Spots are still open in: HIST 348: American Intelligence from the American Revolution to 9/11 (Prof. Mary Laurents) MTuWF 9-12:10 Lecture (in person) Course History 348 focuses on the...
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History students, If you have not been advised and cleared to register for Spring semester, plan on coming to end of semester advising hours: Wed 12/4 (today) 5:15-7 with Prof. Ritschel...
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Fall Semester 2019 Open Advising Hours: History Department, Fine Arts Bldg. Monday 11:00-12:00Prof. Froide Rm 513 Monday1:30-3:00 Prof. Oyen in Asian Studies Dept Rm 549 ...
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Come join the Department of History on Wednesday, September 4th from 11:45am to 1:00pm for pizza and drinks! Come see your classmates and professors! Find out about the History major...
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SPRING 2019 Master's in Historical Studies Graduates: Piechowiak, Kayla "An Exhibit of Women, By Women, But for Women?: The Limits of Interpretation at the Smithsonian" Advisor: ...
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Congratulation to Ms. Carla Ison, who you know as the welcoming face and voice of the History department. She has won the inaugural Staff Achievement Award from the College of Arts,...
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Read here about what the undergraduate and graduate students and the faculty in History have been up to over the last year.
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Congratulations to Professor Constantine Vaporis who has just published Samurai: An Encyclopedia of Japan's Cultured Warriors (ABC-CLIO, 2019). The samurai were an aristocratic class of...
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HISTORY IN THE NEWS SERIES: Come join us for a conversation led by Professor Dan Ritschel ON "BREXIT: What is it? Why is it Happening? Why is it Important?" MONDAY APRIL 1ST, NOON,...
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History Department Advising Guidelines As of Fall 2018 the History Department changed the format for undergraduate major and minor advising for advanced course registration. Instead of meeting...
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