History is a study of the vast record of human experience. It serves as the collective memory of humankind. As memory defines the self and guides behavior, so history teaches about social identity and responsibility. Just as one's memory changes and matures, so the collective understanding of the past changes as new evidence is discovered and new perspectives are developed. Hence college level history is much more a detective hunt than a memorization game. The task is to ferret out the facts, weigh interpretations and draw conclusions. It requires wide reading, deep thinking and clear communication.
HISTORY COURSES
| Course |
Credits |
| HIST108 - The World in Evolution To 1500 |
5 |
| HIST111 - U.S. History To 1877 |
5 |
| HIST112 - U.S. History Since 1865 |
5 |
| HIST113 - The Colonial & Early Republican Periods |
5 |
| HIST114 - Nineteenth Century U.S. History |
5 |
| HIST115 - Twentieth Century America |
5 |
| HIST&126 - World Civilizations I |
5 |
| HIST&127 - World Civilizations II |
5 |
| HIST&128 - World Civilizations III |
5 |
| HIST131 - Asian-American History |
5 |
| HIST200 - Critical Issues for the 21st Century |
5 |
| HIST212 - Vietnam Era |
5 |
| HIST&214 - Pacific Northwest History |
5 |
| HIST&219 - Native American History |
5 |
| HIST221 - Sports & Social Change in the Twentieth Century |
5 |
| HIST268 - History of Latin America |
5 |
| HIST273 - Women of the American West |
5 |