Public History minor – Academics

Public History minor

WOU’s Public History minor is an interdisciplinary program, meaning that students take classes from a variety of departments to build the skills needed for this growing field. Students who choose this minor will build their knowledge of researching, interpreting and presenting history to a broad and diverse audience. Practical internships will be available so that students can get real-world experience before graduation.

Highlights of the program
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credits required for the Public History minor

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of master's degree can be completed as an undergrad at WOU

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of students who apply to WOU are selected for admission

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Highlights of the program

  • Get the skills needed to work in archives, museums, heritage societies, corporations, non-profit organizations and government entities
  • Gain expertise in the technology used in classrooms, archives, museums and other heritage institutions
  • Apply experience in research, exhibition production, writing and archiving to many majors on campus

Meet your professors

DAVID DOELLINGER

Professor, History
doellind@wou.edu

PATRICIA GOLDSWORTHY-BISHOP

Professor, History
goldswop@wou.edu

KIMBERLY JENSEN

Professor, History
jenseki@wou.edu

RICARDO PELEGRIN TABOADA

Ethnic Studies Programs Coordinator and Advisor | NTT Visiting Assistant Professor, History
pelegrintaboadar@wou.edu

DONNA SINCLAIR

NTT Assistant Professor, History
sinclaird@wou.edu

ELIZABETH SWEDO

Associate Professor, History
swedoe@wou.edu

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