SENIOR PORTFOLIO
SENIOR PORTFOLIO
2024 Fall Term
1 Units
History 475
Students will submit a variety of artifacts from course work from their history majors courses to a portfolio to demonstrate their level of accomplishment in skills related to the discipline of history. In addition students will also prepare materials for further education or employment such as a resume and requesting letters of reference.
Other Requirements: PREREQ: HISTORY MAJOR, ONE 400 LEVEL HISTORY CAPSTONE COURSE OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR
Class Schedule
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01-LEC 2708
1 Unit
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09/03 - 12/07 (1) |
James Coons
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| Japan is the home of the longest-running monarchy on the planet. This class will focus primarily on the early centuries of the Japanese court system considering the roles of courtiers and women and servants in the eighth through thirteenth centuries. It will also look at the restoration of the emperor in the 19th century and what the monarchy means for Japan today. Students will use sources ranging from diaries to court records; gardening treatises to city plans; to explore the lives of people associated with the court and the royal court?s impact on Japanese history. The course includes a 12 to 15-page research paper that serves as one of the artifacts for the senior history portfolio course. | |||||
