Undergraduate/Graduate Catalog 2016-2017 [ARCHIVED CATALOG] See drop-down menu above to access other catalogs.
History
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Faculty
Chairperson: Professor Keith Lewinstein
Graduate Program Coordinator: Professor Margaret Lowe
Professors: Leonid Heretz, Andrew Holman, Michael Ierardi, Erin O’Connor, Wing-kai To
Associate Professors: Brian Payne, Sarah Wiggins
Assistant Professors: Meghan Healy-Clancy, Thomas Nester, Paul Rubinson, Jeffrey Webb
Department Telephone Number: 508.531.1388
Location: Tillinghast Hall, Room 233
Website: www.bridgew.edu/history
Degree Programs
- BA in History
- MAT - History
Undergraduate Minors
Click on Academic Programs for program information and requirements.
Bachelor of Arts
The department offers students a solid, liberal arts major as preparation for professional careers, for graduate study in other fields (law and librarianship, for example) and for careers as museum professionals and public historians. It prepares students to teach history at the middle and high school level, and it provides a relevant and valuable liberal arts major to students preparing for careers in elementary, early childhood and special education. It also contributes to the core curriculum program by offering history courses to all students.
The Department of History recommends that its majors select a minor or interdisciplinary program that will complement the major program. History majors electing secondary education are strongly urged to take elective courses in geography, political science, economics and the behavioral sciences in order to meet present employment expectations.
Educator Licensure
Students interested in seeking Massachusetts teacher licensure should refer to the following department links for specific teacher licensure and program requirements: Elementary and Early Childhood Education or Special Education for students double majoring in elementary education, early childhood education or special education; or Secondary Education and Professional Programs for students minoring in secondary education (high school, middle school or PreK-12 specialist).
Honors Program
The honors program in history provides highly motivated history majors with opportunities to enhance their academic program through intensive scholarly study and research designed to be of assistance in postgraduate employment or in the pursuit of an advanced degree in history. Contact the Department of History for further information concerning eligibility and application.
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