The History Department at CCSU offers comprehensive programs for undergraduate and graduate
students. Our faculty are widely respected scholars, active in their fields, and honored for
their teaching. We offer courses spanning a wide range of times, places and subjects including:
- Ancient History
- Medieval and Modern Europe
- Africa and the African Diaspora
- Latin America
- East Asia and the Pacific Rim
- The Middle East and West Asia
- The United States
The Department is home to
Connecticut History, the only scholarly journal dedicated to the state’s past,
and the Stanislaus A. Blejwas Endowed
Chair in Polish and Polish American Studies. In addition, we offer an
M.A. degree in Public History
as well as opportunities for undergraduates to explore this exciting career track.
Central to the department’s mission is our secondary education program leading to
teacher certification. We are
certified by both the National Council for the Social Studies
and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education,
providing prospective teachers with strong content knowledge and classroom skills.
We are also the academic home of
AMERICAN VOICES,
a Teaching American History grant program funded by the U.S.
Department of Education.
Public
History Undergraduate Internships for Spring 2010
CCSU Public History Students Develop Podcast Tour of New
Britain's Walnut Hill Park
Heather Munro Prescott on "Swine Flu and Student Health" at
History News Network
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