Lewis Greenstein

Lewis Greenstein is a graduate of Dartmouth with a Ph.D. in History from Indiana University. He has taught and been a university administrator in several institutions as he and his wife, Rosie, have shared academic careers. Lewis has also been a Peace Corps Volunteer in Kenya, worked in Peace Corps administration and done a stint with the U.S. Department of Education. He has offered a number of previous OSHER@Dartmouth classes in African and African-American history.

Course Title: Myths We Live By (Fall Term 2022)
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I only wish Lewis would teach more often!

Excellent prep and articles provided, classes & presentations well-organized

Course Title: The Problem of Selective College Admissions - Building a Class (Fall Term 2019)
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Outstanding, including guest speakers. One of my more worthwhile classes.

Terrific. Sequencing of topics and speakers was perfect.

Course Title: How Did We Get Here or Have We Always Been Here? (Spring Term 2018)
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The class was lively with discussion and Lewis was always well prepared to direct the discussion.

Lewis is very knowledgeable and stimulated great discussions based on the readings and history.