History

 

The B.A. degree in History is for students interested in a wide range of career choices ranging from education to law to the business world. The history major consists of two tracks: history and history with teacher certification. Students pursuing the history track will take upper-level courses that provide a broad foundation for the study of history, including advanced study in one of four concentrations: U.S. history, western civilization, world history and interdisciplinary / thematic history.

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  • Tempus et Locus ‐ Time and Place: A Journal of GGC's History and Geography Department, Issue 23 

    Rawls, richard; Lindley, Todd (Georgia Gwinnett College, 2023-02)

  • GGC History and Geography News, Issue 22 

    Rawls, Richard; Cocar, Remalian (Georgia Gwinnett College, 2022-11)

  • GGC History, Issue 21 

    Rawls, Richard; Tadros, Mazin (Georgia Gwinnett College, 2022-01)

  • GGC History, Issue 20 

    Rawls, Richard; Thomas, Logan (Georgia Gwinnett College, 2021-07)
    July 2021 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department

  • GGC History, Issue 16 

    Rawls, Richard; Knecht, Andra (2019-02)
    February 2019 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department

  • GGC History, Issue 19 

    Cook, Richard; Ackerson, Wayne; Rawls, Richard (Georgia Gwinnett College, 2020-11)
    November 2020 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department

  • GGC History, Issue 18 

    Rawls, Richard; Gagnon, Michael (Georgia Gwinnett College, 2020-04)
    April 2020 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department

  • History of Access to Public Libraries in the American South 

    Johnson, Renee (2016-04-19)
    Paper detailing the historical access to public libraries citizens had in the southern United States. It also includes a poster on the different levels of library access based on demographics such as gender, race, age, and ...

  • Failing to Profit from Genocide: How Georgia Facilitated, but Failed to Reward, the Pony Club as a Method of Cherokee Removal 

    Craft, Valerie (2016)
    Paper written on the Pony Club, a group who helped to remove Cherokee Indians from Georgia but never profited from the land. Includes a poster explaining exactly what the Pony Club was.

  • GGC History, Issue 17 

    Rawls, Richard
    November 2019 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department.

  • GGC History, Issue 15 

    Rawls, Richard (2018-08)
    February 2018 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department.

  • Gwinnett County, A Bicentennial Celebration 

    Gagnon, Michael (2018-07-25)
    Chronicles the two-hundred year history of Gwinnett County. Includes information on the evolution from rural to suburban, slavery, and the removal of Native-Americans from the county. Nineteen pages.

  • How Advertising created the "Real Housewives" of the 1950s 

    Cropanese, Valerie (2013)
    Gives examples on how 1950s advertising helped to establish the stereotypes of the American housewife.

  • GGC History, Issue 14 

    Rawls, Richard (2018-02)
    February 2018 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department. Contains four pages.

  • GGC History, Issue 13 

    Rawls, Richard (2017-11)
    November 2017 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department. Contains four pages.

  • GGC History, Issue 11 

    Rawls, Richard (2016-10)
    October 2016 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department. Contains four pages.

  • GGC History, Issue 09 

    Rawls, Richard (2016-02)
    February 2016 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department. Contains four pages.

  • GGC History, Issue 12 

    Rawls, Richard (2017-04)
    April 2017 issue of GGC History, a newsletter published by Georgia Gwinnett College's history department. Contains four pages.

  • Modern Interpretations on the Origins of the First World War: A Historiography 

    Donau (2013)
    Gives facts regarding the relevance of the First World War in modern times. Has examples on how learning from that war can prevent future wars a century later.

  • Historiography of the Black Panther Party 

    Farley, Takita (2013)
    History of the Black Panther party and what contributed to its fall. Also includes selected works related to the history and politics of the organization.

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