History

Associate of Arts (DTA) Degree - Specialization in History

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The following course set fulfills the requirement of the Specialization in History for the Associate of Arts (DTA) degree and prepares students for successful transfer at the junior level in History at our primary transfer universities, including University of Washington-Tacoma, University of Washington-Seattle, Western Washington University, Central Washington University, Pacific Lutheran University, the University of Puget Sound and others.

This specialization provides an introduction to the key political, social, cultural and economic events in American society from the past to the present and a historical study of human societies in the world.

Requirements

All public universities in the state of Washington have a language requirement at the bachelor degree level. Students should review those requirements and ensure they meet them prior to transfer. World language credit can be applied toward humanities, multicultural and general elective requirements of the Associate of Arts (DTA) degree.

Degree Requirements

Career Options

Professional historians teach at various levels, work in museums and media centers, conduct historical research for businesses or public agencies, or participate in the growing number of historical consultancies.

Visit the American Historical Association website for more information.

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Dr. Craig Cowden, Program Chair

ccowden@tacomacc.edu
Location: Bldg. F2-10
253-460-4327

Faculty Advisor Team

Dr. Bernard Comeau

Location: Bldg. F2-28

bcomeau@tacomacc.edu

253-566-5284

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Dr. Brian Duchin

Location: Bldg. F2-17

bduchin@tacomacc.edu

253-566-6062

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Dr. Yi Li

Location: Bldg. F1-47

yli@tacomacc.edu

253-566-5396

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