Associate Professor of History, Dunwoody
Social Science
Dunwoody Outdoor Adventure
Club-Faculty Advisor
Professional Membership
Appalachian Studies Association
World History Association
Labor and Working Class History
Association
Professor Simson's concentrations through his M.A. and
PhD. history studies include the following areas: World History and
World Systems; Antiquity--Greco-Roman History; American Political
Tradition and American Labor History as well as American Colonial
and U.S Southern History. His dissertation work concerns progressive
management relations with organized labor and the
maintenance of an industrial peace in the East Tennessee Copper
Basin through the two world wars.
You can find his study, Removing Reds from the Old Red Scaronline. He has been published in the
Journal of Appalachian Studies (Fall 2001) and The Journal of
East Tennessee History (Spring 2012). Special
training by the University of Hawaii's East-West Center has allowed
Dr. Simson to promote infusing
Asian Studies into the College's undergraduate curriculum. Professor Simson
has
been active in promoting student understanding of environmental
sustainability and the significance of mountain industrial regions
through his advising of the Dunwoody Outdoor Adventure Club. He
is an avid hiker, gardener, online and face-to-face instructor and
advisor and sings with the Atlanta choral group Our Song.
Office Location:
Georgia Perimeter College
Dunwoody Campus NE-2213
Office Hours:
M-TH 11:30 AM- 1 PM
(and by appointment)
Phone:
770.274.5469
404.918.2877 cell
Course Information:
Professor Simson teaches all the history surveys at
Georgia Perimeter College including:
HIST 1111-World Civilizations to 1500 CE
HIST 1112-World Civilization frm 1500 CE
HIST 2111-American History to 1865
HIST 2112-American History from 1865
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