“I am always surprised by Morris students. They are, as a group, invariably smart, curious, engaged and typically very challenging, quite unlike students I've encountered elsewhere. But what I like best is that our students seem to comprise a moral community. Morris students watch out for each other and treat learning as a social endeavor. ”
—Stephen Gross, associate professor of history
To make the most of your history studies at Morris, you’ll want to work closely with our award-winning faculty advisers. Make sure:
- Your course list encompasses multiple regions and time periods;
- You study western and non-western history.
Your coursework and consultation with your advisor will also help you prepare to complete the senior seminar (Hist 4501) course, in which students pursue a historical research project with the support of one or more faculty members.
