Education Program Requirements
- EDU 340: Research and Methods in Teaching the Young Adult
- EDU 343: Research and Methods in Teaching and Learning in the Social Sciences
- EDU 460: Seminar in Teaching the Young Adult
- EDU 469.03: Laboratory Practice and Practicum in Secondary Teaching
American History Requirements
Students can pursue one of three possible paths through the education program with an American history endorsement.
Option 1: Completion of a 30 semester hour teaching major which must minimally include the following courses (note: this option fulfills requirements for a history major):
- Historical Methods--HIS 100: Making History (4 credits)
- American History--five electives in American (or Latin American) history (20 credits)
- US Minority History--one of the following courses (4 credits):
- HIS 222: History of Women in the US
- HIS 225: Native American History, 1491-1865
- HIS 227: African-American History
- HIS 228: US Immigration History
- Advanced Study--one of the following courses (4 credits):
- HIS 3XX: Advanced Studies in History
- HIS 397: Advanced Independent Study
- HIS 411: Senior Essay
- Total Credits: 32
Option 2: Completion of 24 semester hours in American history to include the following:
- Historical Methods--HIS 100: Making History (4 credits)
- Electives--three electives in American history (12 credits)
- US Minority History--one of the following courses (4 credits):
- HIS 222: History of Women in the US
- HIS 225: Native American History, 1491-1865
- HIS 227: African-American History
- HIS 228: US Immigration History
- Advanced Study--one of the following courses (4 credits):
- HIS 3XX: Advanced Studies in History
- HIS 397: Advanced Independent Study
- Total Credits: 24
Option 3: Completion of 30 semester hours in the broad area of social sciences to include 15 semester hours in American history:
- Historical Methods--HIS 100: Making History (4 credits)
- Electives (22 credits)
- Two electives in American history (8 credits)
- Four electives in the broad area of social sciences (14 credits)
- Advanced Study--one of the following courses (4 credits):
- HIS 3XX: Advanced Studies in History
- HIS 397: Advanced Independent Study
- Total Credits: 30





