The Department of History is a vibrant community of scholar-teachers and staff, dedicated to quality undergraduate and graduate education, excellence in research and service to the University, our communities and our profession.  The department offers a Bachelor’s degree in History, as well as a Master’s and a Doctorate, and supervises two vital components of the general education requirements for undergraduates: the Humanities in the Western Tradition and the World Civilizations programs.  Members of our faculty also direct the Pan-African Center for Community Studies, the Sally Miller Center for the Humanities, and the Northeast Ohio Journal of History.  We also sponsor a series of lectures, including the Knepper Lecture and others through the Pan-African Center and the Miller Center.  We welcome your interest in the department.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Phi Alpha Theta
Delta Chi Chapter

Faculty Colloquia:

April 23^rd, 3:30-5pm/Arts and Sciences, 205
Dr. Gregory Wilson  “Communities Left Behind: Area Redevelopment and Liberalism in the US, 1945-1965.”

Phi Alpha Theta Film Series:

To Be Determined: The Middle East in Film, 6 pm, April 21-24^{th (TBA),} Student Union Theater
Facilitator: Dr. Janet Klein

Phi Alpha Theta Meetings:

Wednesday, April 16^th*, Arts and Sciences 205, 1:45-2:10 PM
*This meeting will include PAT elections and new member initiations.

Phi Alpha Theta Ohio Regional Conference:

April 5, 2008, Presentation of Papers and Research at Kent State University