At Green River Community College you may begin your studies by taking courses that prepare you to be “major ready” and transfer to a university. While you are taking your major prerequisites within your transfer degree, you can focus your distribution choices and elective credits toward meeting your educational goals and area of interest.
Founded in 1834, Green Mountain College has been built on an intricate history involving the Welsh heritage of the Slate Valley, the town of Poultney, and the natural environment surrounding the college. All of these details play a part in the history program at GMC: Students develop an understanding of the history of the local community as well as world history and natural and social historical struggles. Students are encouraged both to take part in the college's Welsh Heritage Program, an ongoing social program which seeks to elevate awareness of the unique history of the region, and to learn about the
Class Credits HIST 110 British Life and Culture 5.0 HIST& 116 Western Civilization I 5.0 HIST& 117 Western Civilization II 5.0 HIST& 118 Western Civilization III 5.0 HIST& 136 US History 1 5.0 HIST& 137 US History 2 5.0 HIST 141 History of China 5.0 HIST 142 History of Japan 5.0 HIST& 214 Pacific NW History 5.0 HIST& 219 Native American History 5.0 HIST 230 Latin American History 5.0 HIST 237 History of Australasia: Australia and New Zealand 5.0 HIST 240 History of Modern Middle East 5.0
Course Syllabi - Spring 2009 HIST 1511 HIST 2210 HIST 2331 HIST 2410 HIST 2550 HIST 2660 HIST 3230 HIST 3251 HIST 3341 HIST 3730 HIST 3960 HIST 4000 HIST 4002 HIST 4480 HIST 4741 HIST 4961 HIST 6030 HIST 6270 HIST 6370 HIST 6961
HIST 120 American Presidency HIST 205 American Environmental History HIST 211 U.S. in World Affairs I HIST 212 U.S. in World Affairs II HIST 240 Western Minority History HIST 250 Introduction to Latin
Minor Requirements Required Courses: 12 cr. hrs. HIST 101 Origins of Civilization, (supporting course)*, 3 HIST 102 Origins of One World, 3 *Required supporting course; credits apply in GEN. ED. Choose ONE of the following courses in Non-Western History, 3 HIST 201 Introduction to Asian Civilization, 3 HIST 202 Introduction to Latin American Civilizations, 3 HIST 203 The Mediterranean: A Survey, 3 Choose TWO courses in U.S. History, 6 Either HIST 215 United States History to 1865, 3 or HIST 216 United States History from 1865, 3 and one of the following: HIST 204 U.S. Immigration and Ethnic History, 3 HIST 205 Women‚s History: U.S., 3 HIST 206 Native Americans and the United States, 3 HIST
Core Requirements 6 cr. hrs. HIST 101 Origins of Civilization (supporting course)*, 3 cr. HIST 102 Origins of One World, 3 cr. HIST 485 History Seminar, 3 cr. *Required supporting course; credits apply in GEN. ED. Required Courses Choose one of the following Non-Western History Courses, 3 cr. hrs. HIST 201 Introduction to Asian Civilization, 3 cr. HIST 202 Introduction to Latin American Civilizations, 3 cr. HIST 203 The Mediterranean: A Survey, 3 cr. Choose three of the following U.S. History Courses** 9 cr. hrs HIST 204 U.S. Immigration and Ethnic History, 3 HIST 205 Women‚s History: United States, 3 HIST 206 Native Americans and
Students interested in pursuing higher education in the field of history should consider choosing from the following courses as electives while at STCC: HIST-100 Survey of Early Western civilization HIST-110 Survey or Early U.S. History and Government HIST-200 Survey of Modern Western Civilization HIST-210 Survey of Modern U.S. History HIST-300 History of Civilization Since 1650 HIST-322 Introduction to African-American History: Colonial to 1865 HIST-323 Introduction to African-American History: 1865-Present HIST 425 Women in History