Resume

• 2013

  Cleveland State University

  University of Akron

  Teach courses in Humanities and African History

  develop syllabi

  create alternate methods of academic progress assessment

  University of Akron

  Teach courses in Western Civilization

  develop alternate methods of presenting history

  access digital media for use in curriculum

  develop alternative methods of academic progress assessment

  Cleveland State University

  Baldwin Wallace University

  Berea

  OH

  Lecturer III

• 2008

  American Historical Association

  Medieval Academy of America

  International Society of Anglo-Saxonists

  Haskins Society

  Spanish

  English

  Old (ca.450-1100)

  German

  Latin

  French

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Primary area of research: Medieval European History\nSecondary area of research: Early Modern European History\nAdditional teaching areas: Middle Eastern History

  Modern American History

  African History\nTheoretical Areas: Colonial/Postcolonial Studies

  Memory Studies

  Gender Studies

  Identity Studies

  Economic History

  History

  Medieval Academy of America\nAmerican Historical Society\nPresented papers at the International Medieval Congress and the Symposium on Medieval and Renaissance Studies as well as at various graduate conferences.

  University of Akron

• 2006

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  Course work included economics of healthcare

  banking and macroeconomics

  and economics of law. Research included economics of enclosure in Early Modern England

  Economics

  Phi Alpha Theta

  Cleveland State University

• 1998

  M.A.

  Primary Areas of Research: Early Modern European History

  Modern European History

  African History

  History

  Phi Alpha Theta

  Cleveland State University

• ETD Home

  Electronic copy of Tamara S. Rand's doctoral dissertation

  Statistics

  Distance Learning

  Academic Writing

  Lecturing

  Quantitative Research

  Academia

  Public Speaking

  Student Development

  Teaching

  Writing

  Theory

  University Teaching

  Adult Education

  College Teaching

  Higher Education

  Research

  Qualitative Research

  History

  Curriculum Design

  Analysis

  Rand

  I have extensive experience teaching students from diverse backgrounds using a variety of pedagogical techniques

  and excel at making complex topics accessible to my students. My research primarily involves medieval social relationships

  cross-cultural interactions and identity

  and well as women's history. My background in history and economics allows me to analyze and condense large amounts of information into usable knowledge and then present it in a clear

  concise way.

  Tamara

  Rand

  Baldwin Wallace University