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History students develop the skills of well-informed people with habits of mind, critical reasoning, and perspective who are prepared for a variety of jobs and professions involving research, analysis, and communication. Our graduates pursue careers in business, government, social services, journalism, and more. Others pursue advanced degrees in history, education, and the law. Our alumni work at the Smithsonian Institution, Greater Hartford Arts Council, the National Archives, the National Security Agency, in Foreign Service, teaching, and at local historical societies.

In our student-led Historical Society, share your historical interests with your peers, develop leadership skills, and learn outside the classroom about history through museums, films, and living historical sites. Students in the Historical Society organize frequent trips to sites of historical interest, host film discussions, and much more. Many of our students join special interest groups, such as Historical Society, Honors Program, Model United Nations, and Phi Alpha Theta (national honors historical society). Many of our students also participate in varsity and intramural sports, special interest groups, and student government.

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The History faculty is committed to excellence in teaching. We are proud of our three history professors who have won the University-wide Teaching Excellence Award. History faculty members contribute to the production of knowledge through research and publication nationally and internationally. We bring our interests in archival research, oral history, and public history about Africa, Germany, Britain, Latin America, and the U.S. into the classroom to share with our students the excitement of interpreting the past.

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