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Lasell University · Newton, MA

A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.

Program
Award
History
Catalog edition
2020 - 2021 Academic Catalog
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
Historians study temporal dynamics, or the ways in which societies and cultures change (and sometimes remain the same) over time. Through application of Lasell's Connected Learning philosophy, History majors develop the skills necessary to think critically about the complex interrelationships and inequities that characterize human societies and cultures, and how those structures have impact on all aspects of human experiences. The History major is flexible, enabling students to devise individual programs tailored to their specific interests. The foundation requirements provide students with a solid grounding in the methodologies employed by historians as they carry out their investigations. In-depth courses across a broad spectrum of themes give students the opportunity not only to develop and employ their analytical skills, but also to pursue their own interests. Students are encouraged to take classes in disciplines outside of history to complement their studies within the major and prepare for their career goals. During the senior year, students complete a capstone project and an internship in an area related to their individual interests. The capstone is completed in a two-semester sequence; students read and research their chosen topic during a semester-long individual tutorial and write a capstone essay during the following semester. For many of our students, this thesis has served as a stepping stone to graduate school. Students receive extensive training in the development of writing, research, critical thinking and analytical skills that are essential to success in a wide variety of careers. The major prepares students to pursue careers in history, education, law, politics, business, international relations, public service, and many others. Students who are interested in preparing to be teachers at the secondary level should follow the program plan for Secondary Education Major (Grades 5-12) and History Major to ensure that they meet requirements for licensure.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
166391
CourseShelf checklist
CK_166391_101b5724_1
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Requirements

19 items
  1. HIST 103
    World Civilization I
    As published: “HIST103”
  2. HIST 352
    Nature & Meaning of History
    As published: “HIST352”
  3. HIST 400
    Individual Seminar in Reading & Research
    As published: “HIST400”
  4. HIST 401
    Tutorial in History
    As published: “HIST401”
  5. HUM 103
    Invitation to the Humanities
    As published: “HUM103”
  6. HUM 399
    Humanities Internship Seminar
    As published: “HUM399”
  7. HUM 400
    Humanities Field Experience
    As published: “HUM400”
  8. PHIL 101
    Introduction to Philosophy
    As published: “PHIL101”
  9. HIST 123
    American Civilization I
    As published: “HIST123”
  10. HIST 124
    American Civilization II
    As published: “HIST124”
  11. HIST 203
    The History of Women in U.S
    As published: “HIST203”
  12. HIST 204
    Recent American History
    As published: “HIST204”
  13. HIST 207
    African American History
    As published: “HIST207”
  14. HIST 210
    Latin Amer Colonial Period to Present
    As published: “HIST210”
  15. HIST 208
    Sub-Saharan Africa after 1800
    As published: “HIST208”
  16. HIST 209
    China from 1600 to Present
    As published: “HIST209”
  17. HIST 211
    Middle East & Islamic World Since 1800
    As published: “HIST211”
  18. HIST 212
    Mod Japan: Culture & History
    As published: “HIST212”
  19. ENG 201
    Eng Lit/Themes & Writers
    As published: “ENG201,209,210,211,212,214,217,218,222,223,224,225 OR any 300 level ENG course”

Major Requirements: 45-57 credits

55 items
  1. HIST 103
    World Civilization I
    As published: “HIST103 - World Civilization I”
  2. HIST 104
    World Civ II
    As published: “HIST104 - World Civ II”
  3. HIST 105
    History of Human Rights
    As published: “HIST105 - History of Human Rights”
  4. HIST 123
    American Civilization I
    As published: “HIST123 - American Civilization I”
  5. HIST 124
    American Civilization II
    As published: “HIST124 - American Civilization II”
  6. HIST 203
    The History of Women in U.S
    As published: “HIST203 - The History of Women in U.S”
  7. HIST 204
    Recent American History
    As published: “HIST204 - Recent American History”
  8. HIST 207
    African American History
    As published: “HIST207 - African American History”
  9. HIST 208
    Sub-Saharan Africa after 1800
    As published: “HIST208 - Sub-Saharan Africa after 1800”
  10. HIST 209
    China from 1600 to Present
    As published: “HIST209 - China from 1600 to Present”
  11. HIST 210
    Latin Amer Colonial Period to Present
    As published: “HIST210 - Latin Amer Colonial Period to Present”
  12. HIST 211
    Middle East & Islamic World Since 1800
    As published: “HIST211 - Middle East & Islamic World Since 1800”
  13. HIST 212
    Mod Japan: Culture & History
    As published: “HIST212 - Mod Japan: Culture & History”
  14. HIST 218
    Global History of Childhood
    As published: “HIST218 - Global History of Childhood”
  15. HIST 223
    Special Topics in History
    As published: “HIST223 - Special Topics in History”
  16. HIST 231
    Revolutions & Revolutionary Thought
    As published: “HIST231 - Revolutions & Revolutionary Thought”
  17. HIST 260X
    Seminar
    As published: “HIST260X - Seminar”
  18. HIST 323
    Special Topics in History
    As published: “HIST323 - Special Topics in History”
  19. HIST 325
    The Intellectual Origins of Western Civ
    As published: “HIST325 - The Intellectual Origins of Western Civ”
  20. HIST 327X
    Intelluctual Origins of Eastern Civ
    As published: “HIST327X - Intelluctual Origins of Eastern Civ”
  21. HIST 352
    Nature & Meaning of History
    As published: “HIST352 - Nature & Meaning of History”
  22. HIST 400
    Individual Seminar in Reading & Research
    As published: “HIST400 - Individual Seminar in Reading & Research”
  23. HIST 401
    Tutorial in History
    As published: “HIST401 - Tutorial in History”
  24. HUM 103
    Invitation to the Humanities
    As published: “HUM103 - Invitation to the Humanities”
  25. HUM 105X
    Research Assistants Seminar
    As published: “HUM105X - Research Assistants Seminar”
  26. HUM 207X
    Mexico/U.S.: Poverty & Human Rights
    As published: “HUM207X - Mexico/U.S.: Poverty & Human Rights”
  27. HUM 302X
    Fantasy Wrlds:Camelot to King's Landing
    As published: “HUM302X - Fantasy Wrlds:Camelot to King's Landing”
  28. HUM 399
    Humanities Internship Seminar
    As published: “HUM399 - Humanities Internship Seminar”
  29. HUM 400
    Humanities Field Experience
    As published: “HUM400 - Humanities Field Experience”
  30. HUM 419
    Seminar in Hum: Readings & Research
    As published: “HUM419 - Seminar in Hum: Readings & Research”
  31. HUM 420
    Seminar in Humanities
    As published: “HUM420 - Seminar in Humanities”
  32. PHIL 101
    Introduction to Philosophy
    As published: “PHIL101 - Introduction to Philosophy”
  33. PHIL 106
    World Religions
    As published: “PHIL106 - World Religions”
  34. PHIL 109X
    Introduction to Logic
    As published: “PHIL109X - Introduction to Logic”
  35. PHIL 203
    Existentialism
    As published: “PHIL203 - Existentialism”
  36. PHIL 208
    Knowing & Reality
    As published: “PHIL208 - Knowing & Reality”
  37. PHIL 302
    Ethical Reasoning
    As published: “PHIL302 - Ethical Reasoning”
  38. HIST 103
    World Civilization I
    As published: “HIST103 - World Civilization I”
  39. HIST 352
    Nature & Meaning of History
    As published: “HIST352 - Nature & Meaning of History”
  40. HIST 400
    Individual Seminar in Reading & Research
    As published: “HIST400 - Individual Seminar in Reading & Research”
  41. HIST 401
    Tutorial in History
    As published: “HIST401 - Tutorial in History”
  42. HUM 103
    Invitation to the Humanities
    As published: “HUM103 - Invitation to the Humanities”
  43. HUM 399
    Humanities Internship Seminar
    As published: “HUM399 - Humanities Internship Seminar”
  44. HUM 400
    Humanities Field Experience
    As published: “HUM400 - Humanities Field Experience”
  45. PHIL 101
    Introduction to Philosophy
    As published: “PHIL101 - Introduction to Philosophy”
  46. HIST 123
    American Civilization I
    As published: “HIST123 - American Civilization I”
  47. HIST 124
    American Civilization II
    As published: “HIST124 - American Civilization II”
  48. HIST 203
    The History of Women in U.S
    As published: “HIST203 - The History of Women in U.S”
  49. HIST 204
    Recent American History
    As published: “HIST204 - Recent American History”
  50. HIST 207
    African American History
    As published: “HIST207 - African American History”
  51. HIST 210
    Latin Amer Colonial Period to Present
    As published: “HIST210 - Latin Amer Colonial Period to Present”
  52. HIST 208
    Sub-Saharan Africa after 1800
    As published: “HIST208 - Sub-Saharan Africa after 1800”
  53. HIST 209
    China from 1600 to Present
    As published: “HIST209 - China from 1600 to Present”
  54. HIST 211
    Middle East & Islamic World Since 1800
    As published: “HIST211 - Middle East & Islamic World Since 1800”
  55. HIST 212
    Mod Japan: Culture & History
    As published: “HIST212 - Mod Japan: Culture & History”
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