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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Research is important to me, but teaching is the part of the historical profession that I enjoy the most.
Since February 2003 I have taught in the Upper School at
Norfolk Academy.
From 1998 through 2001 I served intermittently as a part-time college
instructor while I continued my graduate work. I taught over 300 undergraduates in a total of 10 courses
during those years, at institutions ranging from small, two-year colleges
to a large research university. My teaching experience is detailed
below:
Instructor of History,
Norfolk
Academy (2003-)
Dean's Fellow,
Temple University (2000-2001)
 | taught two courses on "War and Society" |
 Instructor of History,
Gainesville College
(1998-1999)
| taught three courses on
"U.S. History, 1877-present" |
| taught three courses on
"U.S. History, 1600-1877" |
 Instructor of History,
North Georgia
College and State University (fall 1998)
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taught one course on
"World History, 1500-present" |
 Instructor of History,
Gordon College
(summer 1998)
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taught one course on "U.S. History,
1877-present" |
Teaching Assistant,
Temple University
(1996-1998)
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"U.S. History up to 1877" (spring 1998)
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"The Vietnam War" (fall 1997) |
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"U.S. History, 1877-present
(fall 1996 and
spring 1997) |
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