History 212: High and Late Middle Ages

Instructor: David M. Perry

Class Times: Tuesday 1:20-2:45 and Thursday 2:15-3:35

Location: Old Main 01

Office: 601B Holland Hall

Office Phone: (507) 646-3534

Office Hours: Tues and Thurs 4-5 P.M.

Email: perry@stolaf.edu

David Perry is a graduate student at the University of Minnesota, currently writing a Ph.D. thesis on "Venice and the Relics of the Fourth Crusade." He expects to defend his dissertation in the Summer of 2005. He has taught several classes at the University of Minnesota, including the History of the Crusades and the History of the Catholic Church, and been a teaching assistant for many others. He just completed teaching a class on Medieval Women at St. Olaf College, and is currently teaching History 212: The High and Late Middle Ages and History 299: History of the Crusades. He has also worked in the Institute for Global Studies as an undergraduate advisor, website designer ((http://igs.cla.umn.edu and http://hrp.cla.umn.edu), teaching assistant for a class on Human Rights Law, and instructor for the Senior Paper class. He also built the website for the Center for Early Modern History. His other interests include acoustic guitar and bass, ultimate frisbee, Venetian cuisine, and the Red Sox.

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Page last updated: 2/7/05
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Homepage URL: http://www.stolaf.edu/courses/2004sem2/History/212/
© 2005 by David Perry and St. Olaf College

Instructor: David M. Perry
Class Times: Tuesday 1:20-2:45 and Thursday 2:15-3:35
Location: Old Main 01
Office: 601B Holland Hall
Office Phone: (507) 646-3534
Office Hours: Tues and Thurs 4-5 P.M.
Email: perry@stolaf.edu

David Perry is a graduate student at the University of Minnesota, currently writing a Ph.D. thesis on "Venice and the Relics of the Fourth Crusade." He expects to defend his dissertation in the Summer of 2005. He has taught several classes at the University of Minnesota, including the History of the Crusades and the History of the Catholic Church, and been a teaching assistant for many others. He just completed teaching a class on Medieval Women at St. Olaf College, and is currently teaching History 212: The High and Late Middle Ages and History 299: History of the Crusades. He has also worked in the Institute for Global Studies as an undergraduate advisor, website designer ((http://igs.cla.umn.edu and http://hrp.cla.umn.edu), teaching assistant for a class on Human Rights Law, and instructor for the Senior Paper class. He also built the website for the Center for Early Modern History. His other interests include acoustic guitar and bass, ultimate frisbee, Venetian cuisine, and the Red Sox.