University of West Georgia
Department of History
Dr. Keith Hebert
(Ph.D., Auburn University, 2007; Assistant Professor)
Public History, Civil War and Reconstruction, and Georgia History
Dr. Hebert is currently writing a history of the Reconstruction-era Ku Klux Klan in Georgia. He also offers a variety of public history courses including Oral History, State and Local History, Archival Theory and Practice, and History and New Media.
Phone: 678-839-6047
email: khebert@westga.edu
Curriculum Vitae
FALL 2011 COURSES AND MATERIALS
HIST 2302: Methodology Course Website
HIST 4401/5401: Oral History Course Website
HIST 4474/5474: History of Georgia Course Website
Past Course Offerings and Syllabi
History 2111: U.S. History I (Spring 2009)
History 2112: U.S. History II (since 1865) (Fall 2009)
Course Website for HIS 2112: US History II (Spring 2010)
Course Website for 4401/5401 Oral History: Theory and Practice (Spring 2010)
Course Website for HIS 4485/5485: State and Local History (Summer 2010: Session II)
Course Website for History 2303: Methodology (Summer 2010: Session II)
History 4402: Introduction to Archival Theory and Practice (Fall 2010)
History 5402: Introduction to Archival Theory and Practice (Fall 2010)
History 4481: History of Appalachia (Fall 2010)
History 6481: History of Appalachia (Fall 2010)
History 2112: US History Since 1865 Course Website (Spring 2011)
History 4485/5485: Digital History and New Media Course Website (Spring 2011)
History 6481: History of the American South before 1861 Course Website (Spring 2011)
History 2303: Methodology (Summer 2011: Session II)