Andrea Sachs
Since 2000 Andrea Sachs has taught high school juniors and seniors at St. Paul Academy and Summit School in Minnesota, offering American history courses ranging from the introductory survey to seminars on historiography, U.S. women's history, and U.S. social movements. Her interest in feminist social welfare history as well as the welfare reform debates of the 1990s informed her dissertation, "The Politics of Poverty: Race, Class, Motherhood, and the National Welfare Rights Organization, 1965–1975." From 2013 to 2016 Sachs served as the first K–12 teacher elected to the OAH executive board.
Lectures
- A Mile Wide and an Inch Deep: The Joys and Challenges of Teaching a High School Survey
- The Cold War Mystique: American Families in Myth and History
- Motherhood, Citizenship, and the Persistence of the "Republican Mother"