History

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Associate Professor Sabri Ates, Department Chair ad interim

Professors: Kate Carté, Jeffrey Engel, Neil Foley, Andrew Graybill, Kenneth Hamilton, Thomas Knock, Alexis McCrossen, Pablo Mijangos y Gonzalez, Jordan Villegas-Verrone, Kathleen Wellman
Associate Professors: Sabri Ates, Crista DeLuzio (Director of Graduate Studies), Melissa Dowling, Erin Hochman (Director of Outreach), Macabe Keliher, Jill Kelly, Bianca Lopez, Ariel Ron
Professor of the Practice of Human Rights: Rick Halperin
Adjunct Assistant Professor: David Doyle
Visiting Assistant Professor: Sarath Pillai
Senior Lecturer: Laurence Winnie
Adjunct Lecturers: Rachel Ball-Phillips, Brian Franklin, Brandon Miller

Programs

• History, Ph.D.

• History, M.A.

Courses

• HIST 6049 - Graduate Full-Time Status
• HIST 6300 - Historiography
• HIST 6301 - Colloquium: Early American History
• HIST 6302 - Colloquium: American History, 1812-1877
• HIST 6303 - Colloquium: Late 19th-Century to Early 20th-Century America
• HIST 6304 - Colloquium: Modern America, 1929-Present
• HIST 6305 - Colloquium: The Hispanic Southwest
• HIST 6306 - Introduction to Digital Humanities
• HIST 6308 - Seminar in American History
• HIST 6309 - Seminar in North American Borderlands
• HIST 6310 - Seminar on the American West
• HIST 6312 - Seminar on Native American History
• HIST 6315 - Global/Comparative History
• HIST 6316 - Comparisons of World-Historical Borderlands
• HIST 6317 - Frontiers of Spanish History, 218 B.C.-A.D. 1492
• HIST 6318 - Seminar in Temporal History
• HIST 6319 - Histories and Theories of Nationalism
• HIST 6321 - Seminar: Global/Comparative History
• HIST 6322 - Readings in History
• HIST 6325 - Readings: New Spain and Mexico
• HIST 6326 - Mexican-American Historiography of the Southwest
• HIST 6327 - Research on the Southwest as a Region
• HIST 6332 - Problems in U.S. Foreign Relations
• HIST 6338 - Problems in United States History
• HIST 6340 - Women and Gender in U.S. History
• HIST 6343 - Problems in Modern German History
• HIST 6347 - Problems in European History
• HIST 6349 - Problems in Medieval History
• HIST 6352 - Problems Medieval Spanish History
• HIST 6353 - Problems in the History of Spain and Portugal
• HIST 6355 - Problems in Latin American History
• HIST 6357 - Problems in Mexican History
• HIST 6363 - The American Civil War and Reconstruction
• HIST 6370 - Colloquium: European History
• HIST 6373 - Augustus and the Roman Empire
• HIST 6374 - Athenian Democracy
• HIST 6385 - Problems in British History
• HIST 6387 - Topics in African History
• HIST 6391 - Topics in South Asian History
• HIST 6392 - Topics in Chinese History
• HIST 6393 - Topics in Middle Eastern History
• HIST 6395 - History as an Academic Profession
• HIST 6397 - Transnational Research
• HIST 6398 - Thesis
• HIST 6399 - Thesis
• HIST 7000 - Teacher Preparation
• HIST 7101 - Practicum Seminar in History
• HIST 7398 - Research
• HIST 7399 - Research
• HIST 8049 - Graduate Full-Time Status, Ph.D. Level
• HIST 8398 - Dissertation: Ph.D. Candidates

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