This specialization is intended for those interested in sports marketing, sports administration, the MLB, and American culture & globalization. It is highly beneficial to those interested in American history and fans of baseball. Throughout the four courses, learners will track American history and baseball history side-by-side.
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Four courses
Moneyball and Globalization
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Moneyball and Globalization
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Race, Gender, and Culture
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Race, Gender, and Culture
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Baseball and Americanism
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Baseball and Americanism
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Baseball into the Millennium
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Baseball into the Millennium
(0 hours)Learning objectives
- Gain a broad sense of historical change, politics, economy, society and culture, and persistent and recurring challenges.
- Discover some examples of how those changes played out in american history — the people and places involved and their impact.
- Develop your ability to think historically — examine the past on its own terms, consider context and change, and analyze historical arguments.
- Apply historical skills to the contemporary world, grapple with questions that matter to you, and learn about baseball.
- Gain a broad sense of historical change, politics, economy, society and culture, and persistent and recurring challenges.
- Discover some examples of how those changes played out in american history — the people and places involved and their impact.
- Develop your ability to think historically — examine the past on its own terms, consider context and change, and analyze historical arguments.
- Apply historical skills to the contemporary world, grapple with questions that matter to you, and learn about baseball.
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