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 The History Department at De Anza offers many different ways to study the past. We have introductory courses on California, America, Western Civilization, and the World. We have courses that explore Technology and the Environment, African-Americans, Women in America, Africa, Asian Civilization, and Latin America. We prepare students for transfer as well as give you skills that will be of value in many occupations and endeavors: how to think critically, evaluate evidence, and write with force and clarity. Above all, in De Anza history courses students are introduced to the richness of human experience, the struggles of people in various times and places "to make their own history." This experience helps us to understand ourselves and our world.
CALIFORNIA HISTORY CENTER. The California History Center is the focal point for the study of California at De Anza. A special program with the History Department, it has received numerous awards for its work and provides students a unique opportunity to participate in doing history. The CHC is housed in the Petit Trianon, a national registered landmark overlooking the sunken garden by the Flint Center. It offers credit classes, changing exhibits, special programs, oral and video documentation activities, publishes books, and hosts special lectures and events. Students are invtied to participate in all of these activities. Additionally, the CHC's Stocklmeir Library houses a growing collection of materials on California history and on almost every aspect of Santa Clara Valley's development, including student research papers, books, journals, oral history on video and audio tape, photographs, manuscripts, newsletters, clippings and pamphlets.
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