The History Department includes 24 experienced teachers and scholars, who rank as recognized experts in their fields of specialization.
While fully engaged with research and service activities, they also regard teaching as a primary responsibility. Several have won teaching awards. Moreover, the professors have a genuine interest in students. They spend many hours outside the classroom conferring over independent studies, guiding research projects, and carrying out advising functions. In part for this reason, the number of history majors at Colorado State now exceeds 550.
The history department at Colorado State University is a friendly place. Various social functions, lecture series, and other events mark the academic year and bring students, faculty, and staff together. Often times, such things come about through the auspices of Phi Alpha Theta the highly active history honor society. Prospective students should inquire about Phi Alpha Theta.
Program Information
Undergraduate- History Major, Liberal Arts Program Checksheet
- Checksheet for Social Studies Teaching Concentration
- History Minor Checksheet
- STARTING FALL 2007 - Course Conversion List - Upper division courses are being renumbered and the University Curriculum Committee has created a cross referenced list of changes. To avoid any confusion please reference when registering starting Fall 2007.
Courses
Students in history pursue all kinds of careers.
Some become teachers. Others attend graduate school, law school, or seminary. Many obtain employment in government, the military, the business world, and or in other endeavors seemingly unrelated to history...
Center for Public History and Archaeology (CPHA)
The Center’s interdisciplinary team of historians and anthropologists conducts public history and public archaeology research projects throughout the American West and the United States.