All history faculty members post their course
syllabi and materials online. To access these syllabi, connect to
the University syllabus database using the link below. This
will spawn a window in your browser, allowing you to search for the
course you want and still remain on the History website.
Search
for Syllabus
The best way to search for a syllabus is by course
number and section (for example: HIST305 001). You may also search
using the last name of the instructor or by department. Note that
you must use the course number or instructor's name as it appears
in the WKU Course Catalog.
Tips for finding syllabi
fast: Some history faculty post their syllabi on their own webpages
and you may find those syllabi more quickly by using the links in
the sidebar. Note that some courses do not have syllabi on the university
database:
For special topics courses (one time offerings)
or courses offered but not yet in the catalogue, consult the new
courses page for more information if you cannot find them on the
university database.
Independent Study (HIST499) and Graduate
Study (HIST590, 599, and 600) courses do not have posted syllabi,
consult the department head or the graduate advisor about these courses.
For information about HIST569-001 (Coop Ed in History), consult Professor
Crowe-Carraco or the History Department Office.
Rules: Syllabi are
provided online by the department as a convenience to its students.
Users should know that online syllabi are posted at the start of each
semester but are not always current. Online syllabi are superceded
by printed copies distributed in class and by updates made by faculty
during term. In all cases, it is the in-class syllabus which
should be considered binding. Questions about a specific syllabus
should be directed to the instructor. For contact information, see
the faculty
page. For further information about this page or the program
in general, return to the courses page, email
the Department or write
to us.
