Peace and Conflict Studies - Humanities Courses

Humanities Courses

AFRO-A210: Black Women in America

COM-316: Controversy in America

COM-491: Representing Holocaust

FREN-W300: Methods of Research & Criticism

HIST-A302: American Revolution

HIST-A314: U.S. 1929-1945

HIST-A315: U.S. 1945-Present

HIST-A316: U.S. Diplomatic History

HIST-A351: U.S. in World War II

HIST-B361: 20th C. Europe: 1914:1939

HIST-B378: Germany: 1815-Present

HIST-C393: Ottoman History

HIST-D426: Balkans: 1914-Present

HIST-F342:

• Latin America: Evolution & Revolution
• 20th C. Latin American Revolutions

HIST-H225:

• American Indians in History
• Survey of the Culture of African-Americans

HIST-H228/H425: The Vietnam War

HIST-J495:

• Seminar: U.S. Home front in World War I
• U.S./Central America (20th Century)

HIST-T325/T425:

• American Women since 1920
• Bounds & Bonds of American Womanhood
• Tudor-Stuart England
• Cold War in Central America

HIST-T425:

• The American West Protest
• Movement of the 1960’s
• Central America in the Cold War Era
• U.S. in World War II

HON-H200:

• Autobiographies of Peacemakers
• The Fall of the Wall

HON-H300 Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement

IDIS-G103 Communicating Race

PHIL-493 Ideology/Culture Wars

SPAN-W300 Methods of Research and Criticism