Faculty: Lloyd Binagi, Janette Bohi, Bruce Flood, James Jaffe, Elizabeth
Hachten, Richard Haney, Steven Karges (Chairperson), Nikki Mandell, Seth
Meisel, Benjamin Rhodes, Stephen Vincent, Richard Yasko.
History is studied for many reasons. It is our social memory, telling us who we are, where we belong, and where we seem to be going. History takes us out of the present, broadens the horizons of our minds, makes us aware of human possibilities, and confronts us with the awareness that our present culture is neither the only way, nor perhaps the best way, that human beings have lived.
A major in history provides broad preparation for careers in teaching and business, as well as for professional training in law, journalism, management, and university teaching. But most importantly, history helps to develop a breadth of vision, a capability for critical thinking, and a fundamental understanding of human society permitting a person to grow and adapt to the changing career opportunities in the modern world.
If courses in the major are used to satisfy General Education requirements
and Letters and Sciences requirements, 6 additional elective units would
be available.
MAJOR - 36 UNITS
1. INTRODUCTORY LEVEL (100s-200s, excluding HISTRY 200): SELECT 9-12 UNITS
2. METHODS COURSE: HISTRY 200
3. UPPER LEVEL (300s-400s): SELECT 18-21 UNITS
4. SENIOR SEMINAR: HISTRY 499
5. THE COURSES CHOSEN TO COMPLETE REQUIREMENTS #1 AND #3 MUST SATISFY THE FOLLOWING BREADTH AND DEPTH REQUIREMENTS.
A. CHRONOLOGICAL BREADTH. SELECT AT LEAST 6 UNITS OF PRE-MODERN HISTORY. HISTRY 124, HISTRY 130, HISTRY 154, HISTRY 300, HISTRY 301, HISTRY 302, HISTRY 304, HISTRY 313, HISTRY 316, HISTRY 324, HISTRY 333, HISTRY 342, HISTRY 351, HISTRY 355, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 371, HISTRY 380, HISTRY 425, HISTRY 451 AND HISTRY 452
B. DEPTH. SELECT AT LEAST 12 UNITS FROM ONE OF THE FOLLOWING GROUPS.
1. EUROPEAN HISTORY: HISTRY 154, HISTRY 155, HISTRY 333, HISTRY 351, HISTRY 352, HISTRY 355, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 367, HISTRY 371, HISTRY 372, HISTRY 375, HISTRY 380, HISTRY 381, HISTRY 451, HISTRY 452, OR HISTRY 460
2. AFRICAN, ASIAN, LATIN AMERICAN OR MIDDLE EASTERN HISTORY: HISTRY 130, HISTRY 131, HISTRY 340, HISTRY 342, HISTRY 343, HISTRY 346, HISTRY 347, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 432, HISTRY 433 AND HISTRY 434
3. US HISTORY: HISTRY 1124, HISTRY 125, HISTRY 141, HISTRY 190, HISTRY 300, HISTRY 301, HISTRY 302, HISTRY 304, HISTRY 305, HISTRY 306, HISTRY 307, HISTRY 311, HISTRY 313, HISTRY 314, HISTRY 316, HISTRY 317, HISTRY 324, HISTRY 362, HISTRY 390, HISTRY 394, HISTRY 401, HISTRY 403, HISTRY 425 AND CHICANO 310
4. INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED THEMATIC CONCENTRATION. REQUIRES HISTORY DEPARTMENT APPROVAL.
C. GEOGRAPHICAL/THEMATIC BREADTH SELECT AT LEAST 3 UNITS IN EACH OF THE THREE AREAS NOT CHOSEN FOR THE DEPTH REQUIREMENT.
1. EUROPEAN HISTORY: HISTRY 154, HISTRY 155, HISTRY 333, HISTRY 351, HISTRY 352, HISTRY 355, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 367, HISTRY 371, HISTRY 372, HISTRY 375, HISTRY 380, HISTRY 381, HISTRY 451, HISTRY 452, OR HISTRY 460
2. AFRICAN, ASIAN, LATIN AMERICAN, OR MIDDLE EASTERN HISTORY: HISTRY 130, HISTRY 131, HISTRY 340, HISTRY 342, HISTRY 343, HISTRY 346, HISTRY 347, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 432, HISTRY 433, AND HISTRY 434
3. U.S. HISTORY: HISTRY 124, HISTRY 125, HISTRY 141, HISTRY 190, HISTRY 300, HISTRY 301, HISTRY 302, HISTRY 304, HISTRY 305, HISTRY 306, HISTRY 307, HISTRY 311, HISTRY 313, HISTRY 314, HISTRY 316, HISTRY 317, HISTRY 324, HISTRY 362, HISTRY 390, HISTRY 394, HISTRY 401, HISTRY 403, HISTRY 425 AND CHICANO 310
4. GLOBAL/COMPARATIVE HISTORY: HISTRY 190, HISTRY 326, HISTRY 333, HISTRY 335, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 367, HISTRY 455*, HISTRY 493
*Depending on the term's offering, this course may fulfill other
geographic breadth requirements for the major.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENT (5-6 U)
1. ARTS OR LITERATURE: SELECT 2-3 UNITS FROM COURSES: ARTHIST 201, ARTHIST 202, ARTHIST 305, ARTHIST 311 THRU 319; MUSC 140, MUSC 143, MUSC 144, MUSC 244 THRU 247; THEATRE 100, THEATRE 110; ENGLISH 200 THRU 265
2. SOCIAL SCIENCES: SELECT 3 UNITS FROM COURSES: ECON 211, ECON 212, ECON 213, GEOGRPHY 230, POLISCI 250, POLISCI 217, POLISCI 247, ANTHROPL 110, ANTHROPL 218
AN APPROVED MINOR IS REQUIRED FOR THIS MAJOR
HONORS IN HISTORY: Students must file an application for Honors in History with the Department Chairperson during the first term of their Senior year. Honors in History can be earned by completing the following:
a. 3.5 or above GPA in the History major
b. Minimum of 3 History units at the 400 level (in addition to
HISTRY 499)
HISTORY WITH PUBLIC HISTORY EMPHASIS (BA/BS)
MAJOR - 36 UNITS
1. INTRODUCTORY LEVEL (100s-200s, excluding
HISTRY 200): SELECT 9-12 UNITS
2. METHODS COURSE: HISTRY 200
3. UPPER LEVEL (300s-400s): SELECT 18-21
UNITS
4. SENIOR SEMINAR: HISTRY 499
5. THE COURSES CHOSEN TO COMPLETE
REQUIREMENTS #1 AND #3 MUST SATISFY THE FOLLOWING
BREADTH AND DEPTH REQUIREMENTS.
A. CHRONOLOGICAL BREADTH. SELECT AT
LEAST 6 UNITS OF PRE-MODERN HISTORY.
HISTRY 124, HISTRY 130, HISTRY 150, HISTRY 154, HISTRY
300, HISTRY 301, HISTRY 302, HISTRY 304, HISTRY
313, HISTRY 316, HISTRY 324, HISTRY 342, HISTRY
351, HISTRY 355, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 371, HISTRY 380,
HISTRY 425, HISTRY 451 AND HISTRY 452
B. DEPTH. SELECT AT LEAST 12 UNITS
FROM ONE OF THE FOLLOWING GROUPS.
1. EUROPEAN HISTORY: HISTRY 150, HISTRY 154,
HISTRY 155, HISTRY 165, HISTRY 351, HISTRY 352,
HISTRY 355, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 367, HISTRY 371, HISTRY
372, HISTRY 375, HISTRY 380, HISTRY 381, HISTRY
451, HISTRY 452, OR HISTRY 460
2. AFRICAN, ASIAN, LATIN AMERICAN OR MIDDLE
EASTERN HISTORY: HISTRY 130, HISTRY 131, HISTRY 150,
HISTRY 326, HISTRY 340, HISTRY 342, HISTRY 343, HISTRY 346,
HISTRY 347, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 432, HISTRY 433
AND HISTRY 434
3. US HISTORY: HISTRY 102, HISTRY 124,
HISTRY 125, HISTRY 141, HISTRY 150, HISTRY 190, HISTRY
300, HISTRY 301, HISTRY 302, HISTRY 304, HISTRY
305, HISTRY 306, HISTRY 307, HISTRY 311, HISTRY
313, HISTRY 314, HISTRY 316, HISTRY 317, HISTRY
324, HISTRY 362, HISTRY 390, HISTRY 394, HISTRY
401, HISTRY 403, HISTRY 425 AND CHICANO 310
4. INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED THEMATIC CONCENTRATION. REQUIRES
HISTORY DEPARTMENT APPROVAL.
C. GEOGRAPHICAL/THEMATIC BREADTH SELECT AT LEAST 3 UNITS IN
EACH OF THE THREE AREAS NOT CHOSEN FOR THE DEPTH REQUIREMENT.
1. EUROPEAN HISTORY: HISTRY 150, HISTRY 154, HISTRY 155,
HISTRY 165, HISTRY 351, HISTRY 352, HISTRY 355, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 367,
HISTRY 371, HISTRY 372, HISTRY 375, HISTRY 380, HISTRY 381, HISTRY 451,
HISTRY 452, OR HISTRY 460
2. AFRICAN, ASIAN, LATIN AMERICAN, OR MIDDLE EASTERN HISTORY:
HISTRY 130, HISTRY 131, HISTRY 150, HISTRY 326, HISTRY 340, HISTRY 342,
HISTRY 343, HISTRY 346, HISTRY 347, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 432, HISTRY 433,
AND HISTRY 434
3. U.S. HISTORY: HISTRY 102, HISTRY 124, HISTRY 125, HISTRY
141, HISTRY 150, HISTRY 190, HISTRY 300, HISTRY 301, HISTRY 302, HISTRY
304, HISTRY 305, HISTRY 306, HISTRY 307, HISTRY 311, HISTRY 313, HISTRY
314, HISTRY 316, HISTRY 317, HISTRY 324, HISTRY 362, HISTRY 390, HISTRY
394, HISTRY 401, HISTRY 403, HISTRY 425 AND CHICANO 310
4. GLOBAL/COMPARATIVE HISTORY: HISTRY 150, HISTRY 165,
HISTRY 190, HISTRY 326, HISTRY 335, HISTRY 340, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 367,
HISTRY 455*, HISTRY 493, HISTRY 496
*Depending on the term's offering, this course may fulfill other geographic
breadth requirements for the major.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENT (5-6 U)
1. ARTS OR LITERATURE: SELECT 2-3 UNITS
FROM COURSES: ARTHIST 201, ARTHIST 202, ARTHIST
305, ARTHIST 311 THRU 319; MUSC 140, MUSC 143,
MUSC 144, MUSC 244 THRU 247; THEATRE 100, THEATRE 110;
ENGLISH 200 THRU 265
2. SOCIAL SCIENCES: SELECT 3 UNITS FROM COURSES:
ECON 211, ECON 212, ECON 213, GEOGRPHY 230, POLISCI 250,
POLISCI 217, POLISCI 247, ANTHROPL 110, ANTHROPL 218
AN APPROVED MINOR IS REQUIRED FOR THIS MAJOR
HISTORY (BSE)
LICENSURE - 40-43 UNITS
1. C&I SECNDED 466
2. EDFOUND 243 OR EDFOUND 445
3. SELECT 2 UNITS FROM C&I CIFLD 210
4. STUDENT TEACHING
a. SELECT 2 OR 12 UNITS FROM C&I CIFLD 412
b. SELECT 2 OR 12 UNITS FROM C&I CIFLD 414
5. C&I SECNDED 430
6. GEOGRPY 252 (GS) OR BIOLOGY 214 (GM) RLS
7. ECON 213 OR ECON 324 RLS
8. EDFOUND 212 AND EDFOUND 425
9. SELECT 3 UNITS FROM COURSE C&I CIFLD 492
10. SELECT 3 UNITS FROM EDUINDP 496
MAJOR - 36 UNITS
MAJOR - 36 UNITS
1. US HISTORY
A. EARLY US HISTORY. SELECT 6 UNITS
HISTRY 124, HISTRY 150, HISTRY 300, HISTRY 301,
HISTRY 302, HISTRY 304, HISTRY 313, HISTRY 316, HISTRY
324 AND HISTRY 425
B. MODERN US HISTORY. SELECT 6
UNITS: HISTRY 102, HISTRY 125, HISTRY 141, HISTRY
190, HISTRY 305, HISTRY 306, HISTRY 307, HISTRY
311, HISTRY 314, HISTRY 317, HISTRY 324, HISTRY 362,
HISTRY 390, HISTRY 394, HISTRY 401, HISTRY 403, HISTRY 425
AND CHICANO 310
2. EUROPEAN HISTORY
A. EARLY EUROPEAN
HISTORY. SELECT 3-6 UNITS: HISTRY 150, HISTRY
154, HISTRY 355, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 371, HISTRY 380,
HISTRY 451 AND HISTRY 452
B. MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY. SELECT 3-6
UNITS: HISTRY 155, HISTRY 165, HISTRY 351, HISTRY
352, HISTRY 367, HISTRY 372, HISTRY 375, HISTRY
381 AND HISTRY 460
3. AFRICAN, ASIAN, LATIN AMERICAN, OR MIDDLE
EASTERN HISTORY
SELECT 3-6
UNITS: HISTRY 130, HISTRY 131, HISTRY 150, HISTRY 326,
HISTRY 340, HISTRY 342, HISTRY 343, HISTRY 346, HISTRY
347, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 432, HISTRY 433 AND HISTRY
434
4. COMPARATIVE AND GLOBAL HISTORY.
SELECT 0-6 UNITS: HISTRY 150, HISTRY 165, HISTRY 190,
HISTRY 326, HISTRY 335, HISTRY 340, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 367,
HISTRY 455*, HISTRY 493 AND HISTRY 496
5. METHODS COURSES. HISTRY 200
AND HISTRY 499
6. A MAXIMUM OF 15 UNITS IN
100 LEVEL COURSES MAY COUNT TOWARDS THE
MAJOR.
* Depending on the term's offering, this course may fulfill other geographic breadth requirements for the major.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENT (5 - 6 UNITS)
1. ARTS OR LITERATURE: SELECT 2 - 3 UNITS FROM COURSES
ARTHIST 201, ARTHIST
202, ARTHIST 305, ARTHIST 311 THRU 319, MUSC 140, MUSC 143, MUSC 144, MUSC
244 THRU 247, THEATRE 100, THEATRE 110, ENGLISH 200 THRU 265
2. SOCIAL SCIENCES: SELECT 3 UNITS FROM COURSES: ANTHROPL 110,
ANTHROPL 218, ECON 201, ECON 202, ECON 213, GEOGRPY 230, POLISCI 217, POLISCI
247, POLISCI 250 RLS
AN APPROVED MINOR IS REQUIRED FOR THIS MAJOR
HISTORY WITH SOCIAL STUDIES EMPHASIS (BSE)*
An interdisciplinary social studies major designed to equip the secondary teacher to teach history and the interdisciplinary social studies courses.
LICENSURE - 42-43 UNITS
1. EDFOUND 212, EDFOUND 425 AND C&I SECNDED 466
2. EDFOUND 243 OR EDFOUND 445
3. SELECT 2 UNITS FROM C&I CIFLD 210
4. STUDENT TEACHING
a. SELECT 2 OR 12 UNITS FROM C&I CIFLD 412
b. SELECT 2 OR 12 UNITS FROM C&I CIFLD 414
5. C&I SECNDED 430
6. GEOGRPY 252 (GS) OR BIOLOGY 214 (GM) RLS
7. ECON 213 OR ECON 324 RLS
8. SELECT 3 UNITS FROM COURSE C&I CIFLD 492
9. SELECT 3 UNITS FROM EDUINDP 496
MAJOR - 57 UNITS
1. U.S. HISTORY
a. EARLY U.S. HISTORY, SELECT 6 UNITS FROM HISTRY 124, HISTRY
150, HISTRY 300, HISTRY 301, HISTRY 302, HISTRY 304, HISTRY 313, HISTRY
316, HISTRY 324 AND HISTRY 425
b. MODERN U.S. HISTORY, SELECT 6 UNITS FROM HISTRY 102,
HISTRY 125, HISTRY 141, HSITRY 190, HISTRY 305, HISTRY 306, HISTRY 307,
HISTRY 311, HISTRY 314, HISTRY 317, HISTRY 324, HISTRY 362, HISTYR 390,
HISTRY 394, HISTRY 401, HISTRY 403, HISTRY 425, AND CHICANO 310
2. EUROPEAN HISTORY
a. EARLY EUROPEAN
HISTORY, SELECT 3-6 UNITS FROM HISTRY 150, HISTRY 154, HISTRY 355, HISTRY
360, HISTRY 371, HISTRY 380, HISTRY 451, AND HISTRY 452
b. MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY, SELECT 3-6 UNITS FROM HISTRY 155,
HISTRY 165, HISTRY 351, HISTRY 352, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 367, HISTRY 372,
HISTRY 375, HISTRY 381, AND HISTRY 460
3. AFRICAN, ASIAN, LATIN AMERICAN, OR MIDDLE
EASTERN HISTORY, SELECT 3-6 UNITS FROM HISTRY 130, HISTRY 131, HISTRY
150, HISTRY 326, HISTRY 340, HISTRY 342, HISTRY 343, HISTRY 346, HISTRY
347, HISTRY 360, HISTRY 432, HISTRY 433, AND HISTRY 434
4. COMPARATIVE AND GLOBAL HISTORY, SELECT 0-6 UNITS FROM
HISTRY 150, HISTRY 165, HISTRY 190, HISTRY 326, HISTRY 335, HISTRY 340,
HISTRY 360, HISTRY 367, HISTRY 455*, HISTRY 493 AND HISTRY 498
5. HISTRY 200 AND HISTRY 499
6. A MAXIMUM OF 15 UNITS
IN 100 LEVEL HISTORY COURSES MAY COUNT TOWARDS TEH MAJOR
7. SELECT 9-12 UNITS FROM TWO OF THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS
FOR A TOTAL OF 21 UNITS
a. SELECT 9-12 UNITS FROM GEOGRAPHY DEPT EXCLUDING COURSES GEOGRPY
210, GEOGRPY 300, GEOGRPY 310, GEOGRPY 320, GEOGRPY323, GEOGRPY 330, AND
GEOGRPY 450. AT LEAST 3 UNITS MUST BE CHOSEN FROM GEOGRPY 230, GEOGRPY
250, GEOGRPY 252
b. SELECT 9-12 UNITS FROM POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPT. AT LEAST 3
UNITS MUST BE CHOSEN FROM COURSES POLISCI 141 OR POLISCI 250
c. SELECT 9-12 UNITS FROM ECONOMICS DEPT EXCLUDING ECON 245 AND
ECON 345. AT LEAST 3 UNITS MUST BE CHOSEN FROM COURSES ECON 211 OR ECON
213
d. SELECT 9-12 UNITS FROM PSYCHOLOGY DEPT EXCLUDING PSYCH 215.
AT LEAST 3 UNITS MUST BE CHOSEN FROM COURSES PSYCH 104, PSYCH 202 OR PSYCH
211
e. SELECT 9-12 UNITS FROM SOCIOLOGY DEPT. AT LEAST 3 UNITS MUST
BE CHOSEN FROM COURSES HISTRY 140 OR HISTRY 250
UNIQUE REQUIREMENT (5 - 6 UNITS)
1. ARTS OR LITERTURE: SELECT 2 - 3 UNITS FROM COURSES:
ARTHIST 201, ARTHIST
202, ARTHIST 305, ARTHIS 311 THRU 319, MUSC 140, MUSC 143, MUSC 144, MUSC
244 THRU 247, THEATRE 100, THEATRE 110, ENGLISH 200 THRU 265
1. SOCIAL SCIENCES: SELECT 3 UNITS FROM COUSRES: ANTHROPL
110, ANTHROPL 218, ECON 210, ECON 202, ECON 213, GEOGRPY 230, POLISCI 217,
POLISCI 247, POLISCI 250 RLS
* Depending on the term's offering, this course may fulfill other geographic
breadth requirements for the major.
SOCIAL STUDIES WITH HISTORY EMPHASIS (BSE)*
An interdisciplinary social studies major designed to equip the secondary teacher to teach history and the interdisciplinary social studies courses.
LICENSURE - 42-43 UNITS
1. C&I SECNDED 466
2. EDFOUND 243 OR EDFOUND 445
3. SELECT 2 UNITS FROM C&I CIFLD 210
4. STUDENT TEACHING
a. SELECT 2 OR 12 UNITS FROM C&I CIFLD 412
b. SELECT 2 OR 12 UNITS FROM C&I CIFLD 414
5. C&I SECNDED 430
6. GEOGRPY 252 (GS) OR BIOLOGY 214 (GM) RLS
7. ECON 213 OR ECON 324 RLS
8. EDFOUND 212 AND EDFOUND 425
9. SELECT 3 UNITS FROM COURSE C&I CIFLD 492
10. SELECT 3 UNITS FROM EDUINDP 496
MAJOR - 60 UNITS
MAJOR - 60 UNITS
1. U.S. HISTORY
a. EARLY U.S. HISTORY, SELECT 3-6 UNITS FROM HISTRY 124, HISTRY
150, HISTRY 300, HISTRY 301, HISTRY 302, HISTRY 304, HISTRY 313, HISTRY
316, HISTRY 324, AND HISTRY 425
b. MODERN U.S. HISTORY, SELECT 3-6 UNITS FROM HISTRY 102, HISTRY
125, HISTRY 141, HISTRY 190, HISTRY 305, HISTRY 306, HISTRY 307, HISTRY
311, HISTRY 314, HISTRY 317, HISTRY 324, HISTRY 362, HISTRY 390,
HISTRY 394, HISTRY 401, HISTRY 403, HISTRY 425, AND CHICANO 310
2. EUROPEAN HISTORY
a. EARLY EUROPEAN HISTRY, SELECT 3-6 UNITS FROM HISTRY 150, HISTRY
154, HISTRY 355, HISTRY 371, HISTRY 380, HISTRY 451, AND HISTRY 452
b. MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY, SELECT 3-6 UNITS FROM HISTRY 155,
HISTRY 165, HISTRY 351, HISTRY 352, HISTRY 367, HISTRY 372, HISTRY
375, HISTRY 381, AND HISTRY 460
3. AFRICAN, ASIAN, LATIN AMERICAN, OR MIDDLE
EASTERN HISTORY, SELECT 3-6 UNITS FROM HISTRY 130, HISTRY 131, HISTRY 150,
HSITRY 326, HISTRY 340, HISTRY 342, HISTRY 343, HISTRY 346, HISTRY 347,
HISTRY 432, HISTRY 433, AND HISTRY 434
4. COMPARATIVE AND GLOBAL HISTORY, SELECT 0-3 UNITS
FROM HISTRY 150, HISTRY 165, HISTRY 190, HISTRY 326, HISTRY 335, HISTRY
340, HISTRY 367, HISTRY 455*, HISTRY 493 AND HISTRY 498
5. HISTRY 200
6. A MAXIMUM OF 12 UNITS IN 100 LEVEL COURSES IN HISTORY MAY
COUNT TOWARDS THE MAJOR
SELECT 33 UNITS FROM FIVE SOCIAL SCIENCE DISCIPLINES, DISTRIBUTED
AS FOLLOWS:
7. SELECT 6 UNITS FROM EACH OF THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
a. GEOGRAPHY, EXCLUDING COURSES GEOGRPY 210, GEOGRPY 300, GEOGRPY
310, GEOGRPY 320, GEOGRPY 323, GEOGRPY 330, AND GEOGRPY 450. AT LEAST 3
UNITS MUST BE CHOSEN FROM COURSES GEOGRPY-ECON, GEOGRPY 250, GEOGRPY 252
b. POLITICAL SCIENCE, AT LEAST 3 UNITS MUST BE CHOSEN FROM COURSES
POLISCI 141 OR POLISCIE 250
c. ECONOMICS, EXCLUDING COURSES ECON 245 AND CEON 345. AT LEAST
3 UNITS MUST BE CHOSEN FROM ECON 211 OR ECON 213
d. PSYCHOLOGY, EXCLUDING PSYCH 215. AT LEAST 3 UNITS MUST BE
CHOSEN FROM COURSES PSYCH 104, PSYCH 202, OR PSYCH 211
e. SOCIOLOGY, AT LEAST 3 UNITS MUST BE CHOSEN FROM COURSES SOCIOLGY
140 OR SOCIOLGY 250
8. SELECT 3 ADDITIONAL ELECTIVE UNITS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS OF
GEOGRAPHY, POLITICAL SCIENCE, ECONOMICS, PSYCHOLOGY OR SOCIOLOGY
UNIQUE REQUIREMENT (5 - 6 UNITS)
1. ARTS OR LITERATURE: SELECT 2 - 3 UNITS FROM COURSES
ARTHIST 201, ARTHIST
202 ARTHIST 305, ARTHIST 311 THRU ARTHIST 319, MUSC 140,
MUSC 143, MUSC 144, MUSC 244 THRU 247, THEATRE 100, THEATRE 110,
ENGLISH 200 THRU 265
2. SOCIAL SCIENCES: SELECT 3 UNITS FROM COURSES:
ANTHROPL 110, ANTHROPL 128, ECON 201, ECON 202, ECON 213, GEOGPRY 230,
POLISCI 217, POLISCI 247, POLISCI 250 RLS
* Depending on the term's offering, this course may fulfill other geographic
breadth requirements for the major.
*Additional Licensure Requirement:
Wisconsin law requires that persons seeking licensure to teach history or other social studies have instruction in cooperatives and conservation. The requirement in respect to cooperatives may be met by completion of ECON 213, Economic Principles for Secondary Teachers, or Economics ECON 324, Cooperatives. The requirement for instruction in conservation may be met by the completion of GEOGRPY 252, Human Environmental Problems, or BIOLOGY 214, Ecology and Man.
History licensure for holders of Social Studies (701) license: 15 units
of upper level (300 or 400) or graduate (500, 600, or 700) history courses
distributed as follows: 6 units of U.S. History, 6 units of European History,
and 3 units of African, Asian, Latin American or Middle-Eastern History.
All 15 units must have been completed within 5 calendar years of the date
the additional licensure is requested. Some of the courses listed above
may have prerequisites which must be taken beyond the specified 15 units.
* Depending on the term's offering , this course may fulfill other geographic
breadth requirements for the major.
* Depending on the term's offering, this course may fulfill other geographic
breadth requirements for the major.
* Depending on the term's offering, this course may fulfill other geographic
breadth requirements for the major.
Social Studies minor in elementary education curriculum: See L&S Interdepartmental section.
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