Interdivisional
Updated
April 26, 2019
Advising Faculty
1.
Stephen Graham – Literature
(coordinator)
2.
Richard Aldous – History
3.
Laurie Dahlberg - Art History
4.
Deirdre D’Albertis
– Literature
5.
Daniel Williams - Literature
The interdisciplinary Victorian Studies
concentration guides students in their exploration of the politics, culture,
and society of Britain and the United States in the 19th century. Grounded in the significant relationship
between history and literature, this interdivisional concentration is
structured so as to enable concentrators to plan a course of study around
specific topics in these areas and in such diverse fields as economics, history
of science, anthropology, art history, and photography.
Moderation
Requirements:
1.
19th Century LIT course
2.
200-level survey course on British history and
literature
Students in
Victorian studies moderate jointly into the Victorian Studies concentration and
a divisional program (for example, literature or historical studies) and are
responsible for meeting the requirements of both. Faculty from the divisional program and the
Victorian Studies concentration sit on the Moderation board.
Graduation
Requirements:
3.
Upper College seminar in Victorian
Studies
4.
Upper College seminar in Victorian
Studies
5.
Senior Project I
6.
Senior Project II
Victorian studies majors are encouraged
to approach concentration faculty to arrange tutorials or independent study
projects on topics of special interest, in preparation for the Senior Project.
Two faculty members from the concentration must be included on the Senior
Project board.