Below is a partial listing of recent graduate seminars offered by members of the graduate faculty in the Department of History. These seminars have been offered within the last seven years. They are arranged alphabetically according to the professor who offered the seminar.

al'Imad

France in the Age of Imperialism
The Cult of Personality: Ata Turk to Saddam Husayn
Islam and the West

Antkiewicz

Nationalism in Eurasia in the 2Othe Century
Modern Russia and the World
Russo-Chinese Frontiers to the 20th Century

Baxter

Winston Churchill: His Life and Times (2)
Winston Churchill
Victorian England

Burgess

Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic World
The Early Church (3)
The Late Roman Republic, 133-27 B.C. (2)
Women in Antiquity: Sex, Gender, and Status
Medieval Europe and Byzantium
Formation of the Middle Ages
Ancient Societies

Day

World War II in Literature and Film

Drinkard-Hawkshawe

Essin

United States since 1945
Lydon B. Johnson and Richard M. Nixon, 1963-1975
The Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon Years, 1945-1975
The American West

Fritz

World War II in Europe (2)
The Holocaust
The Coercive Utopians: Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini
Hitler and Nazi Germany (2)
Germany, Europe and the Holocaust
World War I in Europe
Quest for Identity: 20th Century German History through Film

McKee

Studies in the History of the Antebellum South

Odom

The European-American Encounter, 1942-1650 (2)

Page

Southern Africa in World History

Royalty

America in Vietnam, 1941-1975
Vietnam
The Early National Period, 1789-1815

Schmitt

American Frontier Communities
Violence and Conflict in Early America
The American Revolution
American Colonies

Tedesco

Appalachia in the South

Watson

20th Century Conservatism

Wolfe

American Social History

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