History Minor (15 credits)

The study of history trains students to uncover the forgotten voices and diverse perspectives of the past and explain their relevance to society today. It prepares students to make critical evaluations of long-term transformations that continue to shape the contemporary world, like industrialization, imperialism, globalization, racism, and environmental change. History minors develop skills that are vital to meaningful careers and engaged citizenship. The History minor includes one introductory course followed by a broad choice of elective courses.

Requirements

Choose ONE (3 Credits):

CHIST 2450	Gaming Democracy: Origins in Europe	3
CHIST 2550	Crisis of Democracy Games in World History	3
CHIST 2121	Conflict & Compromise in the United States to 1865	3
CHIST 2330	Empire & Equality in the United States from 1865	3
CHIST 1501	Ancient Transformations	3
CHIST 1502	Global Transformations	3

Choose FOUR Electives (12 Credits):

• Choose any CHIST or CHUMS course (no repeat of course taken above).
• At least 6 credits must be 3000-level or above.