Course Instructor - Heather Welch 

Course Fee - $25.00

Women and War in U.S. History examines the changing roles, experiences, and contributions of women during major American conflicts, including the American Revolution, the American Civil War, World War I and II, Korea and Vietnam, and our more modern conflicts. The course explores how these large-scale events reshaped American lives and society, and its effect on women. We'll also look at how women contributed in a variety of ways during these wars, while putting the American perspective in a large global context. 

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Heather Welch holds a PhD in History from Georgia State University and has taught at University of North Georgia, Georgia State University, and Kennesaw State University. She has lived in Towns County for 18 years. Currently, she works at the Mountain Regional Library System. Heather considers herself a lifelong learner and feels very passionate about helping others find enjoyment in learning.