Secondary (Gr. 7-12) Social Studies – Required Emphasis Study Teacher Certification

Western Civilization

• HIS 2219 - Europe in the 19th Century
• HIS 2220 - 20th-Century Europe

American History

• HIS 1109 - Survey of Modern U.S. History, 1865-2000
• HIS 2224 - Becoming American: Topics in American History

Asia

One course from the following:

• HIS 2221 - The Chinese Renaissance
• HIS 2231 - History of East Asia to 1600
• HIS 2232 - History of East Asia since 1600
• HIS 3330 - Brushes with Power: Text and Writing in Imperial China
• HIS 3331 - Gender and the Family in China

Three Electives

Two seminars

History seminar courses at the 3000 or 4000-level

Capstone

• HIS 4492 - History Colloquium

A. History Majors (6 courses)

Political Science - Sociology emphasis for History majors

• PSI 1101 - Introduction to Political Science
• PSI 2202 - State and Local Government
• PSI 2204 - Approaches to International Relations
• SOC 1104 - Introduction to Sociology: A Global Perspective
• SOC 3429 - Race and Ethnic Relations in the U.S.

• Select one course from:

• SOC 2201 - Society and the Individual
• SOC 2412 - Wealth, Power, and Prestige in American Society

B. Political Science Majors (6 courses)

History - Sociology emphasis for Political Science majors

• HIS 1109 - Survey of Modern U.S. History, 1865-2000
• HIS 2219 - Europe in the 19th Century
• HIS 2224 - Becoming American: Topics in American History
• SOC 1104 - Introduction to Sociology: A Global Perspective
• SOC 3429 - Race and Ethnic Relations in the U.S.

• Select one course from:

• SOC 2201 - Society and the Individual
• SOC 2412 - Wealth, Power, and Prestige in American Society

C. Sociology Majors (6 courses)

History - Political Science emphasis for Sociology and Sociology majors with criminal justice specialization.

• HIS 1109 - Survey of Modern U.S. History, 1865-2000
• HIS 2219 - Europe in the 19th Century
• HIS 2224 - Becoming American: Topics in American History
• PSI 1101 - Introduction to Political Science
• PSI 2202 - State and Local Government
• PSI 2204 - Approaches to International Relations