Here are recent syllabi for a sample of graduate courses offered in the program. Please be aware that these are all “works in progress” and change, sometimes markedly, from year to year as professors teaching the course rotate or as we update the readings, change the organization, alter the assignments, and otherwise modify the course to reflect new developments in the field. Other courses are offered from time to time as well.
I. 600-level Courses: These are exclusively for graduate students and operate in a seminar format:
II. 500-level Courses: These are “swing” courses that include both undergraduate and graduates. They generally enroll larger numbers than the 600-level seminars and operate in a lecture/discussion mode. Special requirements for graduate students, beyond those of the undergraduates, normally apply.
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.
