by admin | Aug 17, 2016
Description This upper level undergraduate course serves as an introduction to the field of public history. Public history is a profession, a set of methodologies and skills, and a way of engaging the past in which the historian is in direct dialogue and partnership...
by admin | Aug 17, 2016
Description The purposes of this course are twofold: to expose students to the theory, major conceptual themes, and methodologies that oral historians around the globe use to frame and implement their work, and to hone their skills as an oral history practitioner....
by admin | Aug 16, 2016
Description This upper level graduate course examines the historical development of the American built environment, from rural settlements and regional vernacular architectural styles to landscapes of industrial agriculture in the countryside, and from colonial ports...
by admin | Aug 16, 2016
Description Students learn to analyze how the built environment employing five rhetorical modes–linguistic, aural, visual, spatial, and gestural. Everything done in this course–reading, research, writing, documenting, note-taking, etc.–are the multiple stages and...
by admin | Aug 16, 2016
Description This course is an upper-level survey that focuses on the history, politics and culture of African Americans in the State of Georgia. It seeks to provide students with an opportunity to actively and collaboratively engage significant topics, themes and...
