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Fall 2009
Please note: This is a tentative list only. Inevitably there will be changes in the proposed curriculum due to leaves, retirements, and the hiring of new members of the department. Students should reconfirm offerings during the pre-registration period of the semester before a course is to be given.
| Foundations Seminars (High Demand, Open to undergraduates only) |
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| Course # | Course Title | Professor Time Block |
| 0090 [Formerly HST. 03] |
The World in Motion: Migration | Ueda 7 |
| 0091 [Formerly HST. 01] |
Seeking Gendered Perspectives, Africa | Penvenne 7+ |
| 0093 [Formerly HST. 01] |
Black Power | Joseph 6 |
| 0096 [Formerly HST. 01] |
Hitler: Biography as History |
Mulholland 5 |
| Research Seminars (High Demand, Graduate Students by special permission only) |
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| Course # | Course Title | Professor Time Block |
| 0193 [Formerly HST. 187] |
Cities in Revolution: The Urban Experience of the American Revolution | Carp 6 |
| 0196 [Formerly HST. 181] |
World War One and its Legacy |
Foster 7 |
| 0197 [Formerly HST. 184] |
Religion and Law in Islamic History | Manz 7 |
| Survey Courses (Open to undergraduates only) |
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| Course # | Course Title | Professor Time Block |
| 0005 | History of Consumption | Baghdiantz-McCabe L+ |
| 0014 [Formerly HST. 71] |
Historical Perspectives on Contemporary Crises in Africa | Penvenne E+ |
| 0017 [Formerly HST. 75] |
The Americas | Winn 10+ |
| 0025 [Formerly HST. 84] |
Antebellum and Civil War America, 1815-1877 | Carp E+ |
| 0028 [Formerly HST. 90] |
Foreign Relations to 1900 | Ekbladh E+ |
| 0040 [Formerly HST. 43] |
China to the Opium War | Lee D |
| 0042 [Formerly HST. 47] |
Japan from Pre-history to 1868 | Leupp E |
| 0046 [Formerly HST. 51] |
South Asia, 1000-2000 |
Jalal G+ |
| 0048 [Formerly HST. 144] |
South Asia and the World | Manjapra J+ |
| 0050 [Formerly HST. 16] |
History of Ancient Greece | Hirsch F+ |
| 0052 [Formerly HST. 39.02] |
Introduction to Christianity | Curtis I+ |
| 0053 [Formerly HST. 10] |
Europe to 1815 | Marrone E+ plus section |
| 0056 [Formerly HST. 20] |
Europe in the High Middle Ages | Marrone K |
| 0062 [Formerly HST. 29] |
Modern Russia | Mulholland D |
| 0064 | Modern France, 1789 to the Present | Foster J |
| 0068 | Modern European Intellectual History (for Fall 2009, register for History 176: Adv Special Top Eur: Modern European Intellectual History) | Manjapra E+ |
| 0076 [Formerly HST. 15] |
Ancient Egypt | Manuelian H+ |
| Thematic Courses (Open to undergraduate and graduate students) |
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| Course # | Course Title | Professor Time Block |
| 0100 | Historical Marxism | Mulholland H |
| 0122 [Formerly HST. 88] |
America and the National Pastime |
Gittleman 6+ |
| 0123 [Formerly HST. 174] |
Industrial America and Urban Society: The Progressive Era to the Great Depression | Ueda F+ block Thursday/Friday 12-1:15 |
| 0126 [Formerly HST. 179.08] |
Religion and U.S. Politics | Curtis E+ |
| 0134 [Formerly HST. 124] |
Tokugawa Japan | Leupp 8 |
| 0150 [Formerly HST. 119.02] |
Ancient Greece/Roman Medicine | Phillips E+ |
| 0153 [Formerly HST. 119.13] |
Martin Luther: Man and Era | Brown J+ |
| 0167 [Formerly HST. 64] |
Medieval Islam |
Manz F+ |
| 0170 | Development as History | Ekbladh 5 |
| 0175 | Islam in the West | Jalal |
| 0176 | Literature and Power in 17th Century France (course will be taught entirely in French) | Hakim E+ |
| Graduate Courses (Undergraduate students by special permission only) |
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| Course # | Course Title | Professor Time Block |
| 0200 | Graduate Historiography | Baghdiantz-McCabe O |
| 0212 | Graduate Colloquium: History and Memory | Winn 6 |
| 0291 | Collections Care and Preservation | Neuman W 6:30-9:30PM |
| 0292 | Museum Studies Internship | Robinson R 6:00-9:00PM |
