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Dr. William Ashworth

History 427R/527: The Darwinian Revolution 1650 - 1900

Physical Science 110

Dr. Andrew Bergerson

History 497: Independent Reading and Research: Critical Theory II

History 585: Contemporary History, 1960 - Present

 

Dr. Jim Falls

History 431/531 Medieval England to 1485

History 201: Western Civilization to 1600

History 472/572: Ancient Rome

 

Dr. Miriam Forman-Brunell

Women in Modern America

History 582 Colloquium in American History: History of Sexuality in America

Dr. John Herron

History 101 American History to 1877

 

Dr. Cynthia Jones

History 202: Western Civilization 1600 to 2000

 

Dr. Carla Klausner

History 446R/546 The Middle East from WWI to Present

History 476/576: Medieval Jewish History

 

Dr. Bryan Le Beau

History 400R/500RC: Special Topic: The Devil in Massachusetts

 

Dr. Dennis Merrill

History 102 Merrill

 

Gary Palmer

History 102: American History Since 1877

 

Dr. Lynda Payne

History 433R: British History: 1603 to Present

History 587/687RA: The History Europe and Medicine

 

Dr. Patrick Peebles

History 208 World History Since 1600

 

Dr. Wendy Pojmann

History 400L/500RL: Modern European Women's Intellectual History

History 417R/517: Europe in the 19th Century

History 400K/500RK: Modern Italy

 

Dr. Louis Potts

History 304/504: America 1783 to 1824 The National Experience

History 583: Colloquium in American History

 

Dr. Fredrick Spletstoser

History 101 United States History to 1865

 

Dr. Fran Sternberg

American Jewish History

 

Dr. Shona Wray

History 412A 512A Women and Family in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

History 412B 512B The Black Death and Late Medieval Society

 

 

Dr. Bill Worley

History 356R/556GR Kansas City: Rise of a Regional Metropolis