Public History Concentration
Historians work in a variety of settings including museums, historic sites, national parks, archives, and historical societies. This concentration is designed to introduce students to the wide range of professional opportunities in history beyond traditional teaching and research. Students will receive training in the methods and materials public historians employ to interpret history for a popular audience. The concentration offers practical experience in professional settings. Courses in the concentration may also count toward completion of the major.

Required Courses (6 hrs)
HIS 390 and 512

Electives (6 hrs)
Choose two of the following: HIS 306, 327, 347, 392, 511a, b, or c; ATY 378