Student Learning Outcomes and Proposed Methods for Collecting Data (from Assessment Plan)
Student Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate command of a primary field and the historiography related to it.
Read historical works with comprehension and evaluate historical arguments critically.
Locate and evaluate historical sources.
Communicate effectively.
Produce an article-length research paper with unity of thought and logical arrangement of ideas.
Be admitted into a Ph.D. program (if the graduate so chooses).
Be successful in entering a satisfying career.
Be able to present historical information and concepts to the general public in a nonacademic setting, using a variety of media (for students in the M.A. concentration in public history).