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Our Graduates

Anne Francois, a History major in the Class of 2010, has been accepted into the master’s program in International Affairs at the New School for Social Research.

Overview

Flowing from the mission of the College of Saint Elizabeth, the mission of the History Department is to provide a curriculum and a learning environment that will foster students' awareness, appreciation, and understanding of the past, in the expectation that such knowledge will better enable students to comprehend present and future events, trends, and conditions.

History


Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in History

  • HIS100 Survey of American History (4)
  • HIS110 Survey of Global History I (4)
  • HIS115 Survey of Global History II (4)

Three 200-level courses, taken in the following manner: one course from the American History group, one course from the Regional History group, and one Elective course from either group.  (12 credits)


American History

  • HIS215 American Economic History
  • HIS230 History with Film
  • HIS235 African-American History
  • HIS245 American Women’s History
  • HIS250 Special Topics in American History


Regional History

  • HIS255 Latin American History
  • HIS261 The Middle East 
  • HIS271 African History 
  • HIS265 Asian History 
  • HIS270 Special Topics in European History 
  • HIS300 Readings in American History (4)
  • HIS315 Readings in Global History    (4)
  • HIS495 History Internship   (2)
  • HIS490 History Capstone Seminar (2)

 

Requirements for a Minor in History

  • HIS100 Survey of American History (4)
  • HIS110 Survey of Global History I (4)
  • HIS115 Survey of Global History II (4)
  • 200-level course (4)
  • 300-level course (4)
    • HIS211 Medieval Studies
    • HIS255 Latin American History
    • HIS261 The Middle East
    • HIS265 Asian History
    • HIS271 African History
    • HIS275 The Holocaust

Total: 20 credits

Samantha Insetta, ’13, Works with the Museum of Jewish Heritage to Transform the World

Samantha Insetta, ’13, Works with the Museum of Jewish Heritage to Transform the World

Posted on April 22, 2013 History major Samantha Insetta, '13, learns how to make a difference through her Lipper Scholarship at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, a Living Memorial to the Holocaust, in New York.

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