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Major Option A - 44 credits
Option A is designed for those students who have intentions of going on to graduate school or of working outside the elementary/secondary teaching or church work professions. It provides a thorough, in-depth orientation in history and offers training appropriate not only for the historical discipline but also for the professional world in general.
Required: (18 credits)
| HIS212 |
Historical Inquiry |
4 |
| choose one of the following: |
| HIS121 |
World History |
4 |
| HIS221 |
World Culture: Greece and Rome |
4 |
| INT111 |
Western Civilization to 1648 |
4 |
| INT113 |
Western Civilization since Reformation |
4 |
| choose one of the following (other course may be taken as elective): |
| HIS231 |
USA to 1877 |
4 |
| HIS233 |
USA since 1877 |
4 |
| choose one of the following (other course may be taken as elective): |
| HIS281 |
European History 1789Ð1914 |
4 |
| HIS283 |
European History since 1914 |
4 |
| choose one of the following: |
| HIS487 |
Readings |
2 |
| HIS498 |
Internship |
2Ð16 |
Electives: (26 credits)
Choose from among the HIS courses listed in CSP catalog, including a minimum of eight (8) credits in USA history and eight (8) credits of non-USA history.
Major Option B - 44 credits
Option B is designed for students pursuing careers in teaching or church work who desire a greater familiarity with and affinity for, the historical discipline and the perspectives it offers.
Required: (14 credits)
| HIS212 |
Historical Inquiry |
4 |
| HIS487 |
Readings |
2 |
| POL131 |
American Government |
4 |
| choose one of the following courses: |
| HIS221 |
World Culture: Greece and Rome |
4 |
| INT111 |
Western Civilization to 1648 |
4 |
| INT113 |
Western Civilization since Reformation |
4 |
Electives: (30 credits)
A. choose from among the HIS courses listed in CSP catalog, including a minimum of eight (8) credits in USA history and eight (8) credits of non-USA history;
B. in addition, one course each from up to three of the following subject areas may be counted toward the 30 elective credits:
Political Science: POL241, POL242, POL334
Art History: ART371, ART372, ART373
Religion and Theology: RLG101, RLG201
English: ENG338, ENG365, ENG366, ENG369, ENG375, ENG376, ENG385, ENG386
Philosophy: PHI341
Foreign Language: 2nd semester of Latin, Greek, or Hebrew (or another foreign language)
Sociology: SOC152** or another course as approved
Economics: ECO101**
Geography: GE101 2**
**required courses for teacher education students in Social Studies
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