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Spring
2012 Undergraduate History Seminars
Students
Admitted and Waitlisted
Course:
HIST
W 4007 The Development of the Greek City-State OPEN
Instructor:
Richard
Billows
Day(s)/Time:
Thursday
2:10-4:00 PM
Field(s): *ANC
Students
Admitted:
1. Aurrichio, Alexander
2.
Bagwell,
Reid
3. Diaz, Zaraida
4.
Ramos,
Andrew
5.
Shapiro, Eliza
6. Siegfried, Matthew
7. Suh,
Hyung-Min
8. Vogel, Katherine
9.
Wowk,
Adam
10. Zhuraw, Sean
Course:
HIST
W 4061 Medieval Society, Politics, and Ethics: Major Texts OPEN
Instructor:
Adam
Kosto
Day(s)/Time:
Wednesday
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
Field(s):
MED
Students
Admitted:
1.
Leach,
Julia Andrea
2.
Muller,
Colin
3.
Prasifka,
William
Course:
HIST
W 4063 Love and Hate in the Early Medieval Societies OPEN
Instructor:
Régine
Le Jan
Day(s)/Time:
Tuesday
9:00-10:50 AM
Field(s):
MED
Course
Description: This course will examine the role of
love and hate and their changing place in the culture of the elite groups from
Late Antiquity to the twelfth century. Medieval chronicles, poems, letters and
legal texts, both religious and civil, will be used, deconstructed and decoded
with a special attention to gender and to the emotional relations between men
and women.
Course:
HIST
W 4125 Censorship and Freedom of Expression in Early Modern Europe OPEN
Instructor:
Elisheva
Carlebach
Day(s)/Time:
Monday
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
Field(s):
EME
Course
Description:
1.
Biller,
Lauren
2.
Daly,
Joe
3.
Greenstein,
Leah
4.
Jaffe,
Samara
5.
Kutscher,
Eric
6.
Porrino,
Gabriella
Course:
HIST
W 4197 You Are What You Eat: A History of Thinking about Food CLOSED
Instructor:
Steven
Shapin
Day(s)/Time:
Thursday
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
Field(s):
EME
Students
Admitted:
1.
Conroy,
Aida
2. Diaz, Zaraida
3. Eckersley, Benjamin
4. Levenson, Jessica
5.
Lew,
Alexander
6. Mackus, Brian
7.
Magun,
Ella
8. Manson, Emma
9.
Ngai,
Stephanie
10. Powell, Robert
11.
Rubin,
Kimberly
12. Shollenberger, Jessica
13. Spitzer-Rubenstein, Michael
14. Srulowitz, Rebecca
Waiting
List:
1.
Colangelo, Juliana
Course:
HIST
W 4223 Personality and Society in 19th-Century Russia OPEN
Instructor:
Richard
Wortman
Day(s)/Time:
Monday 4:10-6:00 PM
Field(s):
MEU
Students
Admitted:
1.
Higgins,
Taylor
2.
Hall,
Morgan
3.
O'Connell.
Mariel
4.
Friedman,
Leah
5.
Magun,
Ella
6.
Warther,
Nicholas
7.
Vaillancourt,
Eva
8.
Course:
HIST
W 4225 The Future of the Soviet
Union: New Approaches to the Soviet Past OPEN
Instructor:
Tarik
Amar
Day(s)/Time:
T
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
Field(s):
MEU
Students
Admitted:
1.
Clarke, Diana
2. Donahoe, Brian
3. Sikhuashvili, Valerian
Course:
HIST
BC 4366 Collaboration and Resistance in Occupied Europe: Complicating the
Picture CLOSED
Instructor:
PanteleymonAnastasakis
Day(s)/Time:
Thursday
4:10-6:00 PM
Field(s):
MEU
1.
Abramson,
Michael
2.
Bennett,
James
3.
Bubar,
Jonathan
4.
Ciprian-Matthews,
Toni
5.
Damplo,
Danica
6.
Fok,
Shuang Hong
7.
Jaffe,
Samara
8.
Moerdler,
Charleen
9.
Pfau,
Jeremy
10.
Rosekind,
Barry
11.
Rosen,
Rachel
12.
Terhorst,
Natasha
13.
Williams,
Kurt
14.
Wurzburg,
Amee
15.
Yukins,
Margaret
Students
Waitlisted:
1.
Bain,
Zoe
2.
Schwartz,
David
3.
Losembe
Botumbe, Severine
4.
Vlaanderen,
Margaretha
5.
Murata,
Aimee
6.
Zucchi,
John
Course:
HIST
W 4383 European Sexual Modernities OPEN
Instructor:
Judith
Surkis
Day(s)/Time:
Monday
2:10-4:00 PM
Field(s):
MEU
Students
Admitted:
1.
Butterfield, Judith
2.
Cant,
Lisa
3.
Conteh,
Bintu
4.
Edmoundson, Brittany
5.
Froomkin, David
6.
Galeotti, Marc
7.
Kutscher, Eric
8.
Lei,
Caroly
9.
Losembe Botumbe, Severine
10.
Otilia,
Aionesei
11.
Rafferty, Tess
12.
Rubashkin, Hannah
13.
Tolge,
Emily
Course:
HIST
BC 4411 Race and the Making of the United States CLOSED
Instructor:
Elizabeth
Esch
Day(s)/Time:
Tuesday
2:10-4:00 PM
Field(s):
US
Course
Description: ***Please note that the course
description has changed.
Students
Admitted:
1.
Arnaud,
Emmanuel
2.
Birmingham,
Nkili
3.
Conteh,
Bintu
4.
Eddy,
Jessica
5. Fignola, Alexandre
6.
Geiger,
Jessica
7. Raiani, Yasmini
8. Ramirez, Breana
9.
Rippel,
Katherine
10.
Roberts,
Dana
11.
Rodrigues,
Patricia
12.
Rosenberg,
Leah
13. Searle, Nora
14.
Shepherd,
Kimberly
15. Szablewski, Christopher
16.
Torres,
Amanda
17.
Williams,
Kurt
Course:
HIST
W 4412 Americans and the Good Life, 1750-1910 CLOSED
Instructor:
William
Leach
Day(s)/Time:
Tuesday
2:10-4:00 PM
Field(s):
US
Students
Admitted:
1.
Armstrong,
Angus
2.
Bennett,
James
3.
Cook,
Dane
4.
Corley,
Caroline
5.
Higgins,
Taylor
6.
Kloepfer,
Hannah
7.
Kuenstner, Elizabeth
8.
Ngu,
Sarah
9.
Petito,
Robert
10.
Robb,
Marilyn
Course:
HIST
W 4420 The U.S. in the Progressive Era, 1890-1919 CLOSED
Instructor:
Mae
Ngai
Day(s)/Time:
Wednesday
9:00-10:50 AM
Field(s):
US
Students
Admitted:
1.
Ley,
Alexandria
2.
O’Reilly,
Kelly
3.
Roberts,
Dana
4.
MacBain,
Charles
5.
Klug,
Samuel
6.
Manson,
Emma
7.
Joseph,
Madeline
8.
Nelson,
Todd
9.
Barker,
Timothy
10.
McWilliams,
Kevin
11.
Verma,
Phillip
12.
Garvin,
Claire
Students
Waitlisted:
1.
Gordon,
Molly
2.
Brennan-Sawyer,
Noah
3.
Spitzer
Rubenstein, Michael
Course:
HIST
W 4429 Telling About the South OPEN
Instructor:
Barbara
Fields
Day(s)/Time:
Thursday
4:10-6:00 PM
Field(s):
US
Students
Admitted:
1.
Bell,
Jason
2.
Boozer,
Constance
3.
Brennan-Sawyer,
Noah
4.
Goldenberg,
Jacob
5.
Montgomery,
Carrie
6.
Renick,
Matthew
7.
Tomioka,
Chihiro
8.
Torres,
Amanda
Course:
HIST
W 4483 Military History and Policy CLOSED
Instructor:
Kenneth
Jackson
Day(s)/Time:
Monday
6:10-8:00 PM
Field(s):
US
Students
Admitted:
1.
Abramson,
Michael
2.
Aurrichio,
Alexander
3.
Bogner,
Kenneth
4.
Borzak,
Shira
5.
Byewitz,
Suzanne
6.
Cohen,
Raanan
7.
Damplo,
Danica
8.
Doyle,
Brendan
9.
Epstein,
Zachary
10. Gingrich, Jessica
11. Gladstone, Matthew
12. Goldenberg, Jacob
13.
Johnson,
Matt
14.
Lowery,
Patrick
15. McWilliams, Kevin
16. Mysock, Sam
17. Page, Michelle
18. Petito, Robert
19.
Piscina,
Thomas
20.
Prasifka,
William
21.
Roth,
Sam
22. Stallone, Jessica
23.
Stern,
Henri
Course:
HIST
W 4509 Problems in International History OPEN
Instructor:
Anders
Stephanson
Day(s)/Time:
Wednesday
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
Field(s):
INTL
Students
Admitted:
1.
Armstrong,
Angus
2.
Bacchus,
Denisha
3.
Cleary,
Michele
4.
Fine,
David
5.
Gyory,
Spencer
6.
Jorgensen,
Lauren
7.
Kent,
Cem
8.
Pak,
Justine
9.
Van
Dijk, Boyd
Course:
HIST
W 4597 Memory and American Narratives of the Self OPEN
Instructor:
Eric
Wakin
Day(s)/Time:
Wednesday
4:10-6
Field(s):
US
Students
Admitted:
1.
Brosnan,
Phoebe
2.
Clark,
Louise
3.
Grossman,
Aminadav
4.
Luo,
Yanyi
5.
Mackus,
Brian
6.
Mann.
Dominique
7.
Ngu,
Sarah
8.
Stathers,
Nicola
9.
Tromski,
Jennifer
Course:
HIST
W 4615 ‘Tradition, Tradition’: Growing Up in the Shtetl OPEN
Instructor:
David
Assaf
Day(s)/Time:
Thursday
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
Field(s):
JEW
Students
Admitted:
1.
Biller,
Lauren
2.
Bonner,
Daniel
3.
Clarke,
Diana
4.
Dawson,
Julie
5.
Friedman,
Leah
6.
Hopkins,
Lauren
7.
Keller,
Gilana
Course:
HIST
W 4659 Crime in Latin America OPEN
Instructor:
Pablo
Piccato
Day(s)/Time:
Tuesday 2:10-4:00 PM
Field(s):
LA
Students
Admitted:
1.
Alvarado, Irene
2. Conroy, Declan
3. Hashmi, Zehra
4. Pizano, Luis
5. Vaillancourt, Eva
6. Weingarten, Liza
Course:
HIST W 4755 Oil and the History of Arab Gulf States OPEN
Instructor:
Rosie
Bsheer
Day(s)/Time:
Thursday
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
Field(s):
ME
Course
Description: This
seminar focuses on how the discovery and exploitation of petroleum at the turn
of the 20th century has shaped the formation and consolidation of Arab states
of the Persian Gulf, permanently changing the geo-political and social
landscape of the Arabian Peninsula. We will study economic, social, and
political formations across the Gulf on the eve of the discovery of oil and the
attendant transformations that accompanied its exploitation. We will also pay
close attention to the role that imperial rivalries and foreign oil companies
played in shaping the Gulf states, their economies, systems of rule, foreign
relations, borders, and built environment. We also study the populist,
anti-imperialist movements of the mid-twentieth century in the context of the Arab
Cold War. Saudi Arabia has received more academic attention than the other Gulf
states and thus takes up a larger part of the course, but we will also cover
Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE and Oman. We will read historical, anthropological,
literary and political economy studies and oil firm histories, drawing on works
on Yemen, Iraq, Iran and the US, to follow transformations in political, social
and economic life in this understudied region that has played a central role in
world politics and economy since the 1900s.
Course:
HIST BC 4830 Bombay/Mumbai and its Urban Imaginaries OPEN
Instructor:
Anupama
Rao
Day(s)/Time:
Thursday
4:10-6:00 PM
Field(s):
SA
Students
Admitted:
1. Bhaman, Salonee
2.
Fine,
David
3.
Searle,
Nora
4.
Siegel,
Gabriela
5.
Stam,
Charles
6.
Verma,
Philip
7.
Weingarten,
Liza
Course:
ANHS
4855 Gender and the Politics of Feminism in South Asia: An Anthropological
History OPEN
Instructor:
Janaki
Bakhle
Day(s)/Time: Monday 2:10-4:00 PM
Field(s):
SA
Students
Admitted:
1.
Asplund,
Eva
2.
Begum,
Farida
3.
Friedan,
Nataya
4.
Pak,
Justine
5.
Samad,
Ra'anaa
Course:
HIST
BC 4870 Gender and Migration: A Global Perspective OPEN
Instructor:
Jose
Moya
Day(s)/Time:
Wednesday
2:10-4:00 PM
Field(s):
INTL
Students
Admitted:
1. Butterfield,
Judith
2. Choi,
Catherine
3. Friedman,
Madeline
4. Gordon,
Molly
5. Lei,
Carolyn
6. Poliak,
Shira
7. Salazar,
Maria
8. Scheinman,
Sarah
9. Siegel,
Gabriela
10. Tomioka,
Chihiro
11. Wurzburg,
Aimee
Course:
HSEA
W 4875 Japanese Imperialism in East Asia OPEN
Instructor:
Lisbeth
Brandt
Day(s)/Time:
Monday 4:10-6:00 PM
Field(s):
EA
Students
Admitted:
1.
Adachi,
Michie
2.
Lund,
Nadia
3. Otilia, Aionesei
4.
Sabel,
Claire
Course:
HSEA
4881 Gods, Ghosts, and Ancestors: Social History on Chinese Religion OPEN
Instructor:
Robert
Hymes
Day(s)/Time:
Monday
6:10-8 PM
Field(s):
*EA
Admitted
Students:
1. Knight,
Sarah Ramos
2. Lin,
Penelope
3. Thomas,
Alexander
Course:
HIST
BC 4886 Fashion CLOSED
Instructor:
Dorothy
Ko
Day(s)/Time:
Tuesday
4:10-6:00 PM
Field(s):
EA
Students
Admitted:
1.
An,
Julia
2.
Begum,
Farida
3.
Duh,
Katherine
4.
Fox,
Lianna
5.
Gao,
Cynthia
6.
Ivanova,
Elena
7.
Kleinpeter-Ross,
Adair
8.
McGrath,
Anne
9.
Nguyen,
Simone
10.
Srulowitz,
Rebecca
11.
Yin,
Nicci
Course:
HIST
W 4900 The Historian’s Craft OPEN
Instructor:
Casey
Blake
Day(s)/Time:
Tuesday
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
Field(s):
METHODS
Students
Admitted:
1.
Eckersley,
Benjamin
2.
Parker,
Hugh
3.
McWilliams,
Kevin
4.
Spencer,
Gyory
5.
Trumbach,
Tyler
Students
Waitlisted:
1. Trujillo,
Jonathan
Course:
HIST
BC 4901 Reacting to the Past II OPEN
Instructor:
Mark
Carnes
Day(s)/Time:
Monday
and Wednesday 2:40-3:55 PM
Field(s):
INTL
Admitted
Students:
1.
Alexandre,
Fignola
2.
Bain,
Zoe
3.
Birmingham,
Nkili
4.
Blank,
Jessica
5.
Burstein,
Arielle
6.
Elvis,
Camilla
7.
Fischman,
Rafaela
8.
Gedal,
Anna
9.
Geiger,
Jessica
10.
Hassine,
Aliza,
11.
Laifer,
Tamar
12.
Lieberman,
Sophie
13.
Light,
Peter
14.
Pagni,
Ludovica
15.
Savits,
Juliet
16.
Swartz,
Shelby
17.
Tydings,
Sam
18.
Zinkow,
Maya
Course:
HIST
W 4902 WWII CLOSED
Instructor:
Carol
Gluck
Day(s)/Time:
Tuesday
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
Field(s):
INTL
Students
Admitted:
1.
Bonner,
Daniel
2.
Choi,
Catherine
3.
Fink,
William
4.
Ghadimi,
Amin
5.
Greenstein,
Leah
6.
Jones,
Alex
7.
Keller,
Gilana
8.
Kilian,
Helen
9.
Korn,
Hallen
10.
Larin,
Natalie
11.
Martin,
Alexander
12.
Moed,
Jonathan
13.
Moerdler,
Charleen
14.
Ruvkun,
Carolyn
15.
Shapiro,
Michael
16.
Teo,
Glenn
17.
Varsavsky,
Alexandra
18.
Zucchi,
John
Waitlisted
Students:
1. Lund, Nadia
2. Vlaanderen, Margaretha
Course:
HIST
BC 4913 From Madness to Prozac: The Science of Self in the Modern Era OPEN
Instructor:
Michal
Shapira
Day(s)/Time:
Wednesday
2:10-4:00 PM
Field(s):
INTL
Students
Admitted:
1.
Ruvkun, Carolyn
2. Friedan, Nataya
3. Kohn-Gardner, Kara
4. Murata, Aimee
5. Rafferty, Tess
6. Zhuraw, Sean
Course:
HIST
W 4914 The Future As History OPEN
Instructor:
Matthew
Connelly
Day(s)/Time:
Tuesday
6:10-8:00 PM
Field(s):
INTL
Students
Admitted:
1. Edmoundson, Brittany
2.
Keating,
Kester
3. Luo, Yanyi
4. Rothstein, Leah
5.
Sabel,
Claire
6. Stathers, Nicola
Course:
HIST
W 4928 Comparative Slavery and Abolition in the Atlantic World OPEN
Instructor:
Natasha
Lightfoot
Day(s)/Time: Wednesday 4:10-6:00 PM
Field(s):
US/LA
Students
Admitted:
1. Gurian, Nico
2. Kirschenbaum, Kimberly
3. Montgomery, Carrie
4. Renick, Matthew
Course:
HIST
BC 4973 20th Century Cities: Americas and Europe CLOSED
Instructor:
Gergely
Baics
Day(s)/Time:
Tuesday
4:10-6:00 PM
Field(s):
INTL
Students
Admitted:
1.
Alvarado,
Irene
2.
Barrett,
Caitlin
3.
Deng,
Peng
4.
Deshpande,
Anjali
5.
Elvis,
Camilla
6.
English,
Jonathan
7.
Jorgensen,
Lauren
8.
Kirschenbaum,
Kimberly
9.
Lewis,
Gabrielle
10.
Moukattaf,
Austin
11.
Myers,
David
12.
Roach,
Liberty
13.
Rubashkin,
Hannah
14.
Shapiro,
Eliza
15.
Shartrand,
Emily
Students Waitlisted:
1.
Gingrich,
Jessica
2.
Dragone,
Angela
3.
Skupien,
Sophia
4.
Schwartz,
Shelby
Course:
HIST
W 4985 Citizenship, Race, Gender and the Politics of Exclusion OPEN
Instructor:
Carroll
Smith-Rosenberg
Day(s)/Time:
Wednesday
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
Field(s):
INTL
Students
Admitted:
1.
Amsterdam,
Lauren
2.
Dragone,
Angela
3.
Gedal,
Anna
4.
Hashmi,
Zehra
5. Mosner, Amanda
6.
Stevens,
Elisabeth
7. Yukins, Margaret
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