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  • History 5315B | Queer History: GLBT Histories in the United States

    Field | United States History

    This course examines the histories of different sexual minorities from the colonial era to present, though the majority of the course focuses on the twentieth century, to explore the rise of the modern lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender identities, politics, and culture. 

  • History 5318F | European Fascisms and Historical Memory

    Field | European History & Public History

    This course compares historical and contemporary manifestations of fascism in Europe. It considers how the historical memory of fascism has impacted historical memory of the past, contemporary movements, legal structures, museums, and other historical monuments in Europe today.

  • History 5351D | Politics & Society of Postwar America, 1945-Present

    Field | United States History

    This course will explore the interaction of political, economic, and social forces in the years following the Second World War. Emphasis will be placed on analyzing the interdependent relationship between political structures, social movements, and economic circumstances. 

  • History 5361 | Historiography and Methods

    Field | Core Curriculum

    A general introduction to key concepts, approaches, and challenges involved in reading, researching, and writing history at the professional level.

  • History 5367 | US Era of Civil War and Reconstruction

    Field | United States History

    A seminar that examines the history of the causes, course, and consequences of the American Civil War and the efforts to reconstruct the American Nation in its aftermath.

  • History 5371 | The Practice of Public History

    Field | Public History

    A seminar addressing the definition, evolution, and philosophy of public history.

  • History 5375A | Documentary Film

    Field | Public History

    The use of film & video in public programming; research & produce documents.

  • History 5375I | Heritage in a Global Context

    Field | Public History

    Heritage management is the interdisciplinary approach to the preservation, protection, and public use of the historical record. This course examines definitions and approaches within a global context. Theory and practice will be analyzed through case studies and real world examples. Current issues, sustainability and maritime issues/practices will be included. 

  • History 5398 | General Research Seminar

    Field | Core Curriculum

    A seminar designed to enhance research and writing skills in history. May be repeated for credit as topic varies.

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