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This summer, #IHeartUWHistory instructor Alyson Roy will investigate military history from prehistoric times to the fall of the Roman Empire in HSTAM 205 Military History of the Ancient World. Check out the flyer image and visit myplan.uw.edu to register!

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This summer, #IHeartUWHistory instructor Arna Elezovic will explore themes of “rediscovery” of the ancient world and concurrent imperialism around the Mediterranean as they relate to the development of modern archaeology in HSTCMP 290 Indiana Jones and Archaeology in the Mediterranean World. Check out the flyer image and visit myplan.uw.edu to register!

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This summer, #IHeartUWHistory instructor Micaela Campbell will examine shifting notions of gender, race, class and religion under colonial and postcolonial conditions in HSTAS 221 History of Southeast Asia. Check out the flyer image and visit myplan.uw.edu to register!

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This summer, #IHeartUWHistory instructor Michael Reagan will offer a new & timely course, HSTAA 490 B History of Capitalism. Check out the flyer image and visit myplan.uw.edu to register!

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This summer, #IHeartUWHistory instructor Jonathan Bowdler will reveal the fascinating history of our region in HSTAA 432 History of Washington State & the Pacific Northwest. Check out the flyer image and visit myplan.uw.edu to register!

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This summer, #IHeartUWHistory instructor Nate Weston will teach a new course, HSTCMP 290 B Dictatorships in the Modern World. Check out the flyer image and visit myplan.uw.edu to register!

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So glad you're loving your ancient & medieval #IHeartUWHistory courses, Taylor! Welcome to the major! . . Are you loving your HSTAM classes this quarter, Huskies? (at University of Washington)

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Looks like our new #IHeartUWHistory Major Nick is ready for action this fall! We hope you love your ancient history classes! Husky Historians, are you starting to miss campus yet? We can't wait to see you next month! Remember you can always reach out to an adviser for the final tweaks to your course schedule-we're here to help! #FridayFaces #autumnquarter #uw (at University of Washington)

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This autumn, #IHeartUWHistory Professor John Findlay will teach HSTAA 110 American Citizenship and ask students to "see their own personal stories in terms of a broader context." There are still many seats left in the First-Year Interest Group section so register now at myplan.uw.edu!

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This autumn, #IHeartUWHistory Professor Ileana Rodriguez Silva invites students to explore the history of power struggles in Latin America from 1400 to the present in HSTLAC 185 Race, Gender & Class in Latin America. Visit myplan.uw.edu for more info!

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Brand-new #IHeartUWHistory Professor Laurie Marhoefer will introduce students to the history of modern queer activism in Europe and North America in HSTCMP 290/GWSS 290 F LGBT History this fall. Visit myplan.uw.edu to register!

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Were you surprised when First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama recently remarked that she wakes up “every morning in a house that was built by slaves”? This autumn, #IHeartUWHistory Professor Stephanie Smallwood will delve into the history of slavery across North & South Americas and the Caribbean from 1500-1800 to explore how slavery supported colonization and how ideas about racial difference developed and operated in different parts of the “New World.” Visit myplan.uw.edu to register now for HSTCMP 259 Race and Slavery in the Colonial Americas. 

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Are you looking to get a handle on the underpinnings of Western Civilization through a study of ancient cultural traditions? HSTAM 111 The Ancient World has got you covered! #IHeartUWHistory Professor Joel Walker will cover ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, Israel, Greece, Rome and early Christianity during autumn quarter. Visit myplan.uw.edu to register now!

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#IHeartUWHistory Professor & UW Distinguished Teaching Award Winner Moon-Ho Jung teaches HSTAA 231 Race and American History this fall, looking at the meaning of race and how it has shaped American history. Visit myplan.uw.edu to register now!

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This autumn, #IHeartUWHistory Professor Lynn Thomas teaches HSTAFM 152 African History 1880-Present. The course will challenge common assumptions about Africa by seeking to understand the continent’s rich and complex past. Visit myplan.uw.edu to register!

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This summer, #IHeartUWHistory Ph.D. Candidate Michael Aguirre teaches HSTLAC 282 History of Mexico. This course emphasizes how women, campesinos, indigenous populations, free and enslaved Afro-Mexicans, and the urban poor experienced the past, challenged colonial and post-colonial rule, and shaped modern Mexican society and culture

Register now at myplan.uw.edu!

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This summer, #IHeartUWHistory Lecturer Jennifer Webster teaches HSTCMP 225 The Silk Road. The course covers cultural and economic exchange across Eurasia as well as the spread of religions such as Islam and Buddhism.

Register now at myplan.uw.edu!