Museum exhibits to see:

Mummies: Death and Afterlife in Ancient Egypt at the Bowers

Congratulations to Dr John Walker of the Social Sciences, History Department on his recently published work in- Germany and the Americas, Culture ,Politics and History. It is part of the Series Transatlantic Relations, and John has five articles which include essays  on  John Motley, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Margaret Fuller, Edward Everett, and Charles Follen (the first  professor of German at Harvard).  Well done John!  

Congratulations to Dr. Anupama Mande our new History professor to Fullerton College. Dr Mande will be teaching World Civilization Classes and United States Survey classes. Her discipline focus is Latin American Studies, Latin American History as well as the History of Asia. She will begin her teaching assignment this Fall semester. Welcome Dr.Mande to Fullerton College!

Welcome new adjunct instructor Laurie Marie Chin. Laurie is a History graduate of Brown University and University of Pennsylvania. She brings an enriched experience to the classroom. Laurie has worked for the State assembly of Massachusetts and in motion pictures. In her spare time she runs the Marathon. Nice to have you onboard Laurie!

Well Done- Dr Monica Bontty, adjunct History Professor at Fullerton College has received a tenure position at Louisiana State University. We will miss you Monica but wish you all the best in your new digs at Baton Rouge. What a great setting for historical research, archeology, and of course that great cajun music and creole cuisine.

Dr. Louis Reichman, Emeritus Professor of Political Science and History has been appointed to the Orange County Historical Commission. Dr Reichman retired from Fullerton College in 2002 after teaching Political Science and History here for 35 years. During his tenure Lou also served as chair of the Political Science Department and chair of the History Department. We thank you Lou for your years of dedicated teaching at Fullerton College and for your continued service to our community.

Kudos to Professor Nancy Bjorklund on a job well done! Dr. Bjorklund's research on Reformation Archbishop of Canterbury Matthew Parker has been published in the summer edition of Sixteenth Century Journal, a periodical of historical research. Her article, "A Godly Wyfe is an Helper," presents thorough research on Parker's views about clerical marriage. Dr. Bjorklund's interest in Matthew Parker began with her doctoral dissertation at University of California at Irvine. Her research brings together not only historically significant topics such as the English Reformation and women's status in patriarchal English society and the church but also relates to contemporary discussions in the church on clerical marriage.

Dr. John Walker's manuscript, "John Lothrop Motley: Boston Brahmin and Transatlantic Man," has been published in Traveling between Worlds: German- American Encounters. Volume 38. Austin: Texas A & M University Press. Dr. Walker is a recipient with top honors at the Webb-Smith Competition at Texas A & M University.