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History
HIS-340 Nineteenth Century American Deaf History
This course offers a close study of the birth and early evolution of America’s Deaf community, with particular attention to historical context. Incorporating recent scholarship in the field, this course will examine central topics, including education, organizations, regional identities, class, and eugenics. This class also will closely study several subcultures in addition to general American Deaf history, including African American, European American, and Native American experiences. Economic, social, religious, and cultural factors also will be addressed.
Program: History
Credit: 3
HIS-334
Introduction to Documentary…
Students will become acquainted with documentary film as…
HIS-735
History of Disability…
This course will address the meaning of disability…
Credits 3
HIS-755
Deaf Women's History
Examining the intersection of women's history and Deaf…
HIS-787
Introduction To Historical…
This course is designed to provide students with…
HIS-793
History Research Project…
This course allows advanced students to focus on…
HIS-794