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Course Number Course Title Instructor
  506 Courses  
 506:102:01 World History II  Mathew
 506:102:02 World War II in World History  Hellbeck
 506:112 Patterns in Civilization: Love  Bell/Roden
 506:215 The Modern Girl  Feinberg
 506:225 Black Atlantic World  Holsey
 506:254 The History of Oil  Jones, T.
 506:271 Jewish Society and Culture I  Tartakoff
 506:272 Jewish Society and Culture II  Sinkoff
 506:301 Public History  O'Brassill-Kulfan
 506:302 Introduction to Oral History  Illingworth/Graham
 506:303 Digital History  Bayker
 506:361 Socialism and Communism  Markowitz
 506:391:01 Marxism  Livingston
 506:391:02 CHAPS: Cemeteries, Monuments, and Memorials  Woodhouse-Beyer
 506:391:03 CHAPS: Cultural Heritage & Near East Archaeology  Al Kuntar
 506:391:04 CHAPS:  Rico
 506:391:05 CHAPS: HERITAGE AND VISUAL CULTURE  Gomes Coelho
 506:451 Public History Internship  O'Brassill-Kulfan
 506:495 History Honors Program Seminar  Cooper
 506:496 History Honors Program Seminar  Cooper
  Workshops  
 506:299:01 Immigration Case Files and Stories of Restriction and Deportation
  Urban
 506:299:02 Slavery in History and Memory  Holsey
 506:299:04 The Holocaust: Perpetrators, Victims, and Historical Practice  Hanebrink
 506:299:05 The Fifties  Devlin
  Seminars  
 506:401:01 The Experience of World War II  Hellbeck
 506:401:02 Scarlet and Black: Connecting African American Alumni to Rutgers, 1940-Present  White
 506:401:03 Power, Wealth and Marriage  Ikeya
 506:401:04 The History of Urban Africa: Gender, Culture and Politics  Brown
 506:401:05 Coffee, Sugar and Other Addictive Subastances
  Triner
  508 Courses  
 508:110 Political Islam: Present and Past  Stephens
 508:205 History of Modern Middle East  Jones, T.
 508:242 Modern East Asia  Lee
 508:304 Ottoman Empire  Artun
 508:305 Modern Turkey  Artun
 508:320 History of Southern Africa  Brown
 508:337 Pirates, Pilgrims and Poets: Globalization in Indian Ocean History  Mathew
 508:338 Asian Migrations  Stephens
 508:348 Chinese Intellectual History  Lee
 508:352 Japan's Rise to World Power  Roden
 508:362 History of Mexico  Lauria Santiago
 508:364 Modern Brazil  Triner
 508:374 Caribbean Slavery  Fuentes
 508:392:02 History of Haiti Chochotte
  510 Courses  
 510:101 Ancient and Medieval Europe (sections 01, 02, 03)  DeVun
 510:102 Europe in the Global Age  Davis
 510:207 Byzantine Civilization (HYBRID)  Takacs
 510:211:01 Harvest of the Middle Ages  DiBattista
 510:211:03 Harvest of the Middle Ages  DiBattista
 510:213:90 The Crusades (ONLINE)  Reinert
 510:263  Exile Under Nazism and Communism  Sinkoff
 510:304 Rise of the Roman Republic  Figueira
 510:333 France, Old Regime and Revolution  Jones, J.
 510:335 France and the World  Surkis
 510:349 Modern Britain  Koven
 510:351 Medieval Italy
  DiBattista
 510:377 Russia in War and Peace  Foglesong
 510:401 Idea of Europe  Davis
  512 Courses  
 512:103 Development of U.S. I (sections 01-03)  Delbourgo
 512:104 Development of U.S. II (sections 01-03)  Clemens
 512:235
 Accidents and Disasters in the US and World  Pietruska
 512:240 World War I  Grippaldi
 512:262 African American History to 1877  Dunbar
 512:285 History of Rutgers (ONLINE)  Bell/Clemens
 512:303 Civil War and Reconstruction  Masur
 512:313 Childhood in America  Devlin
 512:348 War Peace and Military 1865-present  Grippaldi
 512:351 Mexican American History  Fernandez
 512:352 US Foreign Relations  Foglesong
 512:372 History of American Thought Since 1850  Livingston
 512:377 Culture of the 1960s  Markowitz
 512:379 African American History, 1877 to Present  Gross
 512:392 Latinos & Urban Crisis 1960-2000: NY/NJ  Lauria Santiago