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Extractions: The Department of History Fall 2005 Course Descriptions The courses are listed in numerical order. However, not all courses offered by the History Department are in this booklet. If more than one section of a course is offered, please check the name of the instructor to make sure you are reading the description of the correct section. For further information contact any member of the History Department, 1104 Mesa Vista Hall, telephone 505-277-2451. History Graduate Advisor is Professor Tim Moy, Mesa Vista Hall 1111, telephone 505-277-7851. E-Mail tdmoy@unm.edu History Undergraduate Advisor is Professor Charlie Steen, Mesa Vista Hall 2060, telephone 505-277-2556. E-Mail csteen@unm.edu The Department Chair is Professor M. Jane Slaughter, Mesa Vista Hall 1104, telephone 505-277-2451. E-Mail mjane@unm.edu MAJOR AND MINOR REQUIREMENTS IN HISTORY History Major Requirements History Minor Requirements The History Minor requires twenty-one hours of study. Any two lower-division courses may be taken. Five upper-division courses are required and three of them must be in the same general area of history. Students are encouraged to establish their own program and to select courses which conform to their individual interests and career goals. Charlie Steen History Undergraduate Advisor Mesa Vista Hall 2060 History 101-001 Western Civilization Instructor: Steen MWF 9:00-9:50 History 101-002 Western Civilization Instructor: Rubenstein TR 11:00-12:15 This course will examine the story of Western Civilization from its beginnings in the Near East to the time of Religious Reformation in the Seventeenth Century. The course consists of two parts: a lecture section, which meets twice a week for fifty minutes, and a discussion section, where students will meet in smaller groups with discussion leaders, also for fifty minutes. The course will be built around a group of primary sources, which will serve as the focal points of exam essays and of class papers. Discussion sections will focus on these primary sources, and attendance at discussion sections is mandatory. Class lectures will examine intellectual, political, and economic themes, intended to supplement the primary sources and discussion sections. When appropriate, lectures will be supplemented by visual materials, including artistic and architectural evidence. Course work will include a mid-term, a final, and two short essays.
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Extractions: password: ohlone Please e-mail me at ( KMencher@ohlone.cc.ca.us ) if you are one of my students and let me know what class your in: I'll send you updates and info by e-mail as I get post them to the internet. I also suggest that you sign up for HIST 104A Western Civilization with a World Perspective. A survey of civilization in the Mediterranean through the beginning of early modern history with a look at other world cultures. This section must be taken with ART-103L. See instructor on first day of class to obtain the performance lab schedule.
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Extractions: IMPORTANT NOTE : 400level courses with sections differentiated by G and U indicate which section graduate students and undergraduate students, respectively, should register for. Credit hours are indicated by the number following the G or U. ACE 591 Independent Study This course introduces students to gender issues in archaeology and in what archaeologists produce: stories about the past. We begin by considering the multiple ways of knowing the past and evaluate the potential biases in each. We then examine the history of gender studies in archaeology and the roles that women have played in archaeology. Next we consider the variety of approaches to engendering the past. Armed with these theoretical and practical insights, we focus on how we can reliably identify the presence of women in the archaeological record and reconstruct both their lives and the roles that they played in a variety of prehistoric cultures around the world. This course will be run in a lecture/discussion format involving extensive student participation.
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Extractions: The Rabbi Donald A. Tam Institute for Jewish Studies Undergraduate Courses Spring 2003 JS 100: Survey of Jewish History Goldstein/Hary , MWF, 12:50-1:40, MAX: 65 Course Description: This introductory level course offers an overview of the history of Jews and Judaism. It is appropriate for both Jewish Studies majors as a starting point for further study and for non-specialists who wish a general overview of the field. The course will explore Jewish life from the Biblical period to the present, examining how the Jews have defined themselves socially and politically in a number of historical and geographical settings, how Jewish theology and religious practice have been shaped and transformed, and how Jews have interacted with and responded to the societies in which they have lived. In achieving these goals, special emphasis will be placed on the use of primary texts original documents that will allow students to develop their skills at hands-on historical analysis. This course satisfies area V.B. of the General Education Requirements (Historical Perspectives on Western Culture).
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Extractions: dqmcodebase = "http://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/jlmann/scripts/" //script folder location Winners Every Day Syllabi from the Social Studies Department College Preparatory Economics World History Psychology Student Council ... Mr. Cook Dept. Chairman US Gov Honors/Econ Honors, W Hist Honors, AP W Hist Paul Calvin Global I, Global I Honors Jeff Craft Freshman Success, AP Geo, Global I Jeff Duncan US History, AP US Hist, Leadership Jay Freeman Global I, Global I Honors Jamie Hueble US Gov/Econ, US Gov Honors/Econ Honors, US Hist Darah Huffman World History, World History Honors Bill Linn Econ/US Gov, Econ Honors/US Gov Honors Jennifer Martini World Hist Burt Wilson Journalism, US History Honors Together with the Art Department and the Foreign Language Department the Social Studies Department is planning trips to Italy and Spain. See Red Cook for more details. REQUIRED TEXT Holt: Economics nd COURSE DESCRIPTION This is a semester course designed to introduce students to the basic themes of economics.
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