picture of a world war one soldier, a world war one songbook, and a newspaper

Fall 2023–HIST 250: U.S. Military History ON CAMPUS

On campus Mondays & Wednesdays from 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m. with Dr. Brian Casserly.

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Fall 2023–HIST 214: Pacific Northwest History ON CAMPUS

Mondays - Thursday ON CAMPUS from 10:30 a.m. - 11:20 a.m. with Dr. Brian Casserly.

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Summer 2023–HIST& 148

Online with Dr. Sabrina Sanchez

poster for History 150 African American History class

HIST 150: African American History ONLINE in Winter 2024

Online course offered in Winter 2024 with Dr. Terry Anne Scott.

Professor Devon Atchison deilvering a history lecture to students

“Storytelling With Historians” Public Lecture with Dr. Devon Atchison

Dr. Devon Atchison delivered a public lecture, "Mad Women: Advertising and the Feminist Movement," on 11/9/16 as part of the History department's lecture series called "Storytelling with Historians."  To learn more about Dr. Atchison's presentation, read the article featured in The Watchdog newspaper. 

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Register soon for Summer Quarter 2023! Registration for Summer begins May 8th. The last day to register online without instructor permission is July 5th.

  • Instructor permission to register late begins on July 6th
  • Instructor permission to register late ends on July 6th
  • Visit the Enrollment Calendar for more information

Register soon for Fall Quarter 2023! Registration for Fall begins May 8th. The last day to register online without instructor permission is September 20th.

  • Instructor permission to register late begins on September 21st.
  • Instructor permission to register late ends on September 22nd.
  • Visit the Enrollment Calendar for more information

At Bellevue College, History courses may be counted as either Social Science or Humanities credits in fulfillment of degree requirements.

Special offerings for Fall 2023 include:

HIST 205: U.S. Military History

HIST& 214: Pacific Northwest History