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History (no concentration)
- Catalogs before 2011 (pdf)
- 2011 Catalog to Present (pdf)
Pre-Law Concentration
- 2008-09 Catalogs & earlier (pdf)
- 2009 & 2010 Catalogs (pdf)
- 2011 Catalog to present (pdf)
Public History Concentration
- 2008-09 Catalogs & earlier (pdf)
- 2009 & 2010 Catalogs (pdf)
- 2011 Catalog to present (pdf)
Teacher Prep: History & Social Science Concentration
- 2008-09 Catalogs & earlier (pdf)
- 2009 & 2010 Catalogs (pdf)
- 2011 Catalog to present (pdf)
- Suggested Course Sequence (pdf)
Fall 2018 – Spring 2020 (Tentative)
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 myLongwood to confirm the actual course offerings each semester.
| Fall 2018 | Spring 2019 | Fall 2019 | Spring 2020 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cantrell | HIST 341 | HIST 200 | HIST 420 | |
| Coles | HIST 307 HIST 363 |
HIST 319 HIST 364 |
HIST 303 |
HIST 302 HIST 308 |
| Fergeson | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD |
| Geraghty | HIST 373 | HIST 300 | HIST 331 | HIST300 |
| Holliday | HIST 241 | HIST 242 HIST 414 |
HIST 345 | HIST 346 |
| Isaac | HIST 351 | HIST 366 | HIST 202 | HIST 351 |
| Kravetz | HIST 375 | HIST 414 | HIST 376 | |
| Munson | HIST 358 | HIST 354 HIST 414 |
HIST 355 | HIST 414 |
| Newton | HIST 4xx | HIST 374 | HIST 352 | HIST 352 |
| Uryadova | HIST 360 | HIST 339 | HIST 330 | HIST3xx |
| TDB | TBD | TBD |
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. Pre-Law Students should note that HIST 455 (cross-listed with POSC 455) is usually only offered in the fall semesters. Plan ahead accordingly when you map out your course schedules.
Special Topics
*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.