Updated 3/31/10

Department of History
Summer I, 2010 (4105)
May 12 – June 23, 2010

H105                      American History I  (3 cr.)
13158                    8:00-10:15            MTR                        CA-215           cap. 50     Monroe, E.

H106                      American History II (3 cr.)
3687                       10:30-12:45          MTR                        CA-235             cap. 50        Kaufman-McKivigan, J.

H108                      Perspectives on the World to 1800 (3 cr.)
13159                    10:30-12:45          MTR                            ???                cap. 50     Gondola, C.

H113                      History of Western Civilization I (3 cr.)
5832                       1:00-3:15               MTR                        CA-217           cap. 50         Saak, E.

H114                      History of Western Civilization II (3 cr.)
6189                       10:30-12:45          MTR                        CA-217 cap. 50   Saak, E.

H114                      History of Western Civilization II (3 cr.)
4895                       3:30-5:45               MTW                       CA-215               cap. 50      Cramer, K.

A363                      Survey of Indiana History  (3 cr.)
13160                    6:00-8:15               MTW                       CA-217                  cap. 37   Lantzer, J.  [PT]
Graduate students must register for H511, class # 5795

A326                      American Constitutional History II  (3 cr.)
13161                    10:30-12:45          MTR                        CA-215              cap. 37   Monroe, E.
Graduate students must register for H511, class # 13162

A348                      Civil War and Reconstruction  (3 cr.)
13163                    1:00-3:15               MTR                        CA-235            cap. 37   Kaufman-McKivigan, J.
Graduate students must register for H511, class # 13164

B421                      Topics:  Cultural History of French Impressionism (3 cr.)
4964                       6:00-8:40               R                             HR-191                 cap. 20     Robbins, K.
10:00-1:00            S                         HR-191
Graduate students must register for H509, class # 4318

B426                      Genocide and Its Origins (3 cr.)
13165                    1:00-3:15               MTW                       CA-215                  cap. 37    Cramer, K.
Graduate students must register for H509, class # 5792

K495                      Readings in History (1-3 cr.)
3697                       Authorization by instructor required.
4407                       Permission of Director of Undergraduate Studies required.
5163

H509                      Topics:  Genocide and Its Origins (3 cr.)
5792                       1:00-3:15               MTW                       CA-215                  cap. 5        Cramer, K.

H509                      Topics:   Cultural History of French Impressionism (3 cr.)
4318                       6:00-8:40               R                             HR-191                  cap. 5          Robbins, K.
10:00-1:00            S                        HR-191

H511                      Topics: American Constitutional History II  (3 cr.)
13162                    10:30-12:45          MTR                        CA-215            cap. 5          Monroe, E.

H511                      Topics:  Civil War and Reconstruction  (3 cr.)
13164                    1:00-3:15               MTR                        CA-235       cap. 5          Kaufman-McKivigan, J.

H511                      Topics:  Survey of Indiana History (3 cr.)
5795                       6:00-8:15               MTW                       CA-217                  cap. 5         Lantzer, J.  [PT]

H511  PERM   Topics: History of American Philanthropy (3 cr)
14044                    arr                           arr                           arr                           cap. 20      Grimm, Jr., R
Enrollment limited to those enrolled in the Executive M.A. program in Philanthropic Studies. Runs May 20-Oct. 15, with residential period July 14-20.

H543                      Practicum in Public History (1-3 cr.)
3691                       Arr                           Arr.                          Arr.                          cap. ?         Scarpino, P.

H575                      Graduate Readings in History (1-3 cr.)
3693                       Arr                           Arr                           Arr
Authorization by instructor and Director of Graduate Studies required

H898                      M.A. Thesis (1-6 cr.)
3695                       Authorization by instructor and Director of Graduate Studies required
4444

Department of History
Summer II, 2010 (4105)
June 28-August 9, 2010

H105                      American History I (3 cr.)
3686                       10:30-12:45          MTW                       CA-215                  cap. 50                   Morgan, A.

H106                      American History II (3 cr.)
3688                       1:00-3:15               MTW                       CA-215                  cap. 50                   Morgan, A.

H113                      History of Western Civilization I (3 cr.)
3689                       3:30 – 5:45            MTR                        CA-217                  cap. 50                   Lindseth, E.

H114                      History of Western Civilization II (3 cr.)
5358                       10:30-12:45          MTW                       CA-235                  cap. 50                   Kelly, J.

A304                      United States, 1789-1865 II  (3 cr.)
14672                    6:00 – 8:15            MTR                        CA-235                  cap. 30          Vanderstel, D. (PT)
Graduate students must register for H511, class # 14673
This course examines U.S. history from ca. 1828-1865.

B421                      Topics:  Who Killed Dumbledore?:  Ethics in Modern Britain  (3 cr.)
13167                    1:00-3:15               MTW                       CA-235 cap. 37                   Kelly, J.
Graduate students must register for H509, class # 4855
This course uses Albus Dumbledore, the wizard in J.K. Rowling’s Harry
Potter series and a character who is called upon to make many difficult
ethical decisions, as a springboard to examine popular notions of ethics
in Britain since 1600.

B421                      Topics: The Viking Age (3 cr.)
13168                    10:30 – 12:45       MTR                        CA-217                  cap. 37                 Lindseth, E.
Graduate students must register for H509, class # 13166

K495                      Readings in History (1-3 cr.)
3698                       Arr                           Arr                           Arr
Authorization by instructor required

H509                      Topics:  Who Killed Dumbledore?: Ethics in Modern Britain (3 cr.)
4855                       1:00-3:15               MTW                       CA-235                  cap. 5                     Kelly, J.
See course description for HIST B421, class # 13167

H509                      Topics:  The Viking Age (3 cr.)
13166                    10:30 – 12:45       MTR                        CA-217                  cap. 5                     Lindseth, E.

H511                      Topics:  United States, ca. 1828-1865  (3 cr.)
14673                    6:00 – 8:15            MTR                        CA-235                  cap. 10         Vanderstel, D. (PT)

H543                      Practicum in Public History (1-3 cr.)
3692                       Permission of Director of Public History required                          Scarpino, P.

H575                      Graduate Readings in History (1-3 cr.)
3694                       Authorization by instructor and Director of Graduate Studies required
4486 
4868

H898                      M.A. thesis (1-6 cr.)
3696                       Authorization by instructor and Director of Graduate Studies required