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Study history. It鈥檚 a way to study everything.

We study the past to understand humanity's place in the world, to remember those who came before us, and to help us live more wisely in our own time. Get your hands dirty leafing through manuscripts, handling treasures unearthed from ancient cities, and studying abroad, exploring the great sites of London or Budapest.

You鈥檒l be well-equipped for a wide range of internships and careers as employers increasingly seek out majors in the humanities for their creative thinking and critical insight. Visit our department blog, , to join us in discussions about the field of history, contemporary issues, our ongoing research and more.

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Fieldwork in Archaeology: Umm Al-Jim膩l, Jordan

Learn about the history, cultures, and religions of the Middle East while excavating at the breathtaking site of Umm Al-Jim膩l.

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Semester in Britain

Pursue your history studies at Liverpool-Hope University in this semester-long program in Britain.

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Slavery, Homegoing, and Faith in Ghana

Explore the history, culture, and present day challenges of Ghana through reading key texts and visiting important cultural and historical sites. Major themes of the course are slavery, the Atlantic Slave Trade, human trafficking, Christianity and culture, and Christian-Muslim relations.

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Modern Middle East

Study abroad in Jordan while delving into the history of the Middle East from the early twentieth century to the present.

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Historical Studies Faculty

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Ruth Aardsma

Ruth Aardsma

Adjunct Professor of History
Joel Carpenter

Joel A. Carpenter

Senior Research Fellow, Nagel Institute | Professor Emeritus
616-485-5882
Nicholas Cunigan

Nicholas J Cunigan

Lecturer
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Kristin Kobes Du Mez

Professor of History
Craig Hanson

Craig Hanson

Professor of Art History | Associate Director, Honors Program
526-7544
William Keterberg

William Katerberg

Curator of Heritage Hall | Director of the Mellema Program in Western American Studies | Professor of History
(616) 526-6047 (personal office), (616) 526-6916 (archives)
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Caleb Lagerwey

Adjunct Instructor, History & Social Studies Education
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Karin Maag

Director of H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin Studies Professor
526-6089
Darrell Rohl

Darrell Rohl

Associate Professor of History | Director of Archaeology Program
616-526-7538
Martin Spence

Martin Spence

Co-Director of Calvin Wayfinder Project | Adjunct Professor of History
Frans van Liere

Frans van Liere

Professor of History | Director of Classical & Medieval Studies Program
616-526-6535
Katherine van Liere

Katherine van Liere

Department Chair, Historical Studies | Professor of History
526-6817
Eric Washington

Eric M Washington

Professor of History | Director of Africana Studies Program
616-526-8630

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