Courses

Examination of the growth of the United States from the constitutional era through the onset of the sectional conflict.

Selected topics from among the following: the administrations of Jefferson and Madison, the War of 1812, the Era of Good Feelings, Western Expansion, and Jacksonian Democracy.

This course gives students experience in producing short documentaries for the media. Students will produce their own documentary with the intent of entering the finished product in student competitions. Culminating experience for broadcast journalism students.

An exploration of the major historiographical works and controversies of the New South, through the Civil Rights Movement.

A study of the American South since 1865, including the interaction of economic, political, social, and cultural factors, especially in the context of struggles in rural and urban communities and in the textile industry.

Post-Reconstruction South emphasizing the economic, social, and political readjustments made during the twentieth century. Open to students who have completed 12 semester hours in history or senior standing or have permission of instructor.

The post-Reconstruction South emphasizing the economic, social, and political readjustments made during the twentieth century.

History of the South from Reconstruction to the 1920's.

History of the South from Reconstruction to the 1920's.

Political, economic, and urban development of South from Reconstruction to end of World War II.