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History and Government  offers a variety of exciting programs, emphasizing interdisciplinary connections, global perspectives, and multicultural experiences. Programs combine strengths in  political and legal analysis with attention to historical evolution in ways that illustrate the complexities of decision-making, the forces producing historical change, and a diversity of intellectual traditions.

Learn more about the mission of the Department of History and Government

History and Government offers the following degree programs:

Programs leading to teacher certification at various levels are also offered. The department provides pre-law advising for students with that interest, as well. For detailed information about any programs within the department, please contact us.
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New Masters Degree for Dual-Credit Teachers

Pursue a degree that qualifies you to teach dual credit in both history and government. More about Dual Credit [pdf]

COURSES COMING IN THE SPRING:

Rock 'n Roll and American History, Culture and Law

Explore how the rise of rock 'n roll and the public's reaction to it revealed divisions in American society regarding family relationships, sexuality and race. More about “Rock 'n Roll and American History, Culture and Law”...

Slavery in the Americas: Resistance and Revolution

This course examines the origins and evolution o f slavery in the Americas from the sixteenth to the ninetheenth century. More about “Slavery in the Americas: Resistance and Revolution”...

Politics and Literature

What can the literary artist teach us about politics in Southern Asia, the Middle East, Western Europe, East Asia, the U.S....? More about “Politics and Literature”...

Supreme Court Simulation

Our new "Moot Court" course allows you to participate in the preparation and argument of hypothetical appellate court cases. More about “Supreme Court Simulation”...

American International Relations

How do nations interact with one another?  What are the causes and consequences of international cooperation and conflict?  What is the place of the United States in the world and how is this changing? More about “American International Relations”...

Oral History Methodology

In this class you will learn the theories, methods, and debates surrounding the oldest historical tool: oral history. More about “Oral History Methodology”...

If you would like to take Federal City in Maymester and will be using financial aid, please be aware that you will need to apply in January so the request can be processed in time to get the plane tickets.