A year-long professional colloquium on major topics and new work in Public History. Leading practitioners share theory and practice of the discipline in talks, workshops and occasional field visits. Relevant reading and writing assigned. Meets three to four times per quarter.

No Prerequisites

1 - 2

Units

Optional

Grading

1, 2, 3

Passtime

Graduate students only

Level Limit

Letters and science

College
Lisa Jacobson
4.2
44 reviews

Lecture

GIRV 2110
F
11:30 AM - 13:00 PM
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HSSB 4041
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11:00 AM - 13:50 PM
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HSSB 4041
F
11:00 AM - 12:50 PM
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HIST 295PH Bergstrom R E Fall 2023 Total: 5
HIST 295PH Bergstrom R E Spring 2022 Total: 7
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4.2
193F . 16 Days Ago

The nicest professor at UCSB.

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HIST193F . 8 Months Ago

Took her for food history and she is a great lecturer. Interesting class and its clear she knows a lot about what she's teaching. Her reader was a much easier grader than her which was kinda annoying cause it was a 50/50 shot on who grades your papers but she's still a g.

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HIST193F . 10 Months Ago

Very fair grader, extremely accessible and understanding. Made boring parts of the course material more fun.

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193F . 2 Years Ago

Very organized and clear lectures. Only problem is she didn't like that I disagreed with her argument in one of my papers, which i think isnt very creative. But other than that super awesome, I learned a lot and I think everyone should take food history to understand our modern food systems, and how we got here. Never boring for one minute.

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HIST193F . 3 Years Ago

Lectures were what helped the most for what we were graded on (2 papers), as they were packed w all the info you could possibly need. She also tried to keep them at 25 min and posted on a schedule. A lot of EC offered (easy stuff), and go to office hours before essays, she is REALLY helpful. Weekly forums, 3 sent. each, just do the work!

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HIST176R . 3 Years Ago

The Drug and Alc Seminar sucked due to the amount of writing, reading, and research that was necessary. Prof Jacobson, however, was a great Prof and attempts to make it easier by having multiple steps. Seminars are req for grad so it's a necessary hell sadly but Prof Jacobson is a great choice all things considered.

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