He came to Fredonia in 2002 where he teaches a variety of courses dealing with Pre-Modern Europe. There are three students from the HIST 305, The Renaissance course, who are all undergraduates and social studies concentrators, pursuing degrees in education leading to a teaching career. They have been strong performers in the class and will address the topic of humanism and its place in the contemporary classroom. The three students participating in the 2:00 p.m. session on Friday, March 17, The Humanities Beyond the Classroom: Student Practice, are: April Gemberling, Early Childhood Education; Timothy Lent, Adolescence Education; and Nick Trumble, Child Education.