Syllabi for graduate courses (HIST 200-299)

Spring 2013

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HIST 200. History and Theory

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HIST 201. Interpreting World History

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HIST 202. Interpreting U.S. History

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HIST 203. Public History Principles and Techniques

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HIST 209A. Research and Writing in US History

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HIST 209B. Research and Writing in the History of the American West

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HIST 209C. Research and Writing in World History

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HIST 280A. Reading Seminar in African or Asian History

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HIST 280B. Reading Seminar in Ancient or Medieval European History

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HIST 280C. Reading Seminar in Modern European History

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HIST 280Z. Reading Seminar: Topics in World History

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HIST 281A. Reading Seminar in Colonial or Early US History

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HIST 281B. Reading Seminar in Nineteenth Century US History

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HIST 281C. Reading Seminar in Modern US History

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HIST 281Z. Reading Seminar: Topics in United States History

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HIST 282A. Research Seminar in Public History

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HIST 282B. Archives and Manuscripts

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HIST 282C. Oral History

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HIST 282D. Museum Studies

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HIST 282E. Historic Preservation

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HIST 282F. History and Memory

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HIST 282Z. Special Topics in Public History

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HIST 400. The Teaching of History in College

 

Last updated: 01/28/2013