Syllabus Archive
The syllabi included here are for general reference only: Students should make sure to get the most up-to-date syllabi for their classes each semester.
- HIST 53-001: First-Year Seminar: Traveling to European Cities: American Writers and Cultural Identities, 1830–1930 (Kramer)
- HIST 073—On the Train: Time, Space, and the Modern World (Bryant)
- Hist 108—Introduction to Early Medieval History (Bull)
- HIST 110/AMST 110—Native North America (DuVal)
- HIST 120—Sport and American History (Andrews)
- HIST 125—The Social History of Popular Music in 20th-Century America (Brundage)
- HIST 127—History of the United States to 1865 (DuVal)
- HIST132–Modern Southeast Asia (Fogg)
- HIST 133—Introduction to Chinese History (Tsin)
- HIST 135—History of the Indian Subcontinent to 1750 (Flatt)
- HIST 140–The World Since 1945 (Aydin)
- HIST 190—Global Evangelicalism (Morgan)
- HIST 220 – The Olympic Games: A Global History (Andrews)
- HIST 238—The American Revolution, 1763-1815 (DuVal)
- HIST 240 – Introduction to Mexico: “A Nation in Four Revolutions” (Radding)
- HIST256H — France since 1940 (Spring 2023) (Reid)
- HIST 260—East Central Europe from the Eighteenth Century to the Present (Bryant)
- HIST 266/PWAD 266–Global History of Warfare (Lee)
- HIST 278 – The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Spring 2015 (Lindsay)
- HIST 292—Human Rights in the Modern World (Morgan)
- HIST 292—Global Evangelicalism (Worthen)
- HIST 292H—Histories of Prague (Bryant)
- HIST 292H—Early English Exploration and Colonization (Lee)
- HIST 305–Elizabeth I and her World: Gender, Power, and the Beginnings of the Global (Bull)
- HIST 320/ARTH 330–Art, History and the Modern Museum (Sherman)
- HIST 351/PWAD 351—Global History of Warfare (Lee)
- HIST 355—American Women’s History to 1865 (DuVal)
- HIST 362 – Baseball and American History (Andrews)
- Hist 398—Modern London: The Imperial Metropolis (Pennybacker)
- HIST 398—Travel and Politics in Eastern Europe (Bryant)
- HIST 398 – Undergraduate Seminar in History: Seeing the Past: Eyewitness and Autobiographical Narratives since the Middle Ages (Bull)
- HIST 398—Undergraduate Seminar in History: Cultural Identities in Colonial America (DuVal)
- HIST 398—Undergraduate Seminar in History: Environmental History in Global Perspective (Radding)
- HIST 398—Undergraduate Seminar in History: Sin and Evil in Modern America (Worthern)
- HIST 489H – Financial Crisis (Waterhouse)
- HIST 490H—Topics in the History of the British Empire (Pennybacker)
- Hist 529 2016 History of Mexico 1750-1870 (Radding)
- HIST 538–The Middle East and the West (Aydin)
- HIST 561—The American Colonial Experience (DuVal)
- HIST 571/FOLK 571—Southern Music (Ferris)
- HIST 585 – Race, Basketball, and the American Dream (Andrews)
- HIST 691H—Honors in History (DuVal)
- HIST 692H—Honors in History (DuVal)
- HIST 726—Colloquium in U.S. History to 1788 (DuVal)
- HIST 783—Introduction to Russian and East European History (Bryant)
- HIST 784—Readings in East European History (Bryant)
- HIST 890—Graduate Readings Seminar in American Economic History and the History of Capitalism (Waterhouse)