Courses
Incomplete Policy for Graduate Students (as of 2/09)
It is not in the best interest of students to accumulate incompletes or take longer than a year to make incompletes up. After a year, has passed, an incomplete turns to an “IF” on a student’s transcript. The Graduate Dean is not inclined to approve grade changes after the one year deadline for making up an incomplete has passed and asked GPDs to communicate this to students when giving them an incomplete. Exceptions will be made only when there has been a medical or critical personal or family situation that has made completing the required work in the time allotted impossible. If a grade change is being submitted after the one year deadline has passed, it must be submitted to the Graduate Dean with an explanation and the Dean must sign off on a waiver of the deadline for the student to get a grade change. Grade change forms sent directly to the registrar after the one year deadline will be returned to the GPD.
Download the History Department's Graduate Course Booklet (grad courses are listed toward the end):
- Fall 2011 semester
- Spring 2012 semester
- Fall 2012 semester
- Spring 2013 semester
- Fall 2013 semester (new)
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HIST 600 - Research Seminar
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HIST 605 - Colloquium
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HIST 620 - Public History Colloquium: Public History and Public Memory
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HIST 625 - The Art and Craft of Interpretation in Public History
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HIST 670 - Archival Methods and Practices
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HIST 671 - Archival Internship
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HIST 676 - Archival Administration and Introduction to Archives
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HIST 678 - Transforming Archives in the Digital Age
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HIST 682 - Topics in American History—Post-1945 America
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HIST 682 - Topics in U.S. History—Genealogy and Family History
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HIST 682 - Topics in U.S. History—Themes in American Indian History
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HIST 685 - Topics in Atlantic History
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HIST 689 - Capstone Project
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HIST 696 - Independent Study
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HIST 698 - Internship in Public History
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HIST 690 - Thesis Preparation
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HIST 699 - Master of Arts Thesis
