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Justin Behrend, Chair
(Doty Hall 206)
history.geneseo.edu

HEGIS Code: 2205.00 (History, B.A.), 2201.01 (History, Adolescence Education: Social Studies, B.A.)

Honors in History

Available for history majors who meet Department eligibility criteria (see course description for HIST 493 ). Senior history majors who accept a Departmental invitation will complete research and writing of an undergraduate Honors Thesis over the course of two semesters. Special arrangements may be made for students seeking secondary education certification. 

Programs

• History, B.A.

• History, Adolescence Education: Social Studies, B.A.

• History Minor

Courses

• HIST 101 - Introduction to the History Major
• HIST 106 - S/Europe Since 1600
• HIST 112 - S/History Matters: (subtitle)
• HIST 120 - Military History of the U.S.A
• HIST 150 - S/U/History of the United States I
• HIST 151 - S/U/History of the United States II
• HIST 161 - S/U/Issues in American History: (subtitle)
• HIST 162 - S/U/History Matters, U.S.: (subtitle)
• HIST 163 - S/U/African American History to 1877
• HIST 164 - S/U/African American History from 1877
• HIST 203 - Biography: (subtitle)
• HIST 204 - S/U/U.S. Since 1945
• HIST 206 - Ancient Greek Civilization
• HIST 207 - Ancient Roman Civilization
• HIST 211 - Europe in the World, 300-1000
• HIST 212 - Europe in the World, 1000-1500
• HIST 230 - Modern Ireland, 1550 to the Present
• HIST 232 - Early Modern Europe and the World, 1450-1750
• HIST 240 - S/Studies in European History: (subtitle)
• HIST 243 - Europe in the Age of Revolution
• HIST 244 - Europe in the Shadow of War
• HIST 249 - S/U/Studies in American History: (subtitle)
• HIST 250 - S/U/Work and Workers in America
• HIST 260 - S/U/Issues in the History of American Women
• HIST 261 - M/U/Native American History
• HIST 262 - S/M/American Indian Law and Public Policy
• HIST 263 - S/U/The Civil War and Reconstruction Era: 1830-1890
• HIST 264 - S/U/United States Immigration History
• HIST 266 - S/U/Civil Rights Movement in America
• HIST 267 - S/U/Women and U.S. Social Movements
• HIST 270 - S/M/History of Latin America to 1825
• HIST 271 - S/M/History of Latin America since 1789
• HIST 272 - Pacific Worlds, 1500 to Present
• HIST 275 - Global History of Sexual Science
• HIST 281 - M/History of East Asia to 1800
• HIST 282 - M/History of Modern East Asia
• HIST 284 - S/M/Studies in Global History: (subtitle)
• HIST 287 - Modern Africa
• HIST 291 - M/The Islamic World: 600-1800
• HIST 292 - M/The Modern Islamic World: 1800 to the Present
• HIST 301 - Interpretations in History: (subtitle)
• HIST 302 - Research in History: (subtitle)
• HIST 303 - Digital Tools in History: (subtitle)
• HIST 304 - Teaching in History: (subtitle)
• HIST 395 - Internships
• HIST 405 - Early America, 1000-1775
• HIST 406 - The Age of the American Revolution
• HIST 407 - Slave Rebellions and Resistance in the Atlantic World
• HIST 410 - The Gilded Age and Progressive Era, 1877-1918
• HIST 411 - The Making of Modern America, 1918-1945
• HIST 413 - Black Power and Structural Inequality in Post-1945
• HIST 415 - Environmental History of Modern America
• HIST 420 - The U.S. and Vietnam
• HIST 430 - Advanced Studies in American History: (subtitle)
• HIST 440 - Advanced Studies in European History: (subtitle)
• HIST 441 - Women in the Medieval World
• HIST 445 - The British Isles, 1485-1603
• HIST 453 - Nationalism and Ethnic Violence
• HIST 455 - War and Peace in the Balkans
• HIST 465 - Iroquois History from Precontact to Present
• HIST 470 - History of Modern Mexico
• HIST 475 - Traditional China
• HIST 476 - Modern China
• HIST 480 - Advanced Studies in LACAANA History: (subtitle)
• HIST 485 - African Environmental History
• HIST 493 - Honors Research/Writing

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