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Adjunct Faculty - Last Updated May 13, 2013 Webpage detailing library privileges for Adjunct Faculty
African American History Survey Since 1865 - Last Updated Apr 20, 2012 Undergraduate course in African American history from 1865, the end of slavery. The course examines the experience of African Americans as they began to participate in society as a United States citizen.
Emancipation Societies: The mid to late 19th Century - Last Updated Apr 20, 2012 This course seeks to examine what happens in a society immersed in African slavery for hundreds of years and the way it addresses the emergence of freedom of former slaves.
GEOG4210/5210 : Urban Planning Methods - Last Updated Aug 6, 2012 Accessing Census Data using Simply Map
Government Documents - Last Updated May 6, 2013 Government Documents, including federal, state, local and International documents.
Racial Violence Between Blacks and Whites: Colonial Times to the Present - Last Updated Apr 20, 2012 This course examines African American and White attitudes toward violence as an avenue for liberation and self-definition in the United Sates from colonial settlement to the twenty-first century.
Slavery and Abolition in the New World - Last Updated Aug 19, 2011 A wide-ranging introduction to some of the most important developments and debates concerning the history of slavery in the Atlantic world from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century.
United States History Since 1865 - Last Updated Aug 27, 2012 Graduate course in United States History from Reconstruction to the present. Students will examine primary and secondary materials related to issues from 1865-the twenty-first century. |
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