Adriana Bohm(Sociology) and Jeffrey LaMonica(History) led a group of DCCC students to Eastern State Penitentiary on 8 November for a guided tour of the national historic site.
08 November 2012
Eastern State Penitentiary
Adriana Bohm(Sociology) and Jeffrey LaMonica(History) led a group of DCCC students to Eastern State Penitentiary on 8 November for a guided tour of the national historic site.
Race and Incarceration
Dr. Sandra Jones(Rowan University) presented on Race & Incarceration on 6 November, with a specific focus on the anti-death penalty movement. Three exonerees joined her to discuss mass incarceration and race and speak about their efforts to "decarcerate."
15 October 2012
Dead Sea Scrolls
Professor
Jeffrey LaMonica(History) and students from his World Civ. I course
visited the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit at the Franklin Institute on 12
October.
13 September 2012
LaMonica Goes to Quantico
Jeffrey LaMonica(History) attended the World War One Historical Association's Annual Seminar at the US Marine Corps Base in Quantico, VA. Session topics included the US Marines at the Battle of Belleau Wood in June 1918, the Abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II, German Stormtrooper Tactics, and Ataturk's Performance as a Military Commander in WWI.
Dr. Bohm Attends Conference in Denver
Adriana Bohm(Sociology) attended the Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Conference in Denver, CO in August. She attended a number of sessions, including a viewing of Precious Knowledge, a documentary on La Raza. Professor Bohm serves on the society's Committee on Racism.
27 June 2012
Independence Hall, June 2012
23 April 2012
Gettysburg Trip 2012
Professor Jeffrey LaMonica(History) took his American Civil War and Reconstruction class to Gettysburg on 20 April. Stops on the Gettysburg Battlefield were Little Round Top, Seminary Ridge, and Cemetery Hill.
07 March 2012
Civil War Living History
10 November 2011
Constitution Center and African-American History Museum
16 April 2011
Gettysburg Trip April 2011
Professor Ife Williams(Political Science) and Professor Jeffrey LaMonica(History) led a group of DCCC students to Gettysburg on 15 April 2011. The trip included a visit to the boarding house in Chambersburg, PA where John Brown planned his 1859 raid on Harper's Ferry, WV. Stops on the Gettysburg Battlefield were Little Round Top, Seminary Ridge, and Cemetery Hill.
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gettysburg,
history,
LaMonica,
political science,
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