Instructor: Dr. Elizabeth Georgian is a Professor of History and chair of the Department of History, Political Science, and Philosophy at USCA, where she teaches a variety of courses, including women’s history. In her spare time, she enjoys camping, kayaking, and hiking with her husband and rescued greyhounds. Description: This course views twentieth-century American history through women’s eyes, focusing on the stories of Alice Paul, Wonder Woman, Katherine McCormick, and Henrietta Lacks. Through their experiences and voices, we will explore topics such as voting, marriage and family life, portrayals of women in popular culture, race, and medicine and medical ethics.