History
What is the History course of study?
A bachelors degree in history provides students with a body of historical knowledge that enables them to understand local, national, and global events as well as to appreciate the range of cultural diversity that makes up the world community.
What will I learn?
What can I do with this course of study?The bachelors degree plan assists those who seek a career in social studies education. Additional career paths include higher education, research, publishing, information management, business, public service, law, and other positions requiring effective writing, interdisciplinary thinking, critical skill analysis skills, curiosity, and inquisitiveness. Program Updates:
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What's special about our program?The history course of study is special because of our students and our faculty. Students entering the history course of study are mentored by history faculties interested in having students achieve success. The course of study seeks students with inquiring minds. The course of study seeks students from diverse backgrounds, with diverse interests, ready to accept today's challenges. Faculty are devoted to encouraging student academic excellence, to developing students' critical thinking, reading, and writing skills, and to the college mission to produce informed and responsible citizens.
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- Associate of Arts
- History - AA to BA - Texas A&M University - San Antonio (TAMUSA)
- History - AA to BA - The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA)
- History, Social Studies Concentration- AA to BA - The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA)
- History, Teacher Certification in History - AA to BA - Texas A&M University - San Antonio (TAMUSA)
- History, Teacher Certification in Social Studies - AA to BA - Texas A&M University - San Antonio (TAMUSA)
Contact Us
Dr. Sean Duffy Program Co-Coordinator sduffy4@alamo.edu |
location: Chance Academic Center 316 |
phone: 210-486-1712 |
Dr. Lisa Ramos Program Co-Coordinator lramos@alamo.edu |
location: Chance Academic Center 100 |
phone: 210-486-0761 |
Julie Engel Interim MESSH Chairperson jengel2@alamo.edu |
location: Chance Academic Center 303c |
phone: 210-486-1695 |
Denise DeLaRosa Academic Unit Assistant ddelarosa62@alamo.edu |
location: Chance Academic Center 303d |
phone: 210-486-1695 |
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Program related updates: Want to be added to our once-a-week Remind about SAC-related History events? |
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Call center (210-212-5266), LiveChat (In the bottom right hand side on any SAC webpage) and zoom room (https://alamo.zoom.us/j/96204747346) available to assist students |
Erik Anderson Ph.D. Marianne Bueno, Ph.D. Thomas F. Clarkin, Ph.D. Sean Duffy, Ph.D.
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Suraya Khan, Ph.D. Instructor of History skhan29@alamo.edu (210) 486-1695 CAC 312 Jonathan A. Lee, Ph.D. Lisa Ramos, Ph.D. Amelia Serafine, Ph.D. Seabrook Jones, Ph.D.
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Mark Benz, M.A. Karen Brady, M.A. Richard Buitron, Ph.D John Carranza, M.A. jcarranza15@alamo.edu CAC 303 Joshua S. Copeland, M.A. Albert Coss, M.A. Scott Cowin, M.A. Andria Crosson, M.A. Paul Davis, Ph.D Lindsey Dillon, M.A. Brian Dwyer, M.A.
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Derek Kutzer, M.A. Deirdre Lannon, M.A. W.B. MacAulay, M.A. Louis A. Magnon, M.A.T., M.E.D. Kim Manning, M.A. Frank Martinez, M.A. Ted Villalon, M.A. |
Jennifer McIntyre, M.A. jmcintyre10@alamo.eduCAC 303E Catherine Miller, Ph.D. E. Carmen Morley, M.A. Thomas Rickert, M.A. Italo Samano, M.A. Karen Sebesta, M.A. ksebesta@alamo.edu CAC 303
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Last page update: 12/15/2020
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