History, Childhood Studies, and Education
Kelly Dunne is an alumna of the College of William & Mary and George Mason University. She has been with SIS since 1996, serving as the Executive Director since 2016. She is also a faculty member in the Human Development & Family Science and Women & Gender Studies programs. Her academic interests are in history, childhood studies, and education. She was instrumental in the development of the university-wide Childhood Studies minor and the Childhood Studies concentration offered by the School of Integrative Studies. To allow students the opportunity to immerse themselves in a culture while learning its history, she leads study abroad & field studies courses in Ireland, the United Kingdom, and New Orleans.
University Service
Mason Undergraduate Council
Mason Honor Committee
CHSS Senior Leadership Committee
CHSS Curriculum Committee
INTS 308 The American Landscapes in Fiction, Film, and History
INTS 312 Images & Experiences of Childhood
INTS 316 Introduction to Childhood Studies
INTS 317 Issues in Family Relationships
INTS 321 Parent-Child Relations
INTS 322 Teacher: An Historical Perspective
INTS 375 History of Humanity: Food & Drink
INTS 395 New Orleans: History & Culture
INTS 399/HIST 388 Ireland: History & Culture
INTS 400 Temptress: Sex & Power in History
INTS 490 Internships
MAIS in Liberal Studies, George Mason University
BA in Classical Studies, History minor, College of William and Mary