Academics History Forms, Policies, Publications Forms, Policies, Publications SECTION NAVIGATION History About Degree Requirements Courses Honors & Awards Alumni & Careers Faculty & Staff Forms, Policies, Publications Checklist for History Majors/MinorsA quick guide to requirements for History majors/minors History About Degree Requirements Courses Honors & Awards Alumni & Careers Faculty & Staff Forms, Policies, Publications Contact Us Phone 740-587-8087 Fellows Hall 411 View all contacts » Joanna T. Tague Associate Professor Chair of History taguej@denison.edu 740-587-6588 Jackie Forshey Academic Administrative Assistant forsheyj@denison.edu 740-587-8087 Spotlights Denison Magazine The ON Switch Conversations with faculty about what it means to teach — and to trigger those amazing moments of illumination Denison Magazine The View From Here How Sarah Davis ’94 works to protect the park from the people and the people from the park as Chief Ranger at Yellowstone. A running start at making history As a congressional intern for the US House of Representatives, Elle Stevens ’20 is contributing to history. An Outside the Box Business Thinking about boxes helped Dana Randall ‘21 step outside of hers. Breathe easy When COVID-19 struck, Caileigh Marshall ’19 became part of a national effort to produce the gold standard of respirators for healthcare practitioners. How We Learn Interdisciplinarity and the career value of the liberal arts A humanities-based major focused on how global commerce, businesses, and societies shape one another points the way forward, says Karen E. Spierling Where We Go Leadership and the Power of Choice Lucy Reynolds ’94 helps people all over the world discover how to connect their life with their passion. Where We Go An Unusual Path to Med School Tommy McMaster ’19 has been accepted to med school as a junior. He captains the varsity lacrosse team and performs with Denison's improv comedy troupe. Where We Go Teaching Is a Calling for Jerome Price ’12 When Jerome Price graduated from Denison University in 2012, he had no doubt where his career path lay. How We Learn What mixed girls may not tell you Rhayna Kramer '19 explores "colorism" in today's society. How We Learn Challenging the comfort zone A class in history opens the door to hard work and success. How We Live Finding the right choice For Jewell Porter '16, the right college wasn't her first choice, here's why How We Learn Talking History with Alex Trebek You might have detected a subtle but familiar sight on Jeopardy! - Swasey Chapel, dotting a red silk necktie. How We Learn Berlin: Beneath the Divide A team-taught class traveled to Berlin to study the effects of urban division on culture and society. How We Learn Research in Africa A Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship gives Denison faculty Joanna Tague the opportunity to continue her research in Africa. What's Happening In the News 'Parents, let your teens do hard things' "The work of learning in college is hard," says Prof. Karen Spierling "But the learning parts are meant to be hard. Otherwise, what is the point?" Read more Featured News Denison’s new lacrosse stadium: A championship experience Kienzle Stadium will provide world-class facilities for Denison athletics. Read more Lectures & Discussions Speakers and Event Series on Post-Communist Transitions The International Studies program has organized events to recognize 30 years since the fall of the Soviet Union. Read more See Archives More From Denison Denison Seminars Denison Seminars Study Abroad Study Abroad Living at Denison Living at Denison Career Exploration Career Exploration
Denison Magazine The ON Switch Conversations with faculty about what it means to teach — and to trigger those amazing moments of illumination
Denison Magazine The View From Here How Sarah Davis ’94 works to protect the park from the people and the people from the park as Chief Ranger at Yellowstone.
A running start at making history As a congressional intern for the US House of Representatives, Elle Stevens ’20 is contributing to history.
Breathe easy When COVID-19 struck, Caileigh Marshall ’19 became part of a national effort to produce the gold standard of respirators for healthcare practitioners.
How We Learn Interdisciplinarity and the career value of the liberal arts A humanities-based major focused on how global commerce, businesses, and societies shape one another points the way forward, says Karen E. Spierling
Where We Go Leadership and the Power of Choice Lucy Reynolds ’94 helps people all over the world discover how to connect their life with their passion.
Where We Go An Unusual Path to Med School Tommy McMaster ’19 has been accepted to med school as a junior. He captains the varsity lacrosse team and performs with Denison's improv comedy troupe.
Where We Go Teaching Is a Calling for Jerome Price ’12 When Jerome Price graduated from Denison University in 2012, he had no doubt where his career path lay.
How We Learn What mixed girls may not tell you Rhayna Kramer '19 explores "colorism" in today's society.
How We Learn Challenging the comfort zone A class in history opens the door to hard work and success.
How We Live Finding the right choice For Jewell Porter '16, the right college wasn't her first choice, here's why
How We Learn Talking History with Alex Trebek You might have detected a subtle but familiar sight on Jeopardy! - Swasey Chapel, dotting a red silk necktie.
How We Learn Berlin: Beneath the Divide A team-taught class traveled to Berlin to study the effects of urban division on culture and society.
How We Learn Research in Africa A Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship gives Denison faculty Joanna Tague the opportunity to continue her research in Africa.
In the News 'Parents, let your teens do hard things' "The work of learning in college is hard," says Prof. Karen Spierling "But the learning parts are meant to be hard. Otherwise, what is the point?" Read more
Featured News Denison’s new lacrosse stadium: A championship experience Kienzle Stadium will provide world-class facilities for Denison athletics. Read more
Lectures & Discussions Speakers and Event Series on Post-Communist Transitions The International Studies program has organized events to recognize 30 years since the fall of the Soviet Union. Read more