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| − | To receive honors in the History Department, undergraduate students must complete a [[senior thesis]]. This document is usually around 50-80 pages, and must include substantial original research. Students writing theses either take seminars or work independently with individual advisors. While one cannot receive honors without writing a thesis, it is not, however, a graduation requirement.
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| − | ===Honors and Awards===
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| − | Those theses receiving honors must not constitute more than 10% of the number of history majors in a given year. In addition to honors, the history department awards several prizes for theses and other work of note. These include:
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| − | *The [[Albert Marion Elsberg Prize]]
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Revision as of 13:46, 22 May 2007
Located in Fayerweather Hall, which is old and decrepit. Appropriately.
If you choose to major in history, your life will be ruled by a committee called the UNDED (yes, pronounced "undead"...seriously).
Courses
Courses frequently offered by the History Department:
Professors
Professors officially affiliated with the History Department:
See also
External links
