| Public History Course Schedule
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The following are courses in public history; additional graduate seminars and courses in history are listed on the Department of History web page. For the description of a course, please click the "Descriptions" link on the left.
Fall 2009
HST 700 Historical Methods (4 credits)
HST 701 Seminar: Revolutionary America (4 credits)
HST 703 Seminar: War in the Western World (4 credits)
HST 710 Introduction to Archives (4 credits)
HST 717-02 Artifact Conservation (2 credits)
Course meets two consecutive Saturdays - October 17 & 24, 2009
HST 717-03 Public History Field Study Practica (2 credits)
Course meets October 3-4, 2009 - extra labs fees apply
HST 725 Introduction to Public History (4 credits)
HST 727 Decorative Arts (4 credits)
Winter
2010
HST 700 Historical Methods (4 credits)
HST 702-01 Seminar: US Women & Social Movements (4 credits)
HST 702-02 Seminar: Religion & Society in Early Modern Europe (4 credits)
HST 708 Seminar: Readings in Material Culture Studies (4 credits)
HST 711 Local History Research (2 credits)
HST
712
Museum
Administration
and Collections (4 credits)
HST
714 Advanced Archival Work (4 credits)
HST
717-01 Documenting Historic Buildings (1 credit)
Course meets on Saturday, February 13, 2009 - location TBD.
HST 717-02 Multimedia Production for Public History (2 credits)
Spring
2009
HST 685 History of Architecture (4 credits)
HST 705 Seminar: U.S. & Revolutionary Latin America (4 credits)
HST 708 Seminar: Comparatives Empires (4 credits)
HST 708 Seminar: Readings in Oral History (4 credits)
HST 712 Museum Administration and Collections (4 credits)
HST 713 Museum Interpretation & Exhibits (4 credits)
HST 717 Public History Field Study (2 credits)
Course meets April 25-26, 2009 - extra lab fees may apply.
HST 730 Archival Records Technology (2 credits)
HST 740 Information Management (2 credits)
Offered
Each Quarter
HST
715 Internship (5 credits)
HST
720 Project (1-2 credits)
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