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Frontiers of American History

July 7-11, 2008

Frontiers of American History is a three-year program designed for high school teachers from New York State's Sullivan County. This year's graduate-level class, History 6212, will study the early French, British, and American exploration of the North American continental interior, focusing on cooperation and conflict between indigenous nations and settler societies, with the aim of placing the current bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark expedition into historical perspective.

Courses

  • HIST 6212: Frontiers of American History (summer only)

    • For more information about this program, please contact
    Cornell University
    School of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions
    Frontiers of American History
    B20 Day Hall
    Ithaca NY 14853-2801
    Phone: 607.255.7259
    Fax: 607.255.8942
    E-mail: cusp@cornell.edu