What Educators Are Saying About SOC 984

Manzanar incarceration camp in California’s Owens Valley during World War II.

What Educators Are Saying About SOC 984

If you are looking for a California history course that is meaningful, practical, and immediately useful in the classroom, SOC 984 offers an engaging opportunity to explore the history of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

This Fresno Pacific University continuing education course invites educators to examine primary sources, personal narratives, historical context, and instructional strategies while creating resources they can use with their own students.

Positive Reviews for SOC 984

Here is what educators have shared about their experience in SOC 984: Japanese Internment Camps: Pearl Harbor - Post Release.

“I enjoyed learning about all the applications and strategies we had to use for the class, such as Flipboard, Adobe Spark, letter writing, etc. I’m excited to use these in my own classroom. Thank you!”

— N. Benito

“Overall, this course gave me several things, both personally and professionally, that I will absolutely be using in my classroom in the future. This course did a great job of filling in the details that many textbooks leave out.”

— T. Walsh

“I loved and will use the different platforms you exposed me to throughout this course. I learned a great deal in SOC 984! Thank you!”

— L. Horton

Why This Course Matters

SOC 984 helps educators explore an important and often underrepresented chapter in American history. Through historical investigation and classroom-ready applications, participants leave with deeper understanding as well as meaningful instructional ideas they can bring back to their students.

If you would like to learn more about the course content, visit the course page below or explore all of my California history courses through Fresno Pacific University.

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Whether you teach elementary students or older learners, this course can help you strengthen your historical understanding while developing thoughtful classroom materials connected to California history and civic learning.

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