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Nov 21, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2018-19 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
History Minor (with Social Studies Major) 27 hours
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- Minimum of 27 hours in history. Minor must be completed in conjunction with the Social Studies-Secondary Education Major.
- At least one approved history course (3 hours) exploring diversity of U.S. Society. Select from: HIST 3160, 3191, 3251, 3260, 3265, 3280, or 3285.
- Completion of 15 hours at the Intermediate (3000) level.
- One (3 credit hour) “writing intensive” courses at the 3000-level. (See list of courses below).
- At least one 3000-level course in the premodern category and at least one 3000-level course in the modern category.
- With permission of the advisor, students may substitute advanced level (4000-level) history courses for intermediate level (3000-level) courses in the same chronological category, providing the student has the appropriate prerequisite.
- Completion of 9 hours at the advanced (4000) level, with one course in the premodern and one course in the modern category. One of the two courses must be Baccalaureate Writing. The third 4000-level course must be HIST 4940: Teaching Methods for Secondary Schools.
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1. Introductory level history course (3 hours)
2. Intermediate level history courses
15 hours, including 3 hours of 3000-level writing intensive courses (See list of courses below). At least one course (3 hours) must be from the premodern category and at least one course must be from the modern category.
The prerequisite is HIST 2900 or instructor approval.
3. Advanced level history courses (9 hours)
One course (3 hours) must be from the premodern category and one course must be from the modern category. One of the two courses must be Baccalaureate Writing. The third course (3 hours) must be HIST 4940: Teaching Methods for Secondary Schools.
Diversity Courses - History
Writing Intensive Courses - History
Prerequisite: HIST 2900 or instructor approval. Courses by Chronological Category - History
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