HIST 483 - Projects in History

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This course is usually taken in two consecutive semesters of 2 units each. A research of historical projects, designed for the student in consultation with a faculty member, results in the production of a historical project. Examples are a traditional research paper interpreting a particular event, person, society or text; a public history project (in conjunction with archival or museum work); the production of a documentary or other performance; and a curriculum development project for prospective teachers. Each project is presented to the faculty and students of the history program in one of a variety of settings (seminar evening, as part of a class, etc.).
Students need 2 semesters to complete the course; Repeatable for credit; May not be audited