For more than a quarter century the History Department at SUNY Brockport has offered high quality, rigorous graduate training in history to a diverse student body that includes secondary school teachers, those committed to museum, archival, and records management careers; Ph.D. aspirants; and those seeking a career change from a variety of professions. Their one common feature has been a love of history and a desire to study it intensively.
From this site you can explore every aspect of our program --- admissions requirements, faculty expertise, curricular options, course syllabi, the Comprehensive Essay/Examination, the MA thesis and the text of the graduate catalog. You can also learn a little about the history of the College and the MA in History. You might want to click the link entitled "Director", which provides a brief overview of the program and an invitation to contact her for further information.
Learn more about Graduate Studies at SUNY Brockport
For general questions, please contact the Department of Graduate Studies.
Dr. Wakefield interviewed by Ed Hinton for ESPN on NASCAR, Jimmie Johnson, and Chad Knaus
Dr. Moyer on Le Roy Health Crisis & Salem Witch trials
Dr. Macpherson wins prestigious Goveia Book Prize from the Association of Caribbean Historians
History Forum meets in Union Room 187, Wednesdays at 4pm.
A. Macpherson will give the Kutolowski Fellow's Talk on March 7th at 2:30pm. Location TBA.
Meet and Greet the Professors, March 21st, 2:30-3:20 in room 232L of the Brown Bldg.
Robert Marcus Memorial Lecture, April 5, 2012, 7:30 pm, New York Room, Cooper Hall.
