A number of you have replied to my previous message to say that you were still planning to register for additional classes, which was good news.  Indeed, the response was such that I became concerned about whether there would be enough seats left in the U.S. history classes to accommodate those who haven't yet registered.  We are therefore opening up one more section in U.S. history (actually, a cross-list of an existing course).  Below is a full list of courses that still have open seats; a few are U.S.-focused, and others are not.  If it appears that we will need yet another new class to accommodate the demand in U.S. history, we will try to open one.

Note: in this list I did not include 602, 607, and 610, based on the assumption that many of you have already taken them.  If you still need those courses, there are currently several open seats.

HIST 510 001  Approaches Modern Wrld History  Stearns, Peter  T   4:30-7:10
HIST 585 001  Islamic Thought and Culture   Yilmaz, Huseyin  W   7:20-10:00
HIST 615 010  Latin America and the U.S.   Karush, Matthew   T  7:20-10:00
HIST 615 013  History of Money           O'Malley, Michael R   7:20-10:00
HIST 615-014  Race/Justice 20th C U.S.   Smith, Suzanne     R   4:30- 7:10
HIST 635 005  Witch Hunts:Erly Mod Europe  Rushford, Thomas  M   7:20- 10:00
HIST 640 001  Metro Cities Eur 19th/20th Cen   Deshmukh, Marion M   7:20- 10:00
HIST 691 001  Museum Studies               Crew, Spencer  W   7:20-10:00
HIST 711 001  Slave/Abolition Atlantic World   Scully, Randolph  T   7:20- 10:00
HIST 711-002  Race/Justice 20th C U.S.   Smith, Suzanne     R   4:30- 7:10

Brian Platt
Chair, Department of History and Art History
George Mason University
  

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Nicole A. Roth
Graduate Coordinator
History and Art History
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