school; a teaching career in history; or public service-related professions, such as civil service, journalism, legal research, and insurance.

Requirements

Core Curriculum: BA Requirements (credits)

Concentration

All concentration requirements must be taken in addition to core requirements.


HIST 108	Global History to 500 C.E.	3
HIST 109	Global History 500-1700	3
HIST 203	American History to 1820	3
HIST 204	American History, 1820-1920	3
HIST 205	American History Since 1920	3
HIST 208	Global History, 1700-present	3
HIST 351	History Seminar I	3
HIST 451	History Seminar II	3
Four history electives, including at least one course in non-Western history		12
POLS 103	Introductory Politics	3

Recommended

Principles of Geography

Other Requirements

Secondary Certification (Grades 7-12)

For teacher certification requirements in History/Social Studies, see School of Education.

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