Curriculum

• HIPR 4072/6072 Issues in International Heritage Conservation
• HIPR 4120/6120 Historic Site Interpretation
• HIPR 4160/6160 Public History and Technology
• HIPR 4330/6330 Introduction to Historic Landscape Documentation
• HIPR 4460/6460 Rural Preservation
• HIPR 4480/6480 Introduction to Cultural Landscape Conservation
• HIPR 4510/6510 Historic Preservation Economics
• HIPR 6440 Historic Landscape Management
• HIPR 4680/6680 The Design Charrette

• EDES 4270/6270 Environmental Design Uses of Geographic Information Systems
• EDES 6540 Ideas of Community
• EDES 6550 History of the Built Environment I: Landscape
• EDES 4610/6610 Vernacular Architecture
• EDES 4630/6630 20th Century Architecture
• EDES 4640/6640 The History of Urban Planning
• EDES 4675/6675 Cultural Heritage and Environmental Issues

• EETH 4000/6000 Environmental Ethics Seminar (1 hour)

This course does not meet weekly. To successfully complete the course, you are required to attend 6 seminars and submit a one-page response to them within a week of the seminar date. We often co-sponsor speakers with other groups on campus so seminars may be scheduled for other days and times than the assigned course time. There are always more than 6 seminars available for you to attend.

• FCID 5010/7010 Introduction to Museum Studies

An introduction to museums as important cultural sites. Through discussion, readings, written assignments, on-campus field trips, and guest lecturers, students will examine different types of museums, responsibilities of staff, and the challenges and issues encountered in entering the field.