History Audit
UNDER CONSTRUCTION, things may be added or changed.
HISTORY DEPARTMENT AUDIT WORKSHEET 2008-09
updated 6/17/08, nl
Major Requirements
Thematic Field Guidelines
If you have any questions about the major or History courses, please e-mail, call, or stop by and see the History Chair, Professor Annette Igra aigra@carleton.edu (507) 222-5240, Leighton 207.
Nikki Lamberty (507) 222-4217, Leighton 210 can also provide more information. She audits your History courses in consultation with your advisor and the Chair of the Department. Contact her or stop by the office, Leighton 210, if you have questions about the distribution of your credits in the various History fields, or if your Registrar's Office audit is inaccurate. Your complete Carleton transcript audit is done by Candy Braun, Academic Records Coordinator and Roger Lasley, Registrar.
All members of the History Department Faculty are available to answer your questions about the department, its offerings, and the requirements of the major.
Foreign Language Option: 199
Independent Studies: 290, 291, 292, 390, 391, 392
Internship 393, included under heading of topic of study.
AP and IB
Courses from other departments that may be included in the 66-credit count:
American Studies 115
Asian Studies 112: Intro to Contemporary India
Classical History courses Classics 227 Greek History, Classics 228 Roman History, and Classics 229 History of Later Roman Empire, Byzantium & Islam
Economics 232, 233, 340, 341 (American and European Economic History)
Economics 250 with consent of Chair of the History department
Religion 140: History of Religion in America
Regarding additional courses that may count toward major: if approved by the History Department Chair or your advisor to count any courses African-American, American Studies, Asian Studies, Classics, Latin American Studies, Religion, Women’s Studies, or other special course. Only courses offered by a historian visiting inanother department can be considered for History department credit.
Courses numbered below 200 are open to first year students. First-year students may not register in courses numbered 200 and above without the written permission of the instructor. It is recommended that students planning to major in history take History 110 and one or two other courses during their first year. History majors who are interested in study and research in a major library should consider the Newberry Library Seminar Program. Other interesting off-campus programs and graduate studies programs and information can be found in the History Department lobby and at the following sites:
History Department Resources Page, ALSO: Off-Campus Studies Programs credit







