COURSE DESCRIPTIONS BY SEMESTER
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WINTER 2022 Courses
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HIS 215: Long Island History
HIS 216: Latin American Relations
HIS 287: Crime & Criminal Justice in the United States
HIS 302: Global Environmental History
HIS 393 : Soviet Russia
HIS 393: Rebellions, Mutinies, and Mandates: The Second British Empire
SPRING 2022 Courses
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HIS 102: Modern European History, 18th Century - Present
HIS 104: U.S. History Since 1877
HIS 203: Ancient Rome
HIS 206: Europe in the Age of Discovery, 1348-1789
HIS 214: Modern Latin America
HIS 236: The Late Middle Ages (Online)
HIS 241: Nazi, Genocide, and the Holocaust
HIS 251: Europe Since 1945 (Online)
HIS 264: The Early Republic
HIS 289: Wealth and Inequality in America's Corporate Age
HIS 300: Modern Empires
HIS 301: Historical Study of Advertising, Public Relations, and Propaganda
HIS 301.02: Runaways and Kidnappers
HIS 302:Environmental History in Global Perspective
HIS 314: Indigenous-Settler Relations in the U.S
HIS 315: Nazi Empire
HIS 318: Modern European Intellectual History (Online)
HIS 327: The Arts as History
HIS 334: Women, Sex, and Gender in Pre-Modern European History
HIS 362 :Unsettled Decade: The Sixties
HIS 368: Health and Disease in African History
HIS 370: US Social History, 1860-1940
HIS 387: Cuba: Island of Consequence
HIS 392: History of Scotland in Media and Memory
HIS 396: Ideologies of Capitalism
HIS 401: Senior Colloquium - Global Cold War
HIS 401: Senior Colloquium - Conflict and Consensus in U.S. History
HIS 401: Senior Colloquium - Monsters, Mothers, and Heroes: The World of Beowulf
Undergraduate Bulletin
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