"My name is Daniel, but my students call me Dr G. I received my PhD in History from the University at California, Berkeley, and since have taught on campuses on both the East and West Coasts. I recently ended a 12-year position as a Tenured History and Writing Professor and Chair of the College of New Rochelle’s History Department. I taught US & World History courses, Composition and Critical Research Essay for the college Writing Program and the College ESL program. I also taught upper-division, interdisciplinary research and method courses for the Division of Social Science (History, Economics, Sociology & Political Science). I have supervised over 60 senior theses, many MA and PhD dissertations and researched, edited and reviewed numerous academic publications (including my own).

I specialize in:

Writing: Basic and Advanced Academic Writing and Essay Writing, High School Writing, College Writing, Graduate School Writing and Professional Writing

History: United States History/ American History, European History, Latin American History, World

History, Military History, Political History, Constitutional History, Public History, Social History, Public Policy

Standardized Testing: Regents, GED, AP, GRE, SAT, ACT & NYSTCE and GRE Exams

ESL: Basic and Advanced Reading, Writing and Communication skills and TOEFL Exam Prep.

Coursework: United States History and Government Regents, Global History and Geography Regents, AP United States History (APUSH), AP World History, AP European History, and basic High School, Undergraduate and Graduate Coursework

Subject Tests: United States History and Government Regents Examinations, Global History and Geography Regents Examinations, AP United States History (APUSH), AP World History, AP European History, AP English Language and Composition, AP English Literature and Composition, AP Government and Politics (Comparative), AP Government and Politics (US), SAT US History, SAT World History

Presentations: Digital, Internet and Oral Presentations

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