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Eric Lane Martin, Ph.D.
Professor of History

Lewis-Clark State College
Division of Social Science
500 8th Avenue
Lewiston, Idaho 83501-2698
Spalding Hall 310 A

elmartin@lcsc.edu
(208) 792-2281

Office Hours: T/Th 10:30-11:45, W 1:30 - 2:15, and by appointment

Professional Information

Brief Biographical Sketch (More personal than professional)

Course Schedule

Spring 2013	Fall 2013
HIST 102-7001: World History since1500	HIST 101-7001: World History to 1500
HIST 102-60 World History since 1500 Online	HIST 101 -60: World History to 1500 Online
HIST 200: Historical Research and Writing	PHIL 200 /POLS 200: Social/Political Philosophy
PHIL 200 /POLS 200: Social/Political Philosophy	HIST 336: (Anti) Imperialism and the Modern World

Spring 2014	Fall 2014
HIST 102-7001: World History since1500	HIST 101-7001: World History to 1500
HIST 102-60 World History since 1500 Online	HIST 101 -60: World History to 1500 Online
HIST 200: Historical Research and Writing	PHIL 200 /POLS 200: Social/Political Philosophy
Tentative: HIST 333 Africa and the World since 1885	TBA

Tentative future 300/400 course schedule: TBA

Online Resources

World History: An annotated set of links to historical resources organized chronologically.

Analysis and Opinion: An annotated set of links to resources for understanding contemporary issues.

Newspapers from around the world. Todays Top Stories from World Press Review

Careers for History Majors: A short "idea" list from the AHA for students looking for a Major and interested in History, but unclear as to what type of oppurtunites exist for employeement beyond teaching.
Why Study History?: An essay by Peter Stearns that addresses career options and much more.
Those interested in being a better student of history should consider subscribing to the email list H-HistMajor. H-HistMajor provides a space for history undergraduates from around the world to talk about ... history, research methods, study habits, good books, grad. school etc...
Phi Alpha Theta (The History Honor Society) and the World History Association offer a prize for the best undergraduate world history essay written in any particular academic year. Entering this essay contest may help those wishing to go into graduate school.

Degree Requirements

Some Projects I am Invovled With

Co-Editor of H-World

KRFP 92.5 FM, Moscow Idaho

Courses I have taught

HIST 101: World History to1500	HIST 333: Africa and the World (In One Semester)
HIST 101-60: World History to1500 Online	HIST 333: Africa and the World to 1885
HIST 102: World History since 1500	HIST 392: Africa and the World since 1885
HIST 102-60 World History Since 1500 Online	HIST 336: Imperialism and the Modern World
Cultural Contact in World History	HIST 336: Anti-Imperialism and the Modern World
The Making of the Contemporary World	HIST 444: The Past in the Present: History Behind the News
SS 100: Global Issues: Introduction to Globalization	HIST 492: Special Topics: Science and Technolgy in World History
SS 150: Intro to the Social Sciences	HIST 492: Special Topics: Globalization and the Inland Northwest
PHIL/POLS 200: Political/Social Philosophy	HIST 492: Special Topics: Sept 11th Contexts and Consequences
HIST 200: Historical Research and Writing	SS 499: Senior Research in the Social Sciences