Courses

You can view the currently offered History undergraduate courses for the following terms:

• 2013 summer term
• 2013 fall term
• 2014 winter term

You can view the currently offered History graduate courses for the following terms:

• 2013 summer term
• 2013 fall term
• 2014 winter term

 For the History Department's brochures listing its forthcoming offerings:

• History brochure with courses listed for Fall and Winter 2012/2013
• History offerings for summer session 2013
• History brochure with courses listed for Fall and Winter, 2011-2012

You can view History course descriptions in the following calendars:

• Undergraduate Academic Calendar
• Graduate Academic Calendar

 New course on offer in Summer Session, 2013:

HIST 3375: Removal, Allotment, Termination, Self-Determination: American Indian Policy, 1824-2004 

Mondays/Wednesdays, at 7.00-10.00 p.m. 

Description: "Examines the nature and evolution of American policies toward the 

Native peoples within its borders. Topics include: the forcible seizure of 

Indian lands through war, the treaties and the creation of reserves, 

the drastic reduction of the reserves by the mid-20th century through 'allotment', 

subsequent federal government attempts to end its trusteeship of 

Indian lands and relocate Native people to the cities, and how – beginning in the 1960s – 

Native people began to assert significant control over their lives and lands."

Updated July 30, 2013