S26-23 America at War 1941-1945

S26-23 America at War 1941-1945

Class | Registration opens 3/2/2026 9:00 AM EST

ACES/Staff Development/Administration Building 205 Skiff St Hamden, CT 06517 United States
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4/1/2026-4/29/2026
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$20.00

S26-23 America at War 1941-1945

Class | Registration opens 3/2/2026 9:00 AM EST

WW 2 has often been called a just war and those who fought in it “the greatest generation.” The entire country was mobilized, from children to the elderly, to support the war and make the USA the arsenal for democracy. This course will explore the impact of the war on the domestic front in the USA and how it profoundly changed our country.

Ron Heiferman

Ron Heiferman is Prof. Emeritus of History at Quinnipiac and currently teaches at Yale and Quinnipiac U. He was educated at Yale and received his Ph.D. from New York University. He is an Assoc. Fellow of Yale's Berkeley College and is VP of CT Academy of Arts and Sciences. He has authored/co-authored books including Flying Tigers, The Rise and Fall of Imperial Japan and The Cairo Conference of 1943. He has been a Yale-Lilly Fellow, a Yale-Mellon Fellow and the recipient of five National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships.