HIST 501: Model NATO

Instructor: Rebecca Johnston

Day & Time:
Monday & Wednesday
2:00 PM - 3:15 PM

Fulfills:
Category I
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Model NATO

The Model NATO course provides students with a unique opportunity to build relevant insights and skills to understand and meet some of the most pressing security challenges facing the world today. Students will learn about NATO’s history and the alliance’s role in shaping the postwar order. They will have the chance to meet and learn from real-life diplomats. Finally, they will have the opportunity to represent a NATO member country and respond to a realistic security issue through a live simulation run in partnership with representative’s from NATO Allied Command Transformation.
 

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Official Catalog Description:

  • A study of a specialized theme or topic in western History. Students will examine major issues and methods of historical research through the study of a specific historical period or topical area.

  • This course grants HIST Category I credit. May be repeated for credit when topic varies.

  • Prerequisite: Successful completion of a history course numbered below 500, or permission of instructor.