DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

H105 American History I (3 cr.)

Students enrolled in the above section must also enroll in one of the following discussion sections.

H106 American History II (3 cr)

Students enrolled in the above section must also enroll in one of the following discussion sections.

H108 Perspectives on the World to 1800 (3 cr.)

H109 Perspectives on the World Since 1800 (3 cr.)

Students enrolled in the above section must also enroll in one of the following discussion sections.

H113 History of Western Civilization I (3 cr.)

For the above section, students must also enroll in: (COAS Course #_____, Section #_____ (1 cr.), 1:00-2:15, T, CA-226 (Cap. 25)

Graduate students must enroll in H511.

Graduate students must enroll in H511.

Graduate students must enroll in H511.

This class surveys women=s historical experiences in the United States from settlement to the present. It will present women=s history as an integral part of US history and as a unique subject of historical inquiry.

Graduate students must enroll in H511.

This class will explore how popular culture has reflected and influenced significant developments in 20th century American history as well as changing understandings of class, race, and gender. The class will investigate examples of popular culture ranging from music, television, and movies to advertising, sports, and amusement parks.

Graduate students must enroll in H511.

Graduate students must enroll in H511. ASee also American Studies@

This is a seminar-type class that will emphasize reading and discussion on the meaning and role of rights in American legal and constitutional history.

Graduate students must enroll in H509.

Graduate students must enroll in H509.

Graduate students must enroll in H509.

Graduate students must enroll in H509.

This class will examine the peoples who occupied the British Isles before the Anglo-Saxons arrived and the subsequent evolution of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Besides general material, students will read and write papers in areas of their particular interests and will share responsibility for related class discussions.

Graduate students must enroll in G585

This section is for undergraduates; graduate students should enroll in H547. Consent of instructor required.

Graduate students must enroll in H509.

Students will prepare research papers on aspects of the history of Indiana during the years of the Great Depression, New Deal, and World War II.

By arrangement with Instructor. Section Authorization.

GRADUATE COURSES

For Executive MA students only. By consent of instructor only.

H543 Practicum in Public History (1-4 cr.)

H546 History of Science & Technology II (3 cr.)

H547 Special Topics in Public History: Historic Preservation (3 cr.)

H575 Graduate Readings in History (cr. Arranged)

By arrangement with Instructor. Permission of Director of Graduate Studies required.

H699 Colloquium: Comparative History (4 cr.)

H720 Seminar: Modern Western Europe (4 cr.)

H750 Seminar in United States History: Twentieth Century African American History (4 cr.)

H898 M.A. Thesis (1-6 cr.)