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DePaul Academic Catalog.
Gateway and Capstone Courses
Students in all of the HST major concentrations are required to take a pair of linked courses that includes a topical 300-level HST course in one quarter (called the “gateway course”) and the linked HST 390 research practicum, which is also the major’s Capstone in Historical Research and Writing, on the same topic and taught by the same instructor the following quarter. Upcoming Gateway-Capstone sequences are as follows:
| HST 343 (Gateway) Crime and Punishment (Sigel) |
HST 390 Capstone in Historical Research and Writing |
| HST 355 (Gateway) Gandhi and the World (Mazumder) |
HST 390 Capstone in Historical Research and Writing
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| HST 384/389 (Gateway) The Material Culture of U.S. Women's History (Tyson) |
HST 390 Capstone in Historical Research and Writing |
| HST 379 (Gateway) Reconstruction and the Rise of Jim Crow (Storey) |
HST 390 Capstone in Historical Research and Writing |
| HST 340 (Gateway) Culture and Gender in Japan (Ross) |
HST 390 Capstone in Historical Research and Writing |
| HST 376 (Gateway) The United States Since 1940 (Doody) |
HST 390 Capstone in Historical Research and Writing |