History Department Graduate Courses, Fall 2004-Spring 2005

Below is a list of past graduate-level courses offered by the History Department. Each course title links to a short description and each professor links his or her faculty profile. If noted, the syllabus and course websites are also available for perusal beginning in Spring 2005.

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Fall 2004
HIST 608	Latin American Historiography 1823-Present	L. Gudmundson	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 621	Modern European Culture: Histories and Theories	C. Rearick	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 654	Race in the U.S. and International Perspective	C. Nightingale	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 659	Public History	M. Miller	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 691P	Introduction to History	B. Laurie/D. Gordon	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 692A	Comparative Scientific Traditions	L. Owens	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 697D	Topics in U.S. Women's History	J. Berkman	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 697J	American Legal History	B. Jones	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 697R	New England / New France	A. Nash	Syllabus	Course Website
Spring 2005
HIST 301	Food and Famine in African History	H. Hanson	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 597	Civil Rights Movement	L. Morgan	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 597N	Comparative Nationalism	S. Platt	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 602	American Historiography Through the Civil War	H.C. Richardson	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 603	Modern American Historiography	D. Glassberg	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 605	Approaches to World History	M. Wilson	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 646	Topics in Early American History	M. Miller	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 697Q	Caribbean Historiography: New Approaches: Old Debates	J. Rausch	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 697V	Cold War America	C. Appy	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 791B	Seminar in U.S. Women and Gender History	J. Berkman	Syllabus	Course Website
HIST 791N	Researching Early New England and New France	A. Nash	Syllabus	Course Website