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History

Academic Department: Social Sciences
Main Office: FH 101
Phone Ext: 7630
Main Numbers: (415) 457-8811  /  (415) 883-2211
 
In-depth information about each program is available in the Course Catalog, including program descriptions, faculty lists, degree requirements, and course listings. The Course Catalog is available to view and print in PDF* format.
About the Program

History is an evolving record of human emotions, human aspirations, and human successes and failures. Historians deal with goals, fears, interests, and prejudices of people in the past and the impact of their thoughts and actions on the people of today and tomorrow. The study of history is a valuable adjunct for many careers both inside and outside of the social sciences.

Career Options
Antique Dealer, Archaeologist, Archivist, Biographer, Book Store Owner/Operator, Criminologist, Documentary Film Writer, Equal Opportunity Specialist, Foreign Service Officer, Genealogist, Historian, Historical Archaeologist, Historical Editor, Historical Society Administrator, Lawyer, Librarian, Market Research Analyst, Museum Guide, News Analyst, Paralegal Assistant, Park Naturalist/Ranger, Patent Examiner, Peace Corps/Vista Worker, Preservationist, Private Investigator, Research Specialist, Teacher, Writer/Journalist

Transfer
Students planning to transfer to a four-year institution should complete the lower division major requirements and general education pattern for the appropriate transfer institution and major. Exact major requirements for UC and CSU institutions can be found on www.assist.org. Please see a counselor for more information as curriculum requirements may vary among transfer universities.

A.A. in History
The History Program provides transfer, general education, general interest courses, as well as an Associate in Arts degree. Courses are offered at either campus to fulfill requirements for the degree. Please note: Students may choose English 120, 120SL, or 150 to complete the Associate degree. Transfer students, however, are advised to complete English 150. All students should consult a counselor.

Department Phone: (415) 485-9630
Faculty

NameSend EmailOfficePhone
Bellisimo, Yolanda YBellisimo@marin.edu FH 202 7446
Bruce, Erik Er RBruce@marin.edu FH 102 7314
Cheney, Paul A PCheney@marin.edu FH 203 7402
Lara, Ismael ilara@marin.edu  
Turner, Walter B WTurner@marin.edu FH 205 7459
Current and Future Courses

TermSection (CRN)CourseDatesDaysTimeCampusRoomInstructor
Fall 2017 80811 HIST 100 - American History Trends/Topics 08/21/17-12/09/17 MW 09:40-11:00 KTD AC 241 Bellisimo, Yolanda
81931 HIST 100 - American History Trends/Topics 08/21/17-12/09/17 DE Bruce, Erik
82304 HIST 102 - World History II: Mod World 08/21/17-12/09/17 W 18:10-22:00 KTD AC 104 Cheney, Paul
82844 HIST 111 - Western Civ II: 1350-1815 08/21/17-12/09/17 T 18:10-21:00 KTD AC 105 Bruce, Erik
80816 HIST 117 - United States History I 08/21/17-12/09/17 MW 14:10-15:30 KTD AC 240 Cheney, Paul
80817 HIST 117 - United States History I 08/21/17-12/09/17 TR 09:40-11:00 KTD FH 120 Turner, Walter
80818 HIST 118 - United States History II 08/21/17-12/09/17 TR 11:10-12:30 KTD AC 240 Cheney, Paul
80947 HIST 118 - United States History II 08/21/17-12/09/17 MW 12:40-14:00 KTD FH 120 Turner, Walter
83069 HIST 216 - History of Mexico 08/21/17-12/09/17 TR 14:10-15:30 KTD AC 236 Lara, Ismael
80948 HIST 238 - History of Africa 08/21/17-12/09/17 MW 11:10-12:30 KTD AC 240 Turner, Walter

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