Dylan Monshaugen
Women were instrumental in the formation and the perpetuation of the US; and they contributed in ways that often get completely overlooked. Let’s give these women the credit they deserve!
This course will act as a writing workshop with an emphasis on presenting historical research. Students will research a topic of their choice, write about it, and have it peer reviewed!
We all love it, but what do we KNOW about it? Join us in this 4 week class to explore the history of food around the world and it has evolved through many different cultures over the centuries.
This will be the 2nd installment in our 4 part full year US History course, covering reconstruction through progressiveism.
An in depth study of the involvement of the United States in both World Wars. Learn the politics, technologies, strategies, battles, and economic significance of this defining historical era.
Join us in our final of 4 installments in our year-long study of US history, where we will explore the history of the US since the end of World War II.
This 6 week class will discuss a variety of student protests from around the world, and the critical roles they played in affecting major changes to their governments, communities, and planet.
Explore the beginning, and near ending, of the US in this 12 week class. From the formation of the first colonies, we’ll follow the United States through its tumultuous birth through its most tumultuous time period- the Civil War.
Travel the world in 6 weeks! We'll traverse every continent, covering not only physical geography; but aspects of political geography, human geography, environmental geography, and more!
Travel back in time to the Viking Age! This class will focus on their mythology, culture, and conquests- and how these people shaped Europe and the world. Plus, come to Sweden with me as I visit and video many historic Viking sites!