Kelly Dunne has been with SIS since 1996 and teaches courses in history and childhood studies. An alumna of the College of William & Mary and George Mason University, her academic interests are in history and education. To allow students the opportunity to learn the history and culture of places "hands-on", she teaches experiential learning courses in Ireland and New Orleans. She also mentors students as an active volunteer leader in Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
MAIS in Liberal Studies, George Mason University
BA in Classical Studies, History minor, College of William and Mary
CHSS Curriculum Committee
University General Education Committee
Academic Procedures Advisory Committee
Honor Committee
Task Force on Multidisciplinary Education
Collaborative for Undergraduate Education
NCLC 308 The American Landscapes in Fiction, Film, and History
NCLC 312 Images & Experiences of Childhood
NCLC 322 Teacher: An Historical Perspective
NCLC 375 History of Humanity: Food & Drink
NCLC 391 Introduction to Integrative Studies
NCLC 395 New Orleans: History & Culture
NCLC 395/HIST 388 Ireland: History & Culture
NCLC 400 Temptress: Sex & Power in History
NCLC 495/HIST 388 Scotland: History & Culture
NCLC 491 Senior Capstone