Darren Bardell, Associate Professor - History Department

Contact Information

Photo of me teaching.Darren Bardell
Associate Professor
History Department
(510) 659-6115
dbardell@ohlone.edu
Campus: Fremont
Office: Room 6310, Building 6, third floor

Office Hours

  • Monday 11:30am - 2:00pm
  • Wednesday 11:30am - 2:00pm
  • Or by appointment: Email or call my office phone to set up a meeting time

Courses Taught at Ohlone

All of these courses are Web Enhanced or Hybrid via WebCT. Ohlone College WebCT Student Information.

Classroom

  • History 142: “The History of Rock & Roll and American Culture in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.” Cross Listed as Interdisciplinary Studies 143, and Music 123—Condensed, 8 Week Term (Enrollment: 100).
  • History 118: “The Making of Modern America.” (Lecture/Discussion, Enrollment: 30).
  • History 117a: “U.S. History from Colonization to 1877.” (Lecture, Enrollment: 140).
  • History 117b: “U.S. History from 1877 to the Present.” (Lecture, Enrollment: 140).

Online

  • History 142: “History of Rock and Roll: Music and Culture of the 1960s.” Cross Listed as Interdisciplinary Studies 143, and Music 123. (Hybrid Course—A combination of in-class instruction and online assignments, Max. Enrollment 40).
  • History 118: “The Making of Modern America.” (Lecture/Discussion, Enrollment: 30).
  • History 117a: “U.S. History from Colonization to 1877.” (Enrollment: 35).
  • History 117b: “U.S. History from 1877 to the Present.” (Max. Enrollment: 35).

Education

1999-2005
  • Ph.D. (ABD): American History, Temple University
  • Dissertation: “War Without Tears: Military Advertising, Mass Media, and the Re-Imaging of Warfare, 1970-1991.”
  • Committee: Dr. Richard Immerman (chair), Dr. Vladislav Zubok, Dr. Jay Lockenour, Dr. Paul Swann
  • Comprehensive Exams: U.S. Foreign Relations (primary); American Popular Culture, Latin America/Mexico; Advertising/ Communications/ Mass Media
1997-1999
  • Master of Arts: History, San Diego State University
  • Master’s Thesis: “Presidential Decision-Making: George H.W. Bush and the Gulf Crisis.” Committee: Dr. Elizabeth Cobbs Hoffman (chair), Dr. Ross Dunn, Dr. Mark Wheeler
1995-1997
  • Bachelor of Arts: History, University of California, Santa Barbara
  • Senior Honors Thesis: “The Vietnam Syndrome and the 1991 Persian Gulf War.” Advisor: Dr. Fredrik Logevall

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