Fall 2007

• FYSM 100: The Indian Diaspora, Shalom Staub
• JDST 216: History of Eastern Europe, Karl Qualls
• PHYS 109: Astronomy w/ Lab, Karen Lewis
• SOCI 110: Social Analysis, Ashley Finley

Spring 2008

• HIST 211: Nixon, Reagan, Bush, Kim Rogers
• HIST 376: The Holocaust, Karl Qualls
• PHYS 110: Astronomy w/ Lab, Robert Boyle
• SOCI 237: Global Inequality, Pauline Cullen
• PHED 012: Aerobic Activies, PHED Staff
• PHED 351: Prevention & Care, Janelle Nolt

Fall 2008

• HIST 105: Medieval Europe, Stephen Weinberger
• HIST 204: Intro to Historical Methodology, Karl Qualls
• JDST 104: Intro to Judaism, Jordi Gendra-Molina
• RELG 212: History of Christianity, Theodore Pulcini
• SOCI 230: Punishment and Social Order in the U.S., Tyson Smith

Spring 2009

• HIST 304: Historiography & Advanced Methods, Jeremy Vetter
• HIST 272: The Atlantic Slave Trade, Jeremy Ball
• HIST 215: The Second World War, Robert Nation
• POSC 258: Human Rights, David Strand
• PHED 921: Strength Training, PHED Staff
• PHED 082: Fitness Spinning, Don Nichter

Fall 2009

• HUM 309: Humanities, London, Karl Qualls
• HUM 310: Humanities, Norwich, Karl Qualls
• HISH2D53C: Modern Germany, 1866-1945, Ian Farr and Jan Vermeiren
• HISH3F19: Russia in Revolution, 1905-1921, Cathie Carmichael

Spring 2010

• HUM 310: Humanities, Norwich, Karl Qualls
• AMSA2S48: Looking at Pictures: Photography and Visual Cultures in the U.S., Rebecca Tillett
• AMSA2S50: Adolescence in American Culture Post-1950, Rachael McLennan
• HISH3F98: British Intelligence in the 20th Century--Myth and Reality, Louise Atherton

Fall 2010

• HIST 213: The Eastern Front During WWII, Wilson Bell
• ECON 111: Introduction to Microeconomics, Tricia Hawks
• HIST 211: American Indian History to 1815, Deena L. Parmelee
• INST 550: Honors Thesis in American Women's History, Regina Sweeney

Spring 2011

• HIST 215: Six East Asian Cities, David Strand
• ARTH 206: Museum Studies, Phillip Earenfight
• INST 550: Honors Thesis in American Women's History, Regina Sweeney