History Minor

Professors: David Doellinger, Patricia Goldsworthy-Bishop, Kimberly Jensen
Associate professors: Elizabeth Swedo, Ricardo Pelegrin Taboada

Mission

Promote a community of scholars dedicated to excellence in teaching, research, professional and community service. This community connects students with the past through a global and comparative perspective and provides them with the tools for critical thinking and analysis that are the foundation of the liberal arts education.

Learning Outcomes

Critically analyze, synthesize and evaluate primary and secondary historical sources.
Engage multiple historical methodologies and multiple sources to produce well-researched written work.
Explain historical developments across multiple cultures and regions.

Core Courses

Choose at least one course from four of the five categories below and three additional electives. A minimum of 16 credits must be upper division.

The History minor should be planned with the help of a History Department adviser. HST 201Z , HST 202Z , and HST 203Z are designated as North American Studies; HST 104 , HST 105 and HST 106 are designated as Comparative/Methods.

History Minor

Mission

Learning Outcomes

Core Courses

Total Credits: 28