History, Pan Africana Studies, Philosophy, and Religion Department

History, philosophy, and religion are closely related fields. They comprise the study of humanity: where we've been, who we are, and, ultimately, how we can make our communities and our world better for everyone

Lincoln University's History, Pan Africana Studies, Philosophy, and Religion Department is dedicated to providing you with a strong foundation of knowledge in these important subjects that can not only prepare you for further study but also provide valuable perspective and critical thinking skills that can help you in a wide variety of jobs and careers.

As a historically black college or university (HBCU) with its own unique story, Lincoln gives you the opportunity to not just study history but be a part of an institution that's entwined with America's past and where numerous influential politicians and thinkers have walked the halls. That proud history and our dedicated faculty will guide and inspire you as you pursue a major in one of our four primary programs: History, Pan-Africana Studies, Philosophy, and Religion.

Bachelor of Science (BS) and Bachelor of Arts (BA) degrees are offered in each program, as well as minors in all but Pan-Africana Studies. In addition, we also offer minors in Black Studies, International Relations, and Ethics.

You can learn more about our programs and the classes we offer in the current academic year course catalog.

In each of our programs, you'll get the support you need to delve into your studies while learning and working in a community of like-minded students. Graduates from this program have jobs as teachers and professors, writers, politicians, business people, public servants, and a variety of other roles. Whatever you choose, when you graduate, you'll be well-prepared for the next chapter in your own story.

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Mission

  1. To examine values, innovations, and traditions of human societies.
  2. To enable students to know and appreciate various cultural inheritances, and also provide students with basic knowledge of historical and physical geography.
  3. To develop students’ abilities to utilize historical perspectives to comprehend world events.
  4. To develop students’ abilities to interpret and evaluate events in history.

Contact Us

If you have a question about studying history, political science, or philosophy at Lincoln, don't hesitate to let us know!

History, Pan Africana Studies, Philosophy, and Religion Department
Phone: 484-365-8124
Fax: 484-365-8089
John Miller Dickey Hall, Room 347

Dana R. Flint
Interim Chair and Professor, History, Pan Africana Studies, Philosophy, and Religion Department
Email: flint@lincoln.edu
Phone: 484-365-7299
John Miller Dickey Hall, Room 351

Nancy K. Stabler
Department Assistant, History, Pan Africana Studies, Philosophy, and Religion Department
Email: nstabler@lincoln.edu
Phone: 484-365-8124
John Miller Dickey Hall, Room 352