Fall 2008

Spring 2009

   Fall 2009

Spring 2010

 

P. Cantrell*

 

HIST 495**

(History of Modern Africa)

 

HIST 341
East Africa: Pre-History to Present

HIST 200

(History of China)

TBA

 

D. Coles

HIST 363

(World War II)

HIST 406

(Old South)

HIST 319

(Archives)

HIST 364

(American Revolution)

HIST 303

(Civil War)

HIST 362

(Vietnam War)

HIST 302

(Early National)

HIST 308

(Diplomatic History)

 

 

D. Geraghty

HIST 465

(History of Early Modern England)

 

HIST 300

(Teaching Methods for Secondary Education)

 

HIST 465

(History of Early Modern England)

HIST 300 (Teaching Methods for Secondary Education)

 

W. Holliday*

 

 

HIST 495**

(South Atlantic World)

Modern Latin America

HIST 325

(History of Latin America)

TBA

 

 

S. Isaac

 

HIST 351

(Medieval Europe)

 

HIST 442

(War & Society Before Gunpowder)

HIST 495

(Conflict in the Modern Middle East)

 

 

 

HIST 202

(History of Islamic Civilizations)

 

N/A

(On Fulbright Leave at the Université de Poitiers)

 

J. Munson

 

HIST 354

(The French Revolution & Napoleon)

 

 

HIST 355

(19th C. Europe)

 

HIST 468

(European Intellectual History)

HIST 358

(France since 1815)

 

M. Yeager

 

 

HIST 495**

(The Cold War in Europe)

 

HIST 360
Soviet Union & Eastern Europe since 1894

HIST 430
History & Politics of European Integration

HIST 356

(20th C. Europe)

 

L. Smith Fergeson

 

HIST 320

(African-American History)

 

HIST 405

(Virginia History)

HIST 305

(Modern America,

1914-1945)

 

HIST 306

(Modern America, 1945 to present)

 

 

D. Welch

 

HIST 301

(American Colonial History)

HIST 316

(Public History)

 

HIST 322

(The American West) 

HIST 318

(Museum Studies)

 

HIST 324

(American Indian

History)

Tentative Course Rotations, Fall 2008 – Spring 2010

History Courses

 

Students: This is a tentative list of courses that will be offered.  The Department and faculty reserve the right to change the schedule.  Refer to the University catalog for course descriptions.  Refer to BANNER or My Longwood for the actual course offerings each semester.    

 

HIST 461 (Senior Seminar) and POSC 461 (Senior Seminar) are offered every semester. 

 

Secondary Education Students: HIST 300 will always be offered in the Spring semester.  If you are planning to do your student teaching in the Spring semester of your last year, then you need to take HIST 300 the year before you student teach.  

 

*These are new faculty members whose course rotations will be developed once they arrive in Fall ’08. 

 

**HIST 495 is a Special Topics course that does not appear in the catalog.  These courses can count as major electives and can count toward major requirements, when the department substitutes it for another course in the catalog.