Fall 2006

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
H105 American History I (3 cr.)
4547		9:00 – 10:15		MW		CA215		Libby, J.
4539		10:30 – 11:45		MW		CA217		Bingmann, M.
4542		3:00 – 4:15		MW		CA217		Balthrope, R.
4541		4:30 – 5:45		MW		CA217		Osborn, E.
4543		9:00 – 10:45		TR		CA217		Monroe , E.
4544		10:30 - 11:45		TR		ET202		Ashendel, A.
4540		12:00 – 1:15		TR		LE100		Krzemienski, E.
4545		1:30 – 2:45		TR		CA217		Krzemienski, E.
4549		4:30 – 5:45		TR		CA235		Ashendel, A.
7461		6:00 – 8:40		M		CA235		Anderson, R.
4546		6:00 – 8:40		T		GNDL		Bodenhamer, D.
Above class meets at Glendale Mall, Room 2006.
4548		9:00 – 11:40		S		CA217		Vanderstel, D.
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H106 American History II (3 cr.)
4561		9:00 – 10:15		MW		CA235		Dichtl, J.
26221		1:30 – 2:45		MW		BS2000		Barrows, R. + TA
4552		12:00 – 1:45		MW		LE102		Scarpino, P. + TA
4553		1:30 – 2:45		MW		BS2008		Scarpino, P.
Authorization Required. Class also meets several afternoons on Fridays. Course is part of a School of Education Learning Community . Limited to Social Studies Education majors and Elementary Education majors. Class will combine an examination of the content of the past with hands-on experiences designed to help students develop and refine their abilities to teach history and social studies. On Friday afternoons, there will be a number of mandatory field trips to local museums, historical sites, and organizations.
4550		10:30 – 11:45		MW		CA235		Little, M.
4555		4:30 – 5:45		MW		CA215		Anderson, R.
4551		10:30 – 11:45		TR		CA235		Krzemienski, E.
4559		12:00 – 1:15		TR		CA215		Robertson, N.
7462		12:00 ̵ 1:15		TR		CA215		Robertson, N.
For the above section, students must also enroll in UCOL U112, Section 6577. Authorization required.
4560		1:30 – 2:45		TR		BS3011		Ashendel, A.
Authorization Required. Class also meets several afternoons on Fridays. Course is part of a School of Education Learning Community . Limited to Social Studies Education majors and Elementary Education majors. Class will combine an examination of the content of the past with hands-on experiences designed to help students develop and refine their abilities to teach history and social studies. On Friday afternoons, there will be a number of mandatory field trips to local museums, historical sites, and organizations.
4554		3:00 – 4:15		TR		CA215		Buelow, P.
4556		6:00 – 8:40		R		CA217		Lantzer, J.
4557		6:00 – 8:40		W		CA217		Anderson, R.
4558		12:00 – 2:40		S		CA215		Vanderstel, D.
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H108 Perspectives: World to 1800 (3 cr.)
26227		1:30 – 2:45		MW		CA235		Clasby, D.
6374		1:30 – 2:45		TR		CA235		Clasby, D.
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H109 Perspectives: World 1800 to Present (3 cr.)
6376		10:30 – 11:45		MW		NU108		Mirkova, A.
4562		12:00 - 1:15		TR		CA217		Clasby, D.
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H113 History of Western Civilization I (3 cr.)
4563		12:00 – 1:15		MW		CA217		Clasby, D.
4564		1:30 – 2:45		MW		CA215		Lindseth, E.
4565		9:00 – 10:15		TR		CA235		Saak, E.
4566		9:00 – 10:15		TR		CA235		Saak, E.
This is an Honors section. Authorization required. Call Honors program 274-2314.
4567		12:00 – 1:15		TR		CA235		Saak, E.
4568		6:00 – 8:40		T		CA235		Burton , E.
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H114 History of Western Civilization II (3 cr.)
4569		10:30 – 11:45		MW		CA221		Ohren, D.
4570		12:00 – 1:15		MW		BS2000		Kostroun D., +TA
4571		1:30 – 2:45		MW		CA217		Kelly, J.
4572		3:00 – 4:15		MW		BS2005		Ohren, D.
4573		10:30 – 11:45		TR		LE02		Lindseth, E. & TA
7843		10:30 – 11:45		TR		LE02		Lindseth, E.
The above section is a Learning Community Class. Authorization required.
4574		12:00 – 1:15		TR		CA221		Cramer, K.
4576		1:30 – 2:45		TR		CA215		Cramer, K.
4575		3:00 – 4:15		TR		CA235		Lindseth, E.
6375		6:00 – 8:40		R		CA235		Mirkova, A.
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H217 The Nature of History (3cr.)
4577		6:00 – 8:40		W		CA235		Bingmann, M.
Core requirement for students in Museum Studies and Social Studies Education. Also an excellent introduction for anyone majoring and minoring in History, teaching History, or for those who want to know more about the possibilities of doing History in a variety of settings. This course has a service learning component.
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UPPER LEVEL HISTORY COURSES
A325 American Constitutional History (3 cr.)
26712		9:00 - 11:40		F		CA215		Monroe , E.
Class will meet at the Federal Court House, downtown, for some of the scheduled class times. Graduate students must register for H511, class 6379.
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A348 Civil War and Reconstruction (3 cr.)
26173		1:30 – 2:45		MW		CA221		McKivigan, J
Graduate students must register for H511, class 4580.
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A363 Survey of Indiana History (3cr.)
26174		10:30 – 11:45		MW		CA215		Barrows, R.
Graduate students must register for H511, class 6381.
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A421 Topics in United States History, American Military History (3 cr.)
4536		6:00 – 8:40		T		CA215		Foley, W.
Graduate students must register for H511, class 7465.
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A421 Topics in United States History Religion in Early America (3 cr.)
4537		3:00 – 4:15		MW		CA221		Witzig, F.
Class focuses on the interplay between religion and range of social and political issues, such as slavery, the Enlightenment, and reform, through the Early Republic . Graduate Students must register for H511, class 7514.
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A421 Topics in United States History , America in the 1950s (3 cr.)
26228			4:30 – 5:45		MW		CA235		Gantz, R.
Graduate students must register for H511, class 26229.
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B310 Britain Since 1688 (3 cr.)
7525		12:00 – 1:15		MW		CA235		Kelly, J.
Graduate students must register for H509, class 7524.
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B352 Age of Chivalry, 1000 – 1500 (3 cr.)
26189		3:00 – 4:15		TR		CA221		Saak, E.
Graduate students must register for H509, class 26218.
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B357 Modern France (3 cr.)
26217		9:00 10:15		MW				Kostroun, D.
Graduate students must register for H509, class 4579.
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B361 Europe in the 20^th Century (3 cr.)
26190		9:00 – 10:15		TR		CA221		Cramer, K.
Graduate students must register for H509, class 7518.
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D314 Soviet Social and Cultural History
26219	12:00 – 1:15			MW		CA215		Ohren, D.
Graduate students must enroll in H509, class 26220.
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H412 Historic Preservation
26201		6:00 – 8:40		T		UL2115G		Scarpino, P.
Permission of instructor required in order to enroll in H412. Graduate students must register for H547, class 7523. Class addresses the history, theory, and practice of historic preservation of the built environment in the United States . Class is highly participatory. Every student will research and write a nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. Students must also master basic, descriptive architectural terminology.
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J495 Proseminar for History Majors, Biography (3 cr.)
6562		4:30 – 7:05		T		IHS		Monroe , E.
Class meets at the Indiana Historical Society. This course examines biographies over the last three centuries, with special emphasis on American works of the last one hundred years. Extensive reading and writing will be required, including a 25-30 page research paper.
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GRADUATE HISTORY COURSES
H500 History of Historical Thought (4 cr.)
4578		6:00 – 8:40		R		CA537		Kelly, J.
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H509 European History , Britain II (3 cr.)
7524		12:00 – 1:15		MW		CA215		Kelly, J.
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H509 Age of Chivalry, 1000 – 1500 (3 cr.)
4579		3:00 – 4:15		TR		CA221		Saak, E.
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H509 Modern France (3 cr.)
26218	9:00 – 10:15