Kathryn B. from Loxley, AL
$40.00/hr
- 3.0 /5.0 (00)
- 40%Profile completion
- Loxley, AL
Subjects:
- Proofreading
- American History
- Social Studies
- World History
A brief introduction
I’m a recent graduate of Judson College, and I’m passionate about helping people learn to love history! I graduated cum laude from my alma mater, and volunteered in the history lab while I was a student. I love all sorts of history, but concentrated in Women’s and Ancient history. I have taken courses in history ranging from World History, Middle Eastern History, American History, Southern Studies, Historiography and Methodology, and research classes. I’m also offering services in proofreadi…Read more
About Kathryn B. from Loxley, AL
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