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Graduate Education
	• GRED 674 - Culminating Experience/Thesis Research
	• GRED 675 - Secondary Science Teaching Research
	• GRED 676 - Student Teaching Seminar: Policies and Practice in American Education
	• GRED 677 - Development and Learning in Adolescence
	• GRED 680A - Education Leadership Institute I
	• GRED 680B - Educational Leadership Institute II
	• GRED 681 - Social Studies Curriculum in Middle/Secondary School
	• GRED 682 - Research in Social Studies Education
	• GRED 684 - Secondary Social Studies Content Portfolio
	• GRED 687 - Action Research
	• GRED 688 - Social Studies Instruction in Middle/Secondary School
	• GRED 688E - Economics Instruction in Middle/Secondary Schools
	• GRED 688G - Geography Instruction in Middle/Secondary Schools
	• GRED 688H - History Instruction in Middle/Secondary Schools
	• GRED 688P - Political Science/Government Instruction in Middle/ Secondary Schools
	• GRED 689 - Practicum in Middle/Secondary School Social Studies Instruction
	• GRED 690B - School Building Leader Internship
	• GRED 690D - School District Leader Internship
	• GRED 692 - Student Teaching: Jr. High 7-9
	• GRED 693 - Supervised Clinical Experience/Student Teaching, Grades 10-12
	• GRED 694 - Student Teaching in the Middle/Junior High School 5-9
	• GRED 696 - Student Teaching: Childhood Education 1-6
	• GRED 697 - Student Teaching: Senior High 10-12
	• GRED 699 - Thesis Research
Graduate English and Communication Where possible, the academic term the course is generally taught has been provided. All other courses are taught as demand warrants.
	• GECD 595 - Special Topics
	• GECD 598 - Tutorial
	• GECD 601 - Introduction to Graduate Studies
	• GECD 602 - Introduction to Discourse Studies
	• GECD 603 - Semiotics
	• GECD 604 - Professional Writing
	• GECD 605 - Rhetoric and Society
	• GECD 606 - Thesis Workshop
	• GECD 610 - Theories of Interpretation
	• GECD 615 - Narratology
	• GECD 620 - Poetics
	• GECD 625 - Psychology and Discourse
	• GECD 640 - Discourses of Nationalism
	• GECD 645 - Discourses of Humanism
	• GECD 650 - Discourses of Culture
	• GECD 655 - Discourses of Ecology
	• GECD 660 - Gender and Identity in Discourse
	• GECD 680 - Special Topics
	• GECD 690 - Thesis Credits
	• GECD 695 - Special Topics
Greek
	• GREK 101 - Intro to Classical Greek
	• GREK 102 - Intermediate Classical Greek
History
	• HIST 100 - World History
	• HIST 101 - Europe from 1500 to 1815
	• HIST 102 - Europe since 1815
	• HIST 110 - Europe since 1500
	• HIST 195 - Special Topics
	• HIST 198 - Tutorial
	• HIST 201 - United States to 1877
	• HIST 202 - United States Since 1877
	• HIST 210 - American Identities in Song
	• HIST 225 - East Asian History
	• HIST 230 - Introduction to Africa
	• HIST 240 - Immigrant America
	• HIST 250 - Sick History of Early America
	• HIST 252 - Eat: A Global History of Food
	• HIST 295 - Special Topics
	• HIST 298 - Tutorial
	• HIST 302 - Fighting Words: History & Story
	• HIST 304 - History of American Women 1
	• HIST 305 - Modern American Women
	• HIST 309 - Colonialism in the Caribbean
	• HIST 310 - Cultures of Mexico & Central America
	• HIST 311 - Indians and Iberians
	• HIST 312 - Latin America in the 20th Century
	• HIST 314 - Vietnam War
	• HIST 315 - Modern Japanese Women’s History
	• HIST 318 - Premodern Japan
	• HIST 319 - Modern Japan
	• HIST 321 - Ancient Greece & Rome
	• HIST 322 - Ancient Middle East
	• HIST 323 - Middle East: Alexander to Islam
	• HIST 326 - Egypt in Late Antiquity
	• HIST 330 - Black Diaspora: 1500 to Present
	• HIST 331 - Africa to 1870
	• HIST 332 - Africa since 1870
	• HIST 341 - Colonial American History
	• HIST 342 - Revolutionary America
	• HIST 350 - Practicing Public History
	• HIST 351 - Medieval and Renaissance England
	• HIST 352 - Revolutionary England
	• HIST 353 - Renaissance & Reformation
	• HIST 354 - The Enlightenment
	• HIST 370 - African American History
	• HIST 371 - The First World War
	• HIST 372 - Civil War America
	• HIST 373 - World War II
	• HIST 376 - The U.S. in the 1920s & 1930s
	• HIST 377 - The United States Since 1945
	• HIST 378 - Adirondack Environmental History
	• HIST 379 - History of New York State
	• HIST 387 - History of U.S.S.R.
	• HIST 388 - Potsdam in Europe
	• HIST 389 - Modern Germany: Bismarck to Hitler
	• HIST 395 - Special Topics
	• HIST 398 - Tutorial

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