Step inside the lives and stories of some strong and groundbreaking women who have left their mark on Washington, the United States, and even the world. Suffragettes, those who fought for women's voting rights, First Ladies, artists, community activists, and countless others have influenced culture, politics, and the social fabric of this city.
Instructor
Rebecca Grawl, author of 11 Places in Women's History in Washington, DC That You Must Not Miss, is an educator and world traveler who has worked in public history and museum education for more than a decade. A graduate of Randolph-Macon Woman's College with a BA in American Culture, Rebecca has served on the Board of Management of the National Woman's Party and as a National Chair for the Daughters of the American Revolution.
More Information
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Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for taking this course.
Cost and Credits
Each class carries 36 educational hours, or 3 credits for the purposes of the J-1 visa. Students should always check with their counselor or agency when signing up for classes.
The cost of one class is $275, or two classes for $500. Students who are registering for two classes should reach out to us by phone in order to receive a $50 discount on the second class. Please call us at (646) 204-6865 or email with questions at aupair@bmcc.cuny.edu.
Registration and Enrollment
This course meets in person. There is a mandatory online orientation and online final project submission. To register, add to cart below and check out.
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