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Buller Hall, Room 135
269-471-3292
history@andrews.edu
www.andrews.edu/cas/history/

Faculty
Stephanie A. Carpenter, Chair
John J. Markovic
Marcella Myers
Gary V. Wood

Emeritus
Brian E. Strayer

Adjunct Faculty 
Adam Fenner
Douglas Morgan
Bruce Reichert 

Mission

The Andrews University Department of History & Political Science constitutes a vital component of this distinctive Seventh-day Adventist institution of higher learning. Serving its majors and minors and General Education, the department promotes the study of history, politics and philosophies within the framework of a Christian worldview, emphasizing both individual and corporate responsibility for service to humanity.

Programs

• History BA
• Political Science BA

• Political Science BS
• Social Studies BS

• History Minor
• Legal Studies Minor
• Political Science Minor

Courses

• HIST 101 - Introduction to History & Political Science (HPSC)
• HIST 110 - Worldviews, Cultures and Gods
• HIST 117 - Civilizations and Ideas I
• HIST 118 - Civilizations and Ideas II
• HIST 204 - American Experience I
• HIST 205 - American Experience II
• HIST 277 - History Colloquium
• HIST 290 - Research Seminar
• HIST 316 - History of the Christian Church I
• HIST 317 - History of the Christian Church II
• HIST 325 - History of American Women
• HIST 404 - Adventist Heritage
• HIST 409 - African American History
• HIST 413 - Torture and Execution in Early Modern Europe, 1400-1800
• HIST 414 - Renaissance and Reformation, 1300–1648
• HIST 415 - Absolutism and Enlightenment, 1648–1789
• HIST 426 - Nationalism and Modernity, 1534-1914
• HIST 427 - World Wars and the Postmodern Age, since 1914
• HIST 434 - From Discovery to Nation, 1492–1789
• HIST 435 - Union and Disunion, 1789–1865
• HIST 437 - Topics:
• HIST 438 - Workshop:
• HIST 454 - Racism, Antisemitism, Holocaust
• HIST 458 - The Emergence of Modern America, 1865–1939
• HIST 459 - Special Methods in Teaching History and Social Studies
• HIST 469 - America as a World Power, 1939–Present
• HIST 475 - History, Myth and Film
• HIST 480 - Senior Seminar
• HIST 485 - Internship
• HIST 488 - Faith and History
• HIST 495 - Independent Study/Readings
• HIST 496 - Independent Research
• HIST 537 - Topics in _______________
• HIST 590 - Independent Readings
• HIST 650 - Historical Method and Research
• PHIL 224 - Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL 320 - Critical Thinking

• PLSC 101 - Introduction to History & Political Science (HPSC)
• PLSC 104 - American Government
• PLSC 115 - Introduction to Political Theory
• PLSC 210 - Introduction to the Legal Profession
• PLSC 225 - Comparative Politics
• PLSC 230 - International Relations
• PLSC 237 - The Individual, State, and Marketplace
• PLSC 260 - Introduction to American Law
• PLSC 277 - Political Science Colloquium
• PLSC 298 - Research Seminar
• PLSC 314 - Contemporary Political Thought
• PLSC 316 - Legal Writing and Rhetoric
• PLSC 324 - American Political Parties and Elections
• PLSC 326 - American Political Institutions: Judiciary
• PLSC 328 - American Political Institutions: Congress
• PLSC 335 - Criminal Law
• PLSC 350 - State and Local Government
• PLSC 365 - American Foreign Relations
• PLSC 366 - Terrorism and Political Theory
• PLSC 405 - Globalization
• PLSC 419 - Political Extremism
• PLSC 420 - Human Rights, Violations, and Reconciliations
• PLSC 435 - Public Policy
• PLSC 437 - Topics:
• PLSC 438 - Workshop:
• PLSC 454 - Utopian Political Thought
• PLSC 456 - Classical, Medieval and Early Modern Political Thought
• PLSC 457 - Modern Political Thought
• PLSC 458 - American Political Thought
• PLSC 460 - Area Study:
• PLSC 490 - Internship
• PLSC 495 - Independent Study/Readings
• PLSC 496 - Independent Research
• PLSC 525 - Public Policy, Civil Society and Development
• PLSC 537 - Topics in _______________

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