History Summer Courses
HIS 10A [Online]
Session 2
HIS 10B [In Person]
Session 1
HIS 39F [Online]
Session 2
HIS 39G [In Person]
Session 1
HIS 39H [In Person]
Session 2
HIS 100 [Online]
Session 2
HIS 101D [Online]
10-Week
HIS 106B [In Person]
Session 1
HIS 139L [Online]*
Session 1
This course presents an introduction to the history of the federal government and its handling of racism and civil rights during the 20th century. Course content will be delivered through bi-weekly lectures along with an occasional seminar discussion of assigned readings. The goal of this class is to provide students with an understanding of how the United States evolved over the course of the twentieth century and how government expansion was both influenced by and transformed institutional racism. Likewise, this class will emphasize the role of class, gender, and racial politics in steering the course of federal policies.
General Education Code: ER
Proposed Instructor: Jonathan VanHarmelen*Pending CCI Approval
HIS 139M [Online]
Session 2
HIS 167A [In Person]
Session 2
HIS 181A [In Person]
Session 1