Robert Ivey

Personal Education Philosophy: The study of history and man's society should be an important part of a college education. Knowledge of ourselves, our past and where we are going should give us insight into the world we live in today. I hope to help students to be aware of the impact that history has made on us and that it is not just something that happened a long time ago, with no relevance to us today.

Instructor's Duty Schedule

At Chipola since 1993

Bachelor's degree: University of West Florida

Master's degree: Troy State University

Post Master's work: Troy State University

Courses Taught

WOH 2012 World History I examines a global perspective of world history.  It is the study of all geographical areas and civilizations that have emerged from man's early history through the Enlightment.  It examines the political, economic, and religious ideas of the societies.

WOH 2022 World History II examines a global perspective of world history.  It is the study of all geographical areas and civilizations that have emerged from the Enlightenment to the present.  It examines the political, economic, and religious ideas of these societies.

AMH 2010 American History 2010 is a general survey course tracing the development of the United States from the period of discovery and exploration through the American Civil War.

ASH 1044 Middle Eastern History and Civilization is an introductory course examining the history of the Middle East.  It traces the historical and cultural influences that have contributed to the development of the unique region known as the Middle East.  This course is designated as an international/diversity course.

Additional Programs

Social Science Film Series This program is offered for students enrolled in classes in the Social Science Department. Students may receive credit for viewing and discussing these films in conjunction with their classes. The topics of these films vary from history, to sociology, to psychology and can enhance the classroom with the images and stories told through them.

Historical Field Trips These are offered in the form of tours to Europe. The trip can include academic credit as well as an appreciation of visiting places that have served as building blocks for Western Civilization and American History. These trips include opportunities for travelers of all ages. From students to retired persons, there is something for all ages to see and enjoy.

 

 

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