Historical Processes

By examining historical processes, students gain insights into the causes and impacts of major transformations, enhancing their knowledge of history and its relevance to contemporary society. This understanding can inform decisions in policy-making, education, and other fields, promoting a more informed and thoughtful consideration of current and future challenges.

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AFAS 1175 - Confronting the Past: Transformative Justice in STL and Beyond

AFAS 3304 - Race and Global Health Inequities: Social determinants and Intersectionality

ANTHRO 3151 - Evolution of the Human Diet

ANTHRO 3361 - The American Melting Pot: Migration in the United States

ANTHRO 3876 - Darwin and Doctors: Evolutionary Medicine and Health

BIOL 4492 - Infectious Diseases: History, Pathology, and Prevention

CLASSICS 3800 - Ancient Greek and Roman Medicine

CLASSICS 4701 - Ancient Greek and Roman Gynecology

GLOBAL 3006 - Global Health and Language

HISTORY 1151 - Health and Disease in World History

HISTORY 3017 - Humors, Pox and Plague: Medieval and Early Modern Medicine

HISTORY 3027 - Topics in the History of Medicine: History of Madness