Because they are designated as “experimental courses,” The History Department’s 367 course offerings will often not appear on your student transcript as meeting a specific History content area (American, European, or Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East history).
Don't worry! They do count for one of the three categories.
Below is a list of HIST367 courses taught in the past 4 years, grouped under the appropriate History content areas. You will be given credit for your HIST367 courses in that specific area.
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Alchon
AMONG THE AMERICANS
Bendler
REVOLUTIONARY DELAWARE
Boylan
WOMEN’S RIGHTS IN AMERICAN HISTORY
Coleman
BLACKS IN THE AMERICAN WEST
Davis
HISTORY OF SEXUALITY IN THE U.S.
Johanningsmeier
AMERICA IN THE 1960s
Johanningsmeier
AMERICAN RADICALISM
LaGrone
AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY
Lanctot
AMERICAN SPORTS HISTORY
McLarnon
HISTORY OF U.S.-LATIN AMERICAN RELATIONS
Russ
MODERN AMERICAN BUSINESS HISTORY
Suisman
AMERICAN CONSUMER CAPITALISM
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Frassetto
CHRISTIANS & MUSLIMS IN THE MIDDLE AGES
Frassetto
HERESY, INQUISITION, AND CRUSADE IN THE
MIDDLE AGES
Frassetto
UNDER CROSS & CRESCENT: JEWS IN THE MIDDLE AGES
Hurt
WORLD WAR II IN EUROPE
Montaño
ENGLAND’S RISE TO GREATNESS, 1689-1789
Shoemaker
WORLD WAR I
White
REVOLUTIONARY FRANCE 1789-1871
Buckley
HISTORY OF BRAZIL
Flaherty
JAPAN IN THE 20th CENTURY
Flaherty
THE U.S. IN ASIA & THE PACIFIC
Flaherty
WHAT’S JAPANESE ABOUT GLOBAL POP CULTURE?
Flaherty
WOMEN IN JAPANESE HISTORY
Lopez-Denis
CUBAN HISTORY, POLITICS AND CULTURE
Rawat
HISTORY OF MODERN INDIA
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