History Department Home Page
Calendar and Announcements
Security and Privacy
Requirements for a History Major
Requirements for a History Minor
Master of Arts in History Program
Frequently Asked Questions
History 3410 Homepage
Electronic Citation Guide, by Dr. Mel Page
Resources for History 2010 and 2020
Documents for U.S. History
History Chat Room
De Historia Web Zine
History Major Check Sheet
World Wide Web Links
Tips for Doing Research on the Web
Notetaking Programs for Your Research
Search Engines
Researcher's Toolbox
Syllabi, Study Guides, Sample Tests, PowerPoint Presentations, etc.
Update your programs
A List of Textbooks for History Classes
Book Search Engines: Find your texbooks and books of interest
Book Search Engines: Find your texbooks and books of interest
Phi Alpha Theta, the International Honor Society for History
Dr. B's Cookbook, including Death to Chiliheads Hotsauce
 History Department Banner




    Calendar and Announcements




      PSCI 4957/5957-201


      Black American Political Thought


      The Department of Political Science will be offering a new course, PSCI 4957/5957-201, call #34360, “Black American Political Thought”. The course will be taught by Adam Dickson in fall 2004, Mondays 7:00-10:00 PM, 302 Rogers-Stout. The course will introduce and discuss a range of ideological perspectives on the Black experience in the United States. Credit for the course can also be used to satisfy part of the requirements for the African and African-American Studies Minor. For further information, contact Dr. Ken Mijeski, Chair of the Department of Political Science. Telephone: 439-6627. Office: 301D ROGERS-STOUT HALL.


    Faculty of the Department of History Office of the Department of History East Tennessee State University Homepage East Tennessee State University College of Arts and SciencesHomepage Goldlink Online Registration, etc. Search for People at ETSU Search ETSU Search History Department Home Pages Search ETSU Search ETSU Important Dates and Deadlines HTML Editors and other programs used to construct these Webpages, most are Freeware or Shareware Encryption Links, including PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) Look Stuff Up Gossip, Scandal, and Corruption. What can I say? The title speaks for itself.



    Google

    What questions would you like us to answer?
    Your questions and suggestions are welcome. Please include your e-mail address so that we can contact you directly.

    Last updated: Ides of September, 2002