Menu History is study of the human past and how the events of that past have led to the societies we live in today. Historians explore the meaning of events that took place from the very beginnings of human civilizations through to the present day, from the lives of kings and emperors to the development of popular culture.
The Madison College history faculty is committed to bringing excellence in teaching to our classrooms, to share what we have learned ourselves and to do our best in aiding students to meet their academic goals.
Featured History Courses
Twentieth-Century America
Twentieth-Century America surveys the political, social, economic and cultural history of the United States in the twentieth century.
Europe and the Modern World
This is an introductory course in European history concentrating on the 19th- and 20th-century experiences of European societies through examination of major social, economic, political and intellectual development.
Afro-American History
Broad introductory survey of significant experiences that have shaped U.S. race relations, beginning with the west coast of Africa during the Middle Ages and moving through the last 30 years of this century in the United States.
History Faculty
Michael Dubin | Full-time Faculty
Office: C3450, Truax
608.616.3469
mdubin@madisoncollege.edu
Jonathan Pollack (Department Chair)
Full-time Faculty
Office: E3868, Truax
608.246.6554
jpollack@madisoncollege.edu
Joel Ryan | Full-time Faculty
Office: E1713, Truax
608.246.6566
jbryan@madisoncollege.edu
Christine E Cina | Part-time Faculty
cbohman-cina@madisoncollege.edu
