Our history classes lead students to think Christianly about history. However, this is much more than merely a “history thing.” It helps students to think Christianly about all kinds of things, whether history-related or not. Thus thinking Christianly about history is really about nurturing a healthy Christian worldview.
—Dr. Robert Spinney
Apprenticeship Experience & Methodology
History majors are encouraged to acquire practical experience as historians. They may earn academic credit through time spent in internships in historical archives, libraries, living-history museums, and other history-related organizations.
Internship Opportunities During College
Cataloguing Library Collections
Acting as A Living History Interpreter or Park Ranger
Writing History Curriculum
Producing Documentaries
Thesis Writing
After College
Law School
International Adoption Law
Graduate Studies in Defense and Strategic Studies
Seminary and Pastoral Training
Technical Writer for a Department of Defense subcontractor
Recommended Courses and Course Sequence for the History Major.
