The History Education Program (HEP) at Appalachian State assists students seeking a Bachelor of Science degree in History/Social Studies Education. The degree is housed in the Department of History (College of Arts and Sciences) and includes a rigorous and diverse selection of courses in history, the social sciences, and education. Students work closely with the HEP advisor to complete the program of study, which also includes several internship opportunities with public schools. HEP-affiliated faculty teach courses specific to history/social studies education that help prepare our majors for their careers.
Upon completing all requirements, students will also earn a North Carolina license to teach 9-12 Social Studies. Graduates of the program are employed all over the country, and some have international teaching jobs. Their teaching licenses are easily transferred to other states through North Carolina's reciprocal agreements.
 | Contact us at: historyeducation@appstate.edu |
| On the web: http://history.appstate.edu/historyeducation | |
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Spotlights
Current Majors
Born and raised in Granite Falls, NC, Nathan Minton attended Caldwell Early College High School. As a young child, his family would often travel to Boone for Sunday afternoon visits. Once he...
Alumni
Macy Watts ('19) is a native of Pamlico County High School in Bayboro, near New Bern, NC. She finished her Secondary History/Social Studies Education, and a minor in Political Science, in May...
Faculty & Staff
Dr. Allison Fredette received her B.S. and M.A. degrees from West Virginia University, and her Ph.D. from the University of Florida. As an undergraduate student, she majored in History with a...
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