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By examining the past, you understand the present and can create a better future.
Historians study humanity’s past successes and failures, eras of brilliance and times of darkness, enlightened civilizations, and devastating regimes—all of which help explain the present. And with a firm understanding of what preceded us, you can shape where we are headed. A bachelor’s degree in history means that you’ve learned which ideals, systems, and structures benefited humanity and which ones didn’t, and that can ease your entry into almost any field, such as government, education, and business. Our Department of History faculty will work closely with you to advise you on the myriad opportunities awaiting you.
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You may e-mail Professor KC Johnson for appointments by phone or videoconference.
Students should e-mail Associate Professor Rawson for appointments.
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Professor Carp explains why you should major in history.
Associate Professor Mancia talks about why you need to take history courses.
Professor Stern explains how a history major allows you to stretch your mind, ideas, and horizons.
Professor Benjamin Carp Shares Passion for America’s Origins With the World.
The article discusses how "networking won’t save us, but we should endeavor to clear pathways instead of pulling up ladders or staying in our bubbles."
Lauren Mancia, Associate History Professor, recently published her book, Meditation and Prayer in the Eleventh-and Twelfth-Century Monastery: Struggling Towards God. The work examines medieval monastic meditation, prayer, and retrospection during
Department Chair: Steven Remy Undergraduate Deputy Chair: historydeputy@brooklyn.cuny.edu Graduate Deputy: Michael Rawson
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