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Please note that all UGA syllabi, as of Fall 2009, are available centrally at the UGA Syllabus System. The following links are provided for courses taught up to Fall 2009.

* See instructor for syllabi not listed here.

Last Updated November 19, 2009

 
FRES1010: Freshman Seminar, 1 hour
Román*
Winship*
FRES1020: Freshman Seminar, 2 hours
Ehlers
Inscoe
Morrow, Jr.*
Willis
HIST2050H: Multicultural America , 3 hours
Morrow
HIST2051: Multiculturalism in Early America, 3 hours
Morrow*
HIST2111: U.S. History to 1865, 3 hours
Berry*
Blair
Gigantino
Hagood
Hoffer (Summer)
Justice (Summer)
Lawton
Mihm
Saunt*
Winship (Maymester)
Wolf
HIST2111H: U.S. History to 1865, Honors, 3 hours
Hoffer
Kulikoff
Nash
Steffen
Wolf
HIST2112: U.S. History 1865 to Present, 3 hours
Blair (Summer)
Clark*
Cobb*
Drake (TR)
Drake (MWF)
Gigantino
Grem (Summer Thru Term)
Hamilton
Huff
Inscoe
Lee (Summer session II)
Lin
Luckett
Pratt (Maymester)
Stueck (Maymester)
Wolf (Summer session II)
HIST2112H: U.S. History 1865 to Present, Honors, 3 hours
Clark
Hamilton
Steffen
Stueck
HIST2221: Latin American Civilization to 1800, 3 hours
Voekel
Whigham
HIST2222: Latin American Civilization Since 1800, 3 hours
Chamosa*
Román
Voekel*
Whigham
HIST2301: History of Western Society to 1500, 3 hours
Soper*
HIST2302: History of Western Society Since 1500, 3 hours
Ehlers
Mason
Morrow, Jr.*
Short
Soper
Willis
HIST2312H: Western Society since 1500 (Honors), 3 hours
Carter
Morrow, Jr.*
Soper
HIST2501: Africa to 1800, 3 hours
Cleaveland
HIST2502: Africa Since 1800, 3 hours
Cleaveland
Gigantino
HIST2600: East Asian History, 3 hours
Levine*
HIST2701: World Civilizations I, 3 hours
Mattern
Song
HIST2701H: World Civilizations I (Honors), 3 hours
Friday
Mattern
HIST2702: World Civilizations II, 3 hours
Lin
 
HIST3020: United States Foreign Relations Since 1914, 3 hours
Lin
Stueck
HIST3030: History of Canada, 3 hours
Willis*
HIST3050: American Indian History to 1840, 3 hours
Saunt
HIST3051: American Indian History since 1840, 3 hours
Saunt*
HIST3055H: Early America (Honors), 3 hours
Saunt*
HIST3060: Colonial and Revolutionary America, 3 hours
Hoffer (Maymester)
Hoffer
HIST3071: Origins of Modern America, 3 hours
Hill
HIST3072: The United States Between the Wars, 1914-1945, 3 hours
Hill
HIST3073: Modern America, 1945 to Present, 3 hours
Drake
Hamilton
Hill*
Luckett
HIST3080H: America and the World (Honors), 3 hours
Stueck
HIST3085: United States Women's History to 1865, 3 hours
Clark
HIST3086: United States Women's History 1865-Present, 3 hours
Clark
HIST3090: The American South, 3 hours
Justice
Lawton
HIST3101: Early African American Experience, 3 hours
Morrow*
HIST3102: Modern African American Experience, 3 hours
Pratt
HIST3160: American Environmental History, 3 hours
Drake
HIST3220: History of Mexico, 3 hours
Voekel*
Whigham (Maymester)
HIST3230: History of Brazil, 3 hours
Whigham
HIST3240: The Caribbean Area, 3 hours
Román
HIST3270: History of Argentina and Chile in the 20th Century, 3 hours
Chamosa*
HIST3311: History of Ancient Greece, 3 hours
Mattern
HIST3312: Roman History, 3 hours
Mattern
HIST3321: History of Women in the Ancient World, 3 hours
Mattern
HIST3324 : History of Women in Modern Europe, 3 hours
Soper
HIST3330 : The Medieval World, 3 hours
Caldwell*
HIST3340: The Age of Renaissance and Reformation, 3 hours
Carter
Ehlers (Summer session I)
Ehlers
HIST3350: The Age of Absolutism, 3 hours
Carter
HIST3361: Europe's Revolutionary Century, 1789-1900, 3 hours
Short
Soper
HIST3361H: 19th Century Europe (Honors), 3 hours
Soper
HIST3362: Twentieth-Century Europe, 3 hours
Soper
HIST3371: Tudor-Stuart England, 3 hours
Ehlers
HIST3372: English History Since 1660, 3 hours
Willis
HIST3381: Old Regime and Revolutionary France, 3 hours
Kwass*
HIST3382: Modern France Since 1799, 3 hours
Gavorsky
HIST3390: Germany 1789-Present, 3 hours
Malto
HIST3400: Modern Italy, 3 hours
Carter
HIST3411: Russia to the Great Reforms, 3 hours
Carter
HIST3412: Modern Russia, 3 hours
Carter
HIST3432: History of Modern Science, 3 hours
Gavorsky
HIST3443: Spain in the Age of Cervantes, 3 hours
Ehlers
HIST3512: 19-20th C. East Africa, 3 hours
Cleaveland
HIST3530: Women in Sub-Sahara Africa, 3 hours
Cleaveland
HIST3561: Medieval Middle East, 3 hours
Caldwell*
Sabra
HIST3564: Middle East Since 1914, 3 hours
Sabra
HIST3580: History of Egypt, 3 hours
Sabra
HIST3601: Pre-Modern Japan, 3 hours
Friday
HIST3602: Modern Japan, 3 hours
Friday
HIST3661: History of China I, 3 hours
Levine
HIST3662: History of China II, 3 hours
Levine
HIST3663: History of China III, 3 hours
Levine
HIST3670H: Intro to Chinese Civilization (Honors) , 3 hours
Levine*
HIST3720H: Seminar in Comparative History (Honors) , 3 hours
Pollard (Christians and Jews in WWII Europe)
Voekel*
HIST3752: War and Society Since 1500, 3 hours
Morrow, Jr.*
 
HIST4000: Studies in American History, 3 hours
Clark (Women in the American South)
Huff (The 1960's in America)
Kulikoff (Marx and Marxist History)
Kulikoff (Women, Private Property, and the State)
Mihm (The History of Money in America)
Moreton* (Radical America)
Steffen (The American Frontier)
Whitehead (The American and Canadian Wests, 1850-Present Day)
Wolf (U.S. Intellectual History Since 1865)
HIST4020: Food and Power in American History, 3 hours
Hamilton
HIST4028: U.S. Capitalism to 1877, 3 hours
Kulikoff
HIST4035: Race, Gender, and Empire, 3
Moreton*
HIST4040: Working Class America, 3 hours
Clark
HIST4050: American Lives, 3 hours
Inscoe
HIST4055: Survey of African American Intellectual Thought, 3 hours
Morrow*
HIST4060: American Legal History, 3 hours
Hoffer
HIST4065: History of Medicine in America to 1865, 3 hours
McMurry
HIST4067: History of American Technology, 3 hours
Hamilton
HIST4068: The American Revolution, 3 hours
Kulikoff
HIST4070: Jeffersonian and Jacksonian America, 3 hours
Gigantino
HIST4070H: Jeffersonian and Jacksonian America (Honors), 3 hours
Nash
HIST4071: Antebellum South, 3 hours
Inscoe
Justice
Kulikoff
Nash (Summer)
HIST4072: U.S Civil War, 3 hours
Berry
Justice (2)
Justice (1)
Nash
HIST4073: The Reconstruction Era, 3 hours
Nash
HIST4080: Politics of Gender in United States History, 3 hours
Clark
Moreton*
HIST4085: American Intellectual History to 1865, 3 hours
Mihm
HIST4091: Problems in American Foreign Policy, 1776 to Present, 3 hours
Vigil
HIST4092: The United States in the Era of the Cold War, 3 hours
Lin
Vigil
HIST4094: The Vietnam War, 3 hours
Huff
HIST4100: History of Georgia, 3 hours
Justice
Justice
Steffen*
HISt4110: Multicultural Georgia, 3 hours
Inscoe*
HIST4110H: Multicultural Georgia (Honors), 3 hours
Inscoe
HIST4120: Civil Rights Movement, 3 hours
Lee (Maymester)
HIST4200: Studies in Latin American History, 3 hours
Román (Citizenship and Social Movements in the Americas)
Voekel (Revolutionary Mexico)
HIST4211: Cuba From Emancipation to Revolution, 3 hours
Román
HIST4211H: Cuba From Emancipation to Revolution (Honors), 3 hours
Román
HIST4214: Intro to the Religions of the Carribbean, 3 hours
Román
HIST4220: The United States and Latin American History, 3 hours
Whigham (Summer)
Whigham
HIST4225: Medicine, Healing, and the Body in Ancient Greece and Rome, 3 hours
Mattern
HIST4230: Supernatural Latin America, 3 hours
Chamosa*
HIST4250: Race, Nation, and Popular Culture in Latin America, 3 hours
Chamosa*
HIST4300: Studies in European History, 3 hours
Ehlers (The Atlantic World, 1500-1800)
Mason (The Trial in Modern European History)
Short (Empire and Political Economy in the Eighteenth Century)
Soper (Microhistories of Modern Europe)
HIST4320: Law and Society in the Greco-Roman World, 3 hours
Mattern
HIST4355: The Enlightenment, 3 hours
Kwass*
HIST4360: European Popular Culture, 3 hours
Carter
Pollard (Maymester)
Pollard
HIST4372: Intellectual History in Early Modern Europe, 3 hours
Kwass*
HIST4373: Nineteenth-Century European Intellectual History, 3 hours
Short*
HIST4374: Intellectual History of Twentieth-Century Europe, 3 hours
Carter
HIST4382: Britain from the Age of Revolution to the Age of Victoria, 1780-1900, 3 hours
Willis*
HIST4383: Britain 1901 to the Present, 3 hours
Willis
HIST4385H: Nuclear Culture: Images, Attitudes, Controversies, 3 hours
Willis
HIST4391: France, Revolution and Empire, 3 hours
Gavorsky
Mason
HIST4392: 20th Century France, 3 hours
Morrow, Jr.*
Pollard*
HIST4400: Age of World Wars I and II, 3 hours
Morrow, Jr.*
HIST4410: Nazism and Fascism, 3 hours
Pollard
HIST4420: Holocausts, 3 hours
Pollard*
HIST4450: Democracy in Modern Europe, 3 hours
Gavorsky
HIST4500: Studies in African History, 3 hours
Cleaveland (History of Islam in Africa)
HIST4560: Studies in Middle Eastern History, 3 hours
Sabra (The Crusades)
HIST4600: Studies in Asian History, 3 hours
Levine (Ancient Chinese Thought)
Raman (Gandhi and Modern India)
HIST4625: Everyday Life in Ming China, 3 hours
Levine
HIST4630: The Golden Age of the Heian Court, 3 hours
Friday
HIST4700: Studies in Comparative History, 3 hours
Pollard (Identity, the Holocaust and Comparative Histories)
HIST4710: Atlantic World, 3 hours
Ehlers
HIST4725: Environmental History of the Modern World, 3 hours
Drake
HIST4730H: Marx and Marxism, 3 hours
Kulikoff
HIST4750: History and Film, 3 hours
Mason (The History of Paris on Film)
Pollard
HIST4990: Senior Seminar, 3 hours
Berry (Weirding the Civil War)
Chamosa*
Clark (Women in 20th C. South)
Cobb (The American South)
Drake (U.S. Environmental History)
Ehlers (Reformation Europe)
Friday (Military History)
Inscoe (Race Relations in the American South)
Kulikoff (The American Revolution)
Mason (Political Trials)
Mattern (The Image of the Enemy in Wartime)
Pollard*
Pratt (Post-1945 America)
Román (Citizenship & Social Movements in Latin America)
Sabra (Crusade and Jihad: Holy War in the Middle Ages)
Stueck (The Cold War)
Whigham (The Conquest of Mexico and Peru)
Willis (Nuclear Culture)
Wolf (Popular Culture and American History)
 
HIST6000: Studies in American History, 3 hours
Inscoe (American Community Studies)
Mihm* (The History of Money in America)
Pratt (The Civil Rights Movement)
Saunt (Colloquium in American Indian History)
Saunt (Colloquium in Ethnohistory)
HIST6020: Food and Power in American History, 3 hours
Hamilton
HIST6072: U.S. Civil War, 3 hours
Berry
HIST6214: Religions in the Caribbean and Brazil, 3 hours
Román
HIST6360: European Popular Culture, 3 hours
Pollard
HIST6500: Studies in African History, 3 hours
Cleaveland
 
GRSC7770: Graduate Seminar, 1-3 hours
Holliman
Luckett
Nash
Olsson
HIST7001: Colloquium in North American History and United States History to 1865, 3 hours
Hoffer
Kulikoff
HIST7002: Colloquium in United States History: 1865 to the present, 3 hours
Hamilton
Pratt
Stueck
Sutter
HIST7200: Area Colloquium, 3 hours
Cleaveland
HIST7220: Colloquium in Latin American and Caribbean History, 3 hours
Román
Whigham
HIST7322: Colloquium in Early Modern Europe, 3 hours
Kwass*
HIST7705: Colloquium in World History, 3 hours
Friday
HIST7710: Colloquium on Gender in History, 3 hours
Clark
HIST7900: Theory and Practice, 3 hours
Voekel*
 
HIST8010: Seminar in Early American History, 3 hours
Saunt
HIST8020: Seminar in Middle Period United States History, 3 hours
Clark
Inscoe
HIST8030: Seminar in Recent United States History, 3 hours
Cobb
Inscoe
HIST8860: Seminar in History, 3 hours
Clark (Seminar in History and Gender)
Hoffer (Seminar in American Legal History)
Mason (Graduate Seminar in Cultural History)
Sutter (Seminar in America in the World)
Whigham (Nationalism and Nation-Building in World History)
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