THE
FACULTY
SENATE
Senate Document Number 2207S
Date of Senate Approval 01/18/07
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Statement
of Faculty Senate Action:
APC Document
19: Delete
HIST 354, 355 and 361
Effective Date: Fall 2007
1. Delete: On pg
147, the title and course description for HIST
354:
354 European Women: Antiquity to 1700 (3)
An examination of the similarities and differences (including
ethnicity, religion and social class) characterizing the lives of European
women across the centuries in the West, with an emphasis on the challenges
women’s history presents for historiography. See department chair.
2. Delete: On pg
147, the title and course description for HIST
355:
355 European
Women: 1700 to the Present (3)
A historical survey that examines how the lives of European women
were transformed by the social, economic and cultural conditions occurring
between 1700 and the present. Investigation of the impact of the Industrial
Revolution on women’s involvement in the workplace and the family, to changing
ideas about female nature and identity, and the emergence of an organized
women’s movement. See department chair.
3. Delete: On pg
147, the title and course description for HIST
361:
361 Renaissance and Reformation (3)
A study of the transition from medieval to modern Europe,
including political, economic, intellectual, artistic, religious and social
developments. See department chair.
4. Delete: On pg 240, under Women Studies
HIST 354 European Women: Antiquity to
1700 (3)
HIST 355 European Women: 1700 to the
Present (3)
Impact:
Will
have no resource implications.
Rationale:
The
deletions of History 354 and 355 reflect the wishes of the faculty person who
first proposed the courses and wishes to change to a new, more relevant
approach to the study of European Women’s history. The deletion of History 361 is due to the
fact that we have no current faculty able to teach the course.