Requirements for the Major in Historic Preservation

HISP 101: The American Heritage
HISP 102: Preserving Historic America
HISP 200: Introduction to Museum Studies [WI]
HISP 205: Documentation and Fieldwork (Prerequisite HISP 101)
HISP 206: Introduction to American Folklore [SI]
HISP 207: American Archaeology [WI]
HISP 209: Planning History and Practice
HISP 305: American Building (Prerequisite HISP 205)
HISP 320: American Forms and Values
HISP 405: Survey and Planning (Prerequisite HISP 209 & 305) [WI]
HISP 461 or 462 or 463 or 464 or 466 or 469: Laboratory in Building Forensics, Laboratory Methods in Archaeology, Laboratory in Museum Design and Interpretation, Laboratory in Public Folklore and Cultural Conservation, Laboratory in Archaeological Materials Science, Laboratory in Preservation Planning.
And 6 hours selected among:
HISP 208, 250, 302, 303, 308, 309, 310, 325, 345, 360, 361, 467, 470, 471, 491

NOTE: HISP 499 (Internship) does not count toward the minimum requirements for the historic preservation major. (Prerequisite HISP 101 and 102)

Historic Preservation Elective Courses

GEOG 250: Introduction to Geographic Information Systems & Cartography
HISP 208: Introduction to Conservation
HISP 302: Preservation Law (Prerequisite HISP 102)
HISP 303: Archives and Society
HISP 308: Cultural Resource Management
HISP 309: Preservation, Landscape and Land Use (Prerequisite HISP 102)
HISP 310: The Decorative Arts
HISP 325: Vernacular Architecture in America (Prerequisite HISP 205)
HISP 345: Computer Applications in Historic Preservation (Prerequisite HISP 205)
HISP 360: International Preservation (Prerequisite HISP 102)
HISP 361: Historic Preservation Administration (Prerequisite HISP 102)
HISP 467: Field Methods in Archaeology (Prerequisite HISP 207)
HISP 470: Historic Preservation in Scotland
HISP 471: Special Studies in Historic Preservation
HISP 491: Individual Study in Historic Preservation
HISP 499: Internship in Historic Preservation

Effective  March 2009