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History
	• HIST 117 - Modern Latin American History
	• HIST 123 - A History of the Ottoman Empire, 1300-1918
	• HIST 124 - A History of the Modern Middle East, 1839-present
	• HIST 151 - History of Medieval England, 1066-1485
	• HIST 153 - History of Imperial Russia, 1682-1917
	• HIST 155 - The Soviet Century, 1917-Present
	• HIST 157 - History of Modern France, 1789-Present
	• HIST 159 - History of Modern Germany
	• HIST 162 - History of the United States to 1865
	• HIST 163 - History of the United States, 1865-Present
	• HIST 165 - Pre-Modern China: Religion, Philosophy, and Society
	• HIST 167 - Modern China, 1800-2000
	• HIST 170 - Introduction to Public History
	• HIST 255 - African-American History to 1865
	• HIST 257 - African-American History since 1865
	• HIST 259 - The South in American History
	• HIST 261 - A Survey of American Women’s History
	• HIST 265 - Myth and Reality in the American Past
	• HIST 267 - Abraham Lincoln: The Man and the Myth
	• HIST 269 - The Sixties in America
	• HIST 270 - Reagan’s America
	• HIST 272 - Socialism and Post-Socialism in People’s Republic of China
	• HIST 273 - Piracy in the Americas, 1500-1830
	• HIST 275 - Reacting to the Past
	• HIST 277 - An American History of the Body
	• HIST 280 - Bodies, Bloodletting, and Bile: Healers, Health, and Medicine from Antiquity through the Early Modern Period
	• HIST 300 - The Crusades
	• HIST 303 - The Calamitous 14th Century
	• HIST 305 - The Italian Renaissance
	• HIST 306 - Enlightenment and Absolutism
	• HIST 310 - Europe at the Turn of the Century, 1880-1917
	• HIST 312 - State and Society Under Communism and Fascism
	• HIST 313 - The Third Reich and the Holocaust
	• HIST 320 - Writing Ancient History
	• HIST 321 - Orality and Literacy in Ancient Greece
	• HIST 324 - Life in Colonial America
	• HIST 326 - The American Revolutionary Era
	• HIST 328 - The War of 1812 and the Development of the American Nation
	• HIST 331 - Problems in Nineteenth Century America
	• HIST 332 - Problems in Contemporary America
	• HIST 339 - Problems in the History of American Women
	• HIST 341 - American Environmental History
	• HIST 343 - Violence and the Coming of the American Civil War
	• HIST 345 - Skyscrapers, Slums, and Sprawl
	• HIST 347 - Tax and Spend
	• HIST 350 - Mao’s Cultural Revolution
	• HIST 353 - Women and Revolution in China
	• HIST 355 - Modern Chinese Warfare
	• HIST 358 - Migrants & Refugees in the 20th Century
	• HIST 360 - Middle East Nationalisms
	• HIST 365 - Conquest! Latin America 1492-1600
	• HIST 366 - Dictators and Development in Latin America
	• HIST 380 - Disease and Medicine in Modern History
	• HIST 502 - Internship with Special Collections, Pelletier Library
	• HIST 504 - Internship with the Historian of the College
	• HIST 506 - Internship with the Archivist, Pelletier Library
	• HIST 508 - History Under Sail: The Flagship Niagara and the Great Lakes
	• HIST 529 - Internship: History
	• HIST 550 - Writing Ancient History
	• HIST 551 - Orality and Literacy in Ancient Greece
	• HIST 558 - Revolutionary Russia, 1900-1921
	• HIST 560 - Witchcraft in Colonial America
	• HIST 563 - The Atlantic World
	• HIST 565 - Memory and the American Civil War
	• HIST 571 - The Civil Rights Movement
	• HIST 572 - Police and the People
	• HIST 573 - Mao’s Cultural Revolution
	• HIST 577 - Inventing Mexico: Nationalism and National Identity in a Global Context
	• HIST 587 - Crossing Borders: Transnational History in the Modern World
	• HIST 588 - Nationalism in the Era of the American Civil War
	• HIST 600 - Senior Project I
	• HIST 610 - Senior Project II
Integrative Informatics
	• INFM 529 - Internship: Integrative Informatics
	• INFM 600 - Senior Project I
	• INFM 610 - Senior Project II
Interdisciplinary This section contains the descriptions of interdisciplinary courses not listed elsewhere in the Bulletin under specific programs. These are non-departmental, non-divisional courses.
	• INTDS 200 - Exploring Difference: A Multidisciplinary Inquiry
	• INTDS 230 - Community Health Care: From Theory to Practice
	• INTDS 240 - The Human Voice: An Interdisciplinary Study
	• INTDS 250 - Animals, Culture & Society
	• INTDS 310 - The Neuroscience of Music Comprehension
	• INTDS 312 - Neuroscience of Dance and Movement
	• INTDS 314 - Cognitive Humanities
	• INTDS 315 - History of Neuroscience
	• INTDS 325 - Learn to See: Lean Six Sigma
	• INTDS 529 - Internship: Interdisciplinary
	• INTDS 530 - Internship in Community Health
International Studies
	• INTST 110 - Introduction to International Studies
	• INTST 529 - Internship: International Studies
	• INTST 600 - Senior Project I
	• INTST 610 - Senior Project II
Jewish Studies
	• JWST 529 - Internship
Journalism in the Public Interest
	• JOURN 100 - News Writing
	• JOURN 200 - Journalism and Democracy in the United States
	• JOURN 300 - Multimedia Journalism
	• JOURN 320 - Topics in Journalism
	• JOURN 500 - Internship with The Meadville Tribune
	• JOURN 501 - Internship with The Campus I
	• JOURN 502 - Internship with The Campus II
	• JOURN 529 - Internship: Journalism
	• JOURN 550 - Jr Seminar: Exposé and Reform: Case Studies in Investigation

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