News/Announcements

Anne Myers Scholarships
The History Department is now accepting applications for our 2012 Anne Myers Scholarships. These scholarships, in the amount of up to $300, are reserved for declared History majors. Applications are available here, or in the History Department (Cramer Hall 441). Applications are due in the History Department by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 3. Don't miss out on this opportunity.

Do you know where your classes are meeting?
Check the online version of the Winter 2012 schedule for the most up-to-date information regarding where and when classes are meeting (click here).

Taking a course with online content?
You need an ODIN account before you can log on to your course page on Desire2Learn. Go to www.account.pdx.edu to generate an ODIN account; then use your ODIN name and password to log on to Desire2Learn at d2l.pdx.edu.

The following Winter 2012 courses are either fully or partially online:

HST 321U: Early Modern East Asia with Prof. Walton is a partially online course meeting at the downtown campus on Wednesdays 1400-1550 only; the rest of the course will be conducted online. Students registered in the course should check Desire2Learn before the first class meeting or contact Prof. Walton at waltonl @ pdx.edu for further information.

HST 343U: American Family History with Prof. Del Mar is a partially online course meeting at the downtown campus on every other Thursday evening 1730-2100, beginning in Week One; the rest of the course will be conducted online. Students registered in the course should check Desire2Learn before the first class meeting or contact Prof. Del Mar at delmardw @ hevanet.com for further information.

The following Winter 2012 courses are offered by the Extended Campus Program:*

HST 337U: History of American Cities with Prof. Del Mar is a fully online course offered by PSU's Extended Campus Program. Students registered in the course should check Desire2Learn before the first class meeting or contact Prof. Del Mar at delmardw @ hevanet.com for further information.

HST 342U: Women in Gender in America, 1920 to present with Prof. Kerns is a fully online course offered by PSU's Extended Campus Program. Students registered in the course should check Desire2Learn before the first class meeting or contact Prof. Kerns at jkk @ pdx.edu for further information.

HST 343U: American Family History with Prof. Del Mar is a partially online course offered by PSU's Extended Campus Program meeting at the Salem Campus every other Tuesday evening, 1730-2110, beginning in Week One. Students registered in the course should check Desire2Learn before the first class meeting or contact Prof. Del Mar at delmardw @ hevanet.com for further information.

HST 351U: English History, 1660 to present with Prof. Koeneke is a fully online course offered by PSU's Extended Campus Program. Students registered in the course should check Desire2Learn before the first class meeting or contact Prof. Koeneke at rodneyk @ pdx.edu for further information.

HST 356U: Renaissance and Reformation Europe with Prof. Selwyn is a fully online course offered by PSU's Extended Campus Program. Students registered in the course should check Desire2Learn before the first class meeting or contact Prof. Selwyn at selwyn @ pdx.edu for further information.

*The History Department does not control/manage registration for these courses: the Extended Campus Program does. For more information on PSU's Extended Campus Program, or to register for courses, call (503) 725-4822, email Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu, or consult their website at http://www.extended.pdx.edu/degrcomp/.