Dr. Regennia Williams from the Department of History is hosting Dr. Nishani Frazier in her African American history survey courses for a special lecture-discussion, “The Sixties and the Struggle: Battles Fought and Lessons Learned.” …
Category: In the Classroom
Essays on connecting Social Studies content and pedagogy in the classroom.
March 27: Walesa: Man of Hope at CIFF
Professor Rose has tickets available for CSU Students this Thursday, March 27 screening of Walesa: Man of Hope at 11:15 am at the Cleveland International Film Festival at Tower City Cinema. Come check…
CIFF Films for Social Studies
The CIFF is almost here! As I browsed the Cleveland International Film Festival College Program schedule today I made a list of films that could be useful to Social Studies and history…
December 4: CMA Educator's Night Out w/ CSU Alumna Beth Noren
Learn more about using artwork as primary sources and the educational resources at the Cleveland Museum of Art! This week’s “Educator’s Night Out” features CSU Alumna Beth Noren on December 4 from…
November 8: Map Walk in Woodling Gym
Announcing the Fall Map Walk on November 8 in CSU’s Woodling Gym from 8:30 am to 4 pm. This event is free and open to the public. Bring your smartphone to follow…
NEH Hangout Series: STEM and the Humanities
Check out this important Google Hangout Series from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). You can view today’s Hangout on the site and participate in upcoming events. This is an important…
Mapwalk Journeys: European Tour
Our final student reflection features a European tour. Geography student Kelly Zippay demonstrates that the mapwalk can provide an alternative perspective even, and perhaps more so, for places with which we feel…
Mapwalk Journeys: Alexander the Great
World history student and Social Studies major Mikey Withrow shares his reflection on Alexander the Great’s conquests integrating landmarks from the map well with his historical knowledge of Alexander’s campaign. Map Walk…
Mapwalk Journeys: The Silk Road
In this reflection Geography student Bill Lambrinoydis shares his experience walking the historical path of the Silk Road trade routes. He did a nice job observing the geographic features and recognizing changes…
Mapwalk Journeys: Aboriginal Australians
Our first map walk reflection is by Intro to Geography student Tarchelle (J.B.) Anderson. J.B. took her curiosity about the experiences of native Australians to a new level by examining Australian terrain…
