Below are the history courses I have taught in and around Washington, DC, in the past twenty years or so. See also the teaching category on my blog.

Courses at George Mason University, since 2006

Hist 100: Western Civilization

I taught many different versions of this course between 2006 and 2013. Trained in European history and with only one semester to work with each time, I tended to focus on the early modern and modern eras, although sometimes I ranged further back. Here are some syllabus samples:

• Hist 100 Fall 2009
• Hist 100 Spring 2010
• Hist 100 Spring 2011
• Hist 100 Fall 2013

Hist 314: History of Germany in the 19th and 20th Centuries

Each iteration of this course has been different, too, as I continue to learn and as our own times and needs change:

• Hist 314 Fall 2010
• Hist 314 Fall 2011
• Hist 314 Spring 2017

Other Courses at Mason

• Hist 388: Approaches to European Military History
• Hist 388: The Great War
• Hist 499: Gender and Class in Modern Europe
• Hist 606: Themes in European History II
• Hist 635: Germany in the Age of Extremes
• Hist 635: War and Society in Modern Europe

Courses at Georgetown University, 2000–2009

• Hist 033: Themes in European Civilization I
• Hist 034: Themes in European Civilization II
• Hist 332: War and Society in Modern Europe

Image credit: “Germany after the Peace Treaty of 1919,” in: Outline of History: Being a Plain History of Life and Mankind, by H. G. Wells (London: Cassell, 1923), 572, via Wikimedia Commons.