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Course Description

The American Presidents in the 20th Century from Teddy Roosevelt through Bill Clinton

Instructor: Edward Kaplan
Dates: Thursdays, Sept 29-Dec 8
Time: 1:00 PM-2:30 PM
Location: In-person at Center City (TUCC)

                Online - Zoom

 

 

We will be discussing the most important contributions each president made to our history in the 20th Century. We will evaluate and rank the presidents based upon their contributions if any.
Maximum registrants: 60

Instructor Bio:
Edward Kaplan, PhD, history and economics, New York University. Kaplan taught economics and history for 41 years at the City University of New York and is now a professor emeritus at the university. He has published books and articles on trade policy, banking, history, and Keynesian economics.

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