Librarian
My Guides
- ARTH 220: The Origins of Manga: Japanese Prints
- Asian Studies, Languages and Literatures
- Carleton College Archives: General Information
- CCST 180: Crossing Borders: Global Contexts of Migration and Immigration
- CHEM 371: Chemistry and Society - Impact and Legacy
- CHIN 240: Chinese Cinema in Translation
- DANC 265: Performing the Orient
- DGAH 110: Hacking the Humanities
- Digital Arts and Humanities (DGAH)
- ENTS 110: Environment and Society
- European Studies
- EUST 110: The Power of Place: Memory and Counter-Memory in the European City
- EUST 249.00 The European Union from Constitution to Crisis
- GEOL 245.53: Earthquakes in Human History
- HIST 100: Confucius and His Critics
- HIST 100: Exploration, Science, and Empire
- HIST 100: Migration and Mobility in the Medieval North
- HIST 100: The Black Death: Disease and Its Consequences in the Middle Ages
- HIST 100: Trials in Early America
- HIST 100.03 Food and Public Health: Why the Brits Embraced White Bread
- HIST 100.06 Immigration, Conversion, and Cultural Change in Early England and Ireland
- HIST 111: Uncharted Waters: The History of Society and the Sea
- HIST 116: Intro to Indigenous Histories, 1887-present
- HIST 122.00 U.S. Women's History to 1877
- HIST 123: U.S. Women's History Since 1877
- HIST 124: History of the City in the United States
- HIST 138.00: Crusades, Mission, and the Expansion of Europe
- HIST 139: Foundations of Modern Europe
- HIST 143: Modern Italy in the Mediterranean World
- HIST 158: Cold War in East Asia
- HIST 200: Historians for Hire
- HIST 201: Rome Program: Building Power and Piety in Medieval Italy, CE 300-1150
- HIST 203: American Indian Education
- HIST 204: Jews, Christians and Muslims in the Medieval Mediterranean
- HIST 205: American Environmental History
- HIST 208 : The Atlantic World
- HIST 211: Revolts and Resistance in Early America
- HIST 212: The Era of the American Revolution
- HIST 213: Politics and Protest in the New Nation
- HIST 226: U.S. Consumer Culture
- HIST 231: Mapping the World Before Mercator
- HIST 238: The Viking World
- HIST 242: Communism, Cold War, Collapse: Russia Since Stalin
- HIST 243: The Peasants Are Revolting
- HIST 252: Fascism in Europe, 1919-1945
- HIST 259: Women in South Asia: Histories, Narratives, and Representations
- HIST 262: Public Health: History, Policy, and Practice
- HIST 263: Plagues of Empire
- HIST 272: Music and Movement in Atlantic World History
- HIST 287: From Alchemy to the Atom Bomb
- HIST 289: Gender and Ethics in Late Medieval France
- HIST 298: Junior Colloquium
- HIST 301: Indigenous Histories at Carleton
- HIST 306/ENTS 307: American Wilderness & Wilderness Field Study
- HIST 308: American Cities and Nature
- HIST 315: America's Founding
- HIST 316: Presenting America's Founding
- HIST 320: The Progressive Era?
- HIST 331: Regional States: Boundaries and Horizons in Fourteenth-century Italy
- HIST 335: Finding Ireland's Past
- HIST 338: Digital History, Public Heritage & Deep Mapping
- HIST 341: The Russian Revolution and its Global Legacies
- HIST 346: The Holocaust
- HIST 347: The Global Cold War
- HIST 360: Muslims and Modernity
- Historical Government Documents
- History Research Guide
- IDSC 100: Civil Discourse in a Troubled Age
- IDSC 258: Consensus or Contentious? Controversies in Science Then and Now
- Medieval and Renaissance Studies (MARS)
- Schedule an Appointment with Sarah
- Summer Humanities Institute
