HIST 58400: Social History of the United States
This course examines the social and cultural history of the American people, illustrating how movements have shaped lives in ways that represent democratic ideals since the nation’s founding.
Please review the syllabus for full course information.
Term: This is a Full Semester course. Participants may register for one Full Semester course OR one course each in Winter/Spring I and II.
Prerequisite(s): Qualified to teach content area
Purdue University Northwest
Semester: Winter/Spring 2024 – Full Semester
Instructor: Dr. Kathleen Tobin
Graduate Credits: 3
Format: Online Asynchronous
Dates: 1/8/24 – 5/4/24
Graduate Certificate Available: No
Master’s Completion: View Options for History
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