I 202 US History II 3cr. Survey of the political, economic and cultural development of American civilization from the period of the Civil War to the present. A course aimed at exploring how women have shaped and are shaping their own lives and the world. It begins with an overview of the role of women in Western culture since Paleolithic times. The course will focus on themes relevant to students and to important current developments for women.
Teaching is marked by collaboration, a key element in feminist methodology.
323 History of Ohio 3 cr. This course studies the history of Ohio from earliest times to the present. Its relationship to the wider context of American history receives significant attention. 324 African American History 3 cr. This course examines African Americans from the time of their life in Colonial America through the days of expansion, The Civil War, Reconstruction, and industrialization, with emphasis on the special problems facing African Americans in the twentieth century.