August 2015

History Shopping Party

History Shopping Party
 
Please join the Yale History Department for a welcome-back History Shopping Party on Wednesday, September 2 (after the first day of classes), 7-8:30 p.m., in HGS 211. The event is open to all undergraduates.
 
Meet and mingle with professors, learn about the semester’s courses, find out which seminars still have space, consult with the DUS, explore the new History major, and much more. Course syllabi will be available. We will also have new cake designs!
 
Schedule of events:

Workshop: James Fenske, University of Oxford, present "Colonialism, Cotton and Famine in India, 1858-1918" (with Namrata Kala)

James Fenske, University of Oxford, present “Colonialism, Cotton and Famine in India, 1858-1918” (with Namrata Kala)

You can join the Economic History Mailing List if you want to receive announcements about the Economic History Workshop.

Workshop: Jared Rubin, Chapman University, "Endogenous Political Legitimacy: The English Reformation and the Institutional Foundations of Limited Government" (with Avner Greif)

Jared Rubin, Chapman University, “Endogenous Political Legitimacy: The English Reformation and the Institutional Foundations of Limited Government” (with Avner Greif)

You can join the Economic History Mailing List if you want to receive announcements about the Economic History Workshop.

New Courses in History: Fall 2015

Click here to view this year’s exciting new courses, including lectures, freshmen seminars, and departmental seminars. Course numbers in the History Department denote regions of the world rather than degree of difficulty. 100-level class are U.S. history; 200-level are European history; 300-level courses include Africa, Asia, Latin America, and other areas of the world; 400-level classes are global and cover many world regions simultaneously.