Welcome to World History/Geography! This course is designed to help students expand and apply social studies skills in a study of world history and geography that includes world cultures, economics, geography and government. Students will study different cultural groups to see how they have interacted in history. The course will also examine how events, ideas and government actions have impacted the world from the 1600s to the present. The course will also examine the fundamental concepts of geography with the migration of people and their interaction to the environment and each other through global interaction and interdependence.

This is my first year here at John Marshall, but my third year in education. I am a proud graduate of Bowling Green State University and Benedictine High School. I am also a Cleveland native. I’m also one of the assistant football coaches here at the school. In my free time, I love watching sports, reading political science books and going to the gym.

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