Surveys
- United States History: From Contact to the Present
- Modern America: United States History Since 1865
- The United States Since 1893
- The United States Since 1929
- Postwar America: United States History Since 1945
- Recent American History: The United States, 1970-Now
- African American History: An Introduction
Methods Courses
- Public History
- Oral History
- Digital History
- Digital Humanities
- Digital Scholarly Editing
- Situation Critical: Writing Cultural Criticism in the Digital Age
- Reading and Writing Across Forms
- United States Cultural History
- United States Intellectual History
- Approaches to American Studies
- Introduction to Cultural Analysis
- Hearing the Past: Approaches to Sound History
- Feeling the Past: Approaches to Sensory History
- The History of History: Methodologies of Historical Inquiry
Topics Courses
- The Computerized Society: History of the Computer in the USA
- Digitizing Folk Music History
- The Fannie Barrier Williams Project: Studying the Life, Times, and Legacies of Brockport’s Antiracist and Feminist Activist
- Popular Culture and American History: From Barnum to Beyoncé
- US Popular Music History
- The Sixties in the US and the World
- The Vietnam War
- American Culture in Global Circulation, 1776-2001
- Modern Transatlantic History
- Getting and Spending: A History of Consumerism in America
- Citizenship in Historical Perspective
- Angelheaded Hipsters: Bohemianism in America
- Community in the United States: History of a Concept and Practice
- The 1619 Project Project
- Eleven Strikes: United States Labor History
Internship/Experiential Learning Courses
- Public History Internship Practicum
- The Challenge of the Citizen-Scholar: Scholarly Civic Engagement Practicum
- The American Mind—What Were They Thinking?: US Intellectual History Seminar and Digital Scholarly Editing Practicum