HISTORY
is an important aspect of liberal arts. It is the study
and research of major social, political, cultural, and
economic events of the past, providing perspectives on
how they have shaped the world. It creates a connection
between curriculums, nations, and racial, ethnic, and
economic boundaries. The study of history develops civil
appreciation and helps to build the skills of analysis,
communication, critical thinking, problem solving and
research. These skills can be utilized in a wide variety
of areas including business, law, politics, social service,
and education.
Anthropologist
Archeologist
Artifacts Conservator
Biographer
Cataloger
Classifier
Counselor
Curator
Educator
Field Instructor
Folklorist
Genealogist
Historian
Lawyer
Legislative Aide
Librarian
Manager of Special Collections
Museum Technician
Parks and Recreation
Policy Evaluator
Politician
Program Coordinator
Project Planner
Public Information Coordinator
Records Manager
Research Advisor
Researcher
Social Service Director
Writer
Typical
Employers/Work Settings
Art Galleries
Arts and Humanities Councils
Colleges/Universities
Conservations
Corporations
Cultural Heritage Societies
Federal Agencies
Historic Sites
Historical Associations and Societies
Law Firms Public Advocay Groups
Libraries
Library of Congress
Local Government Agencies
Museums
National and State Parks
Non-Profit Organizations
Public and Private Schools
Research and Services Institutions
Sanctuaries
State Agencies
