HOWARD B. FEDRICK

Assistant Professor

HISTORY DEPARTMENT

Room 310, Hafey-Marian Hall

Phone 208-5900, Ext. 5744

E-Mail: hbfedric@kings.edu

EDUCATION

• B.A., King's College
• M.A., University of Scranton,

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

• American Civilization
• 20th Century United States
• Presidential and Political History
• Constitutional History
• Western Civilization
• Global Perspectives
• Modern Britain
• Oral Communication

RESEARCH INTERESTS

• American Political History
• Political Rhetoric
• First Amendment/Free Speech

COMMUNITY INTERESTS

• The Fine Arts Fiesta
• The Aspen Institute

COURSE SYLLABI

• CORE 130 - AMERICAN CIVILIZATION (Fall 2005)
• HISTORY 260 - AMERICAN POLITICAL HISTORY (Fall 2006)
• HISTORY 415 - SENIOR SEMINAR (Fall 2005)
• CORE 132 - GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES (Spring 2006)
• HISTORY 339 - UNITED STATES SINCE 1945 (Spring 2007)
• HISTORY 337 - EARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC 1763-1815 (Spring 2006)
• HISTORY 345 - MODERN BRITAIN ( possible - Spring 2006)
• HISTORY 425:SPECIAL TOPIC - AMERICAN VOICES and AMERICAN VISIONS: American Public Rhetoric (Spring 2007)
• HISTORY 343 - HISTORY OF THE PRESIDENCY (Spring 2008)

COURSE RESOURCES ONLINE

• EARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC 1763-1815
• PARTIES and POLITICS
• THE PRESIDENCY
• UNITED STATES SINCE 1945
• MODERN BRITAIN 1688-2000

WEB USE GUIDELINES

• WEB USE

"We are not put into this world to sit still and know;
we are put into it TO ACT."

T. Woodrow Wilson

President, Princeton University

Mail to Howard B. Fedrick

History Department

King's College

Last Updated September 10, 2005