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Fall 2024

Lower Division Courses

HIST 11050 World History: Ancient & Medieval

Section 1: Tuesday, Thursday; 11am to 12:15am; Professor Matt Crawford

Section 2: Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 9:55am to 10:45am; Instructor TBD

Section 3: Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 11am to 11:50am; Instructor TBD

HIST 11051 World History: Modern

Section 1: Tuesday, Thursday; 2:15pm to 3:30pm; Professor Lindsay Starkey

Section 2: Online; Instructor TBD

Section 3: Online; Instructor TBD

Section 4: Monday, Wednesday; 3:45pm to 5pm; Professor Richard Steigmann-Gall

HIST 12070 Early America

Section 1: Tuesday, Thursday; 9:15am to 10:30am; Professor Kim Gruenwald

Section 3: Online; Instructor TBD

HIST 12071 Modern America

Section 2: Monday, Wednesday; 9:15am to 10:30am; Professor Kevin Adams

Section 3: Tuesday, Thursday, 3:45pm to 5:00pm; Instructor TBD

Upper Division Courses

HIST 31071, US Foreign Relations through 1898; Online - 7 weeks; Professor Ann Heiss

HIST 31025, Italy from Rome to Renaissance; Online - 5 weeks; Professor Fabrizio

HIST 31101, War & Society in the US from 1607-1865; Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 12:05pm to 12:55pm; Professor Kevin Adams

HIST 31130, History of Pre-Colonial Africa to 1880; Tuesday, Thursday; 2:15pm to 3:30pm; Professor Tim Scarnecchia

HIST 32050, Historical Research Methods; Monday, Wednesday; 2:15pm to 3:30pm; Professor Elaine Frantz

HIST 38595, section 1, ST: The African-American Jazz Age; Tuesday, Thursday; 9:15am to 10:30am; Professor Smith-Pryor

HIST 38595, section 2, ST: The History of Sexuality in Medieval and Early Modern Europe; Tuesday, Thursday; 11am to 11:15am; Professor Lindsay Starkey

HIST 41006, Roman History, Online; Professor Brian Harvey (MCLS)

HIST 41034, The Politics of Dress in Modern Europe; Tuesday, Thursday; 12:3opm to 1:45pm; Professor Hume

HIST 41041, History of Germany, 1871-Present; Monday, Wednesday; 12:30pm to 1:45pm; Professor Richard Steigmann-Gall

HIST 41071, Ideas in Action: US Intellectual History; Monday, Wednesday; 3:45pm to 5pm; Professor Ken Bindas

HIST 41129, The Holocaust: The Destruction of European Jewry, 1938-1945; Monday, Wednesday; 9:15am to 10:30am; Professor Nick Ostrum

HIST 49091, Senior Seminar in History (WIC); Monday, Wednesday; 2:15pm to 3:30pm; Professor Nick Ostrum

Graduate Level Courses (MA/PhD)

HIST 5/79295, Special Topics in Global History; Friday; 11am to 2pm; Professor Shane Strate

HIST 6/81002, Historiography; Thursday; 4:30pm to 7:30pm; Professor Kim Gruenwald

HIST 6/82350, Revolution and Reform: The Depression Era and the Transformation of American Society; Wednesday; 5:30pm to 8:3opm; Professor Ken Bindas

HIST 6/82420, Police and Policed in the US 19th and 20th Centuries; Monday; 5:30pm to 8:30pm; Professor Elaine Frantz

Spring 2025

Tentative schedule for Spring 2025 schedule. More updates to come! 

LOWER DIVISION COURSES

HIST 11050 World History: Ancient and Medieval

MW; 11-12:15pm; Professor Matt Crawford

HIST 11051 World History: Modern

MW; 9:15-10:30am; Professor Richard Steigmann-Gall

TR; 9:15-10:30am; Professor Shane Strate

HIST 12070 Early America

MW; 2:15-3:30pm; Professor Kim Gruenwald

TR; 12:30-1:45pm; Professor Liz Smith-Pryor

HIST 12071 Modern America

TR; 2:15-3:30pm; Professor Ken Bindas

TR; 11:15-12:15pm; Professor Elaine Frantz (Parsons)

UPPER DIVISION COURSES

Reconstruction of America (New Undergraduate Course); MWF; 9:55-10:45am; Professor Kevin Adams

HIST 41077 New Deal America & Beyond; TR; 9:15-10:30am; Professor Ken Bindas

HIST 31141 Early Latin America; MW; 2:15-3:30pm; Professor Matt Crawford

HIST 31061 Ohio History; 100% asynchronous; Professor Elaine Frantz (Parsons)

HIST 32050 Historical Research Methods; MW; 3:45-5pm; Professor Kim Gruenwald

HIST 49091 Senior Seminar; MW; 3:45-5pm; Professor Brian Hayashi

May 4th in a Global Context; MW; 11-12:15pm; Professor Ann Heiss

HIST 31056 Europe in the Renaissance; TR; 12:30-1:45pm; Professor Lindsay Starkey

HIST 31114 Tradition and Revolution in Southeast Asia; TR; 12:30-1:45pm; Professor Shane Strate

HIST 38595 The Black Arts, the Racial Mountain, and the Digital Age: From the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic, c. 1926 - Present; MW; 12:30-1:45pm; Professor Regennia Williams

GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES (MA/PHD)

HIST 5/79095 The Greater Reconstruction; W; 5:30-8:30pm; Professor Kevin Adams

HIST 6/82325 Major Readings in Asian American History; M; 5:30-8:30pm; Professor Brian Hayashi

HIST 6/81070 Graduate Writing Seminar; F; 11-2pm; Professor Liz Smith-Pryor

HIST 6/82415 Religion and Violence in the Modern West; R; 5:30-8pm; Professor Richard Steigmann-Gall