History

History
1029 Tisch Hall 435 South State Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1003	Professor Geoff Eley, Chair Professor Joel Howell, Associate Chair
Phone: (734) 764-6305	Departmental Information — History Departmental Information — MEMS Departmental Information — STS
Fax: (734) 647-4881
Website: www.lsa.umich.edu/history	Departmental Faculty List
email: umhistory@umich.edu
Advising History — Appointments with History advisors are scheduled online from the department's webpage: www.lsa.umich.edu/history/ug. Students should see an advisor as soon as they decide on their concentration or minor. MEMS — MEMS Honors concentrators will have academic advising by the program director (Prof. Karla Taylor) to support their individually constructed programs of study. The administrator located in the MEMS program office (2713 Haven Hall), housed in the Department of History, will be the primary point of contact for students in MEMS.
Undergraduate Course List Undergraduate Concentration Programs History Medieval and Early Modern Studies Undergraduate Academic Minors History Medieval and Early Modern Studies	Graduate Course List Graduate Courses (Rackham Bulletin course list) History Medieval and Early Modern Studies Graduate Programs History, Ph.D. Medieval and Early Modern Studies, Certificate Science, Technology, and Society, Certificate Affiliated Interdepartmental Graduate Programs History and Women's Studies, Ph.D. Anthropology and History, Ph.D. Greek and Roman History, Ph.D. Greek and Roman History, Certificate

History Faculty listing

Faculty listing for the Department of History

History departmental information

The Department offers a flexible concentration & a focused minor in history. Our faculty members number nearly 80 and are notable for their expertise in a wide range of areas and for their commitment to teaching.

History concentration

History students deal with large amounts of information, organize, analyze, and interpret data, and make persuasive written arguments. They gain an understanding of how people & societies operate and interact. These skills are key to success in any field.

History Academic Minor

The academic minor in history is designed to complement students' particular interests and encourage a concentrated historical study. Students outline a topical focus and cluster 6 history courses within that field.