Faculty

Fehn, Bruce R., Associate Professor and Program Coordinator

After teaching for many years in secondary schools in the United States and Europe, Dr. Fehn returned to the United States to earn a Ph.D. in history from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He presently teaches a course on instructional methods in the social studies as well as an advanced seminar on problems of historical understanding. In addition to writing about the history of race and gender relations in the United States, Dr. Fehn also studies how students think and write about history. He has a particular interest in historical cognition, multicultural education, and gender issues in social studies education.

Hamot, Gregory E., Professor

Professor Hamot earned his Ph.D. in social studies and global education at The Ohio State University. He taught history and social studies for fifteen years in Chicago area secondary schools. Dr. Hamot has a special interest in global and civic education, and has worked extensively with social studies educators from Poland, the Czech Republic, and Armenia. In the social studies program, Professor Hamot offers teacher preparation courses, a course on infusing global studies into the curriculum, and seminars on the history and foundations of social studies education.