DEAN
ANDREW SHENNAN
| Professor Shennan is a specialist in twentieth-century French history. His books include: Rethinking France: Plans for Renewal, 1940 - 1946 (1989), DeGaulle (1993) and The Fall of France 1940 (2000). A gifted teacher and winner of the Pinanski Prize for Excellence in Teaching, Professor Shennan has taught a range of courses in European history, with a particular emphasis on the twentieth century, modern France and the World Wars. He was a founding director of Wellesley's International Relations program and of the College's Summer School. Professor Shennan served as Associate Dean of the College from 1999 to 2004. |