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Complete 30 credits of graduate work, of which at least 21 credits must be in history. The graduate level history credits must include the following:
● (3 credits) Students in their first semester will take "The Art and Craft of Innovative History."
● (9 credits) Three reading seminars: With the approval of the Chair of the Graduate Studies Committee, a HIST666 component of an undergraduate lecture course may count as a reading seminar. Such approval will be given only when a HIST666 component includes regular "mini-seminar" meetings to discuss graduate- level readings.
- (6 credits) one 800-level History Writing seminar; one 600-level capstone thesis project (HIST692/693)
- Complete 10 additional program credits, including HIST492 (1 credit); EDUC420 (3 credits); and EDUC400 (6 credit student teaching practicum)