Historic preservation is a multi-disciplinary field that preserves structures, neighborhoods, landscapes, and cultures. The minor in Historic Preservation will create an opportunity for undergraduate students to work directly with preservationist and to make a positive impact on the community.

Required Courses:

ANTH 4500 - Archives, Collection Management, and Curation
IARC 1200 - Survey of Architecture (HF)
IARC 3500 - Introduction to Historic Preservation
IARC 3510 - Field Documentation of Historic Buildings

Elective Courses

6 hours selected from:

ANTH 4300R - Archaeological Field Methods
ANTH 4400 - Archaeological Laboratory Methods
HIST 2030 - History of Tennessee (CZ or HF)
HIST 2100 - Research and Writing in History (WC)
HIST 3405 - American Public History
HIST 3460R - Topics in the American South
HIST 3465 - American South since 1865
IARC 3230 - History of American Domestic Architecture
IARC 4500 - Architectural Conservation
IARC 4510 - Culture and Place
IARC 4520 - Current Issues in Historic Preservation
IARC 4530 - Urban History and Development of Chattanooga
IARC 4540 - Preservation Policy
IARC 4590 - Historic Preservation Field Practicum
IARC 4998R - Individual Studies
IARC 4999R - Group Studies

Additional Information and Notes

Minimum 2.0 average in the minor.

Six credit hours may be applied to a major/concentration

Eight credit hours must be at the 3000 level or above

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