Research Seminars 2007-2008

Fall:

492 Seminar in European History: Renaissance, Reformation, and the Problem of Modernity (Cotts)

493 Seminar in United States History: Labor Question, Race Question, Woman Question: Work and Citizenship, 1870-1920 (Lerman)

Spring:

490 Seminar in Asian History: 18th-century China (Dott)

495 Seminar in Latin American History: Testimonio: Voices of the Powerless in Recent Latin American History (Charlip)

Research Seminars 2006-2007

Fall:

494 Seminar in Middle East History: Ottoman Empire (Semerdjian)

493 Seminar in United States History: Reinventing the Free Worker: Reconstruction, New South, and the Reconvening of Nation (Lerman)

Spring:

492 Seminar in European History: The Masses and the Modern: 1880-1914 (Sharp)

488 Seminar in African History: (Woodfork)

Research Seminars 2005-2006

Fall:

492 Seminar in European History: Church and State in the Middle Ages (Cotts)

493 Seminar in United States History: The 1960s (Schmitz)

Spring:

490 Seminar in Asian History: Chinese Revolutions (Dott)

495 Seminar in Latin American History: Testimonio (Charlip)

Research Seminars 2004-2005

Fall:

492A Seminar in European History: Ancient Women and Power (Nourse)

492B Seminar in European History: The Masses and the Modern: 1880-1914 (Sharp)

Spring:

493 Seminar in United States History: Reinventing the Free Worker: Reconstruction, New South, and the Reconvening of Nation (Lerman)

494 Seminar in Middle East History: The Harem: Myth and Reality (Semerdjian)

Research Seminars 2003-2004

Fall:

493 Seminar in US History: the 1930s (Schmitz)

Spring:

490 Seminar in Asian History: Identity Crises: Identity, Race, and Nationalism in Qing China (Dott)

492 Seminar in European History: The Tudors (Weingart)

493 Seminar in United States History: The 1960s (Schmitz)

Research Seminars 2002-2003

Fall:

493 Seminar in US History: the 1960s (Schmitz)

492A Seminar in European History: The Masses and the Modern (Sharp)

Spring:

492B Seminar in Ancient History: Ancient Women and Power (Nourse)

495 Seminar in Latin American History: Revolutions (Charlip)

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