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Why Ashland MAHG?

Why Ashland MAHG?

The Master of Arts programs in American History and Government offered by Ashland University are designed to give social studies teachers the very best preparation for the classroom. With a curriculum focused on the use of primary source documents, you’ll develop the expertise you need to bring history to life for your students. Our seminar-style classes encourage you to be engaged learners, rather than simply listening to lectures. Our faculty treat you as colleagues, respecting your work as teachers and helping you grow as scholars. Our goal is to bring social studies teachers into a conversation about the American experiment in self-government. Our hope is that America’s students will be brought into this conversation as well.

A Conversation About America.

Professor John Moser, Chair of the Master of Arts program in American History and Government at Ashland University, explains how the program brings teachers into a conversation about America.

Henry Adeoye Teaches Citizenship.

Henry Adeoye, an immigrant to America from Nigeria, teaches American history to eighth graders, most of whom are growing up in families who immigrated to America from Mexico or Central America. Adeoye also teaches the value of American citizenship to his students, a large percentage of whom come from low-income families.

Classroom Innovation.

Nancie Lindblom
Nancie Lindblom, Ashland alumna and 2013 Arizona Teacher of the Year, talks about how her Ashland MAHG degree has helped her innovate in the classroom.

Discussions that Yield Discovery.

Kelly Rodgers’ Ashland MAHG education helps her teach the difficult history of slavery through primary source documents.
MAHG Student

Educating Future Citizens.

Robyn Verbois
As a student in Ashland MAHG program, Robyn Verbois wrote a capstone project about America’s crisis in civic education.

Take the first step.

Learn more about MAHG and how you can be the expert teacher your students need. Admission is conducted on a rolling basis.