History and Society

The department of History and Society encourages all students to elect at least one course in History to acquire that sense of perspective, which is essential to understanding the world today. To this end, the department offers courses that emphasize the development and interrelationship of cultures, ideas, and institutions.

In addition, the department offers its majors more intensive studies of historical and contemporary events and issues, using primary sources or field experience, as well as internships. These introduce the student to the methodologies needed in graduate school and in careers related to History and Society. Among such careers are law, library science, journalism, teaching, and government.

Undergraduate Majors:

History, B.A. 
Public Policy and Advocacy, B.A. 
Criminal Justice/Restorative Justice, B.S.   

Undergraduate Minors:

Conservatorship/Guardianship Minor  
Economics Minor 
History Minor 
Political Science Minor 
Public Administration Minor 
Public Policy and Advocacy Minor  
Sociology Minor  

Other  Programs:

Pre-Law Studies (plan of study)