Carol Keller is a native Texan. One of her primary teaching interests is bringing new information technology to the classroom and promoting student network literacy through access to the Internet and other online services. Carol teaches HIST 1301 History of the United States Part 1, on-campus and online, and HIST 1302 History of the United States Part 2 online, as well as HIST 2321/ IDST 2372 World Civilization to the Fifteenth Century (on-campus and online) and  HIST2322/ IDST2373 World Civilization since 1500, on-campus.  

Keller's area of specialty is Victorian England (specifically Harriet Martineau and James Martineau), and her dissertation is Pundit and Pulpit: Teaching the Victorians -- Harriet and James Martineau  (available at the University of Michigan, ProQuest). She also specializes in nineteenth-century American History and World History to 1500.  Professor Keller enjoys an active membership in the American Historical Association, the World History Association, the World History Association of Texas, the Community College Humanities Association, and the Texas Community College Teachers Association.

• BA Lamar University

• MA Arizona State University

• Post-graduate work: University of Florida

• Harris-Manchester College, Oxford University, University of Madrid

• Ph.D.  University of Texas at Austin

Please send questions or comments to Carol A. Keller, email, ckeller@mail.accd.edu
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