Welcome to Lake-Sumter State College!

Hello, I am Professor Rogers. I have been teaching online classes in history and humanities at Lake-Sumter State College since 2013, and the majority of my current courses are online courses. I have been at the college since 2006, and have taught and helped well over 4,000 students in my classes. I am fortunate to have traveled extensively, and I love my Kentucky Wildcats. I also love teaching history and helping students succeed. I look forward to working with you.

Contact information:

E-mail: rogersb@lssc.edu (Canvas Inbox preferred)

Office: 2-316 South Lake (I won't be on campus this semester)

Office Hours (Fall 2020)

**Office hours are virtual only. No face-to-face office hours will be possible in Spring 2021 due to the ongoing pandemic.**

Mon/Wed: 10am-12:30pm

Tues: 10am-3:00pm

The best way to reach me is by using the INBOX in Canvas. (In the blue Global Navigation menu, click Inbox). Send any grade inquiries via Canvas Messages, as LakeHawk emails are public communications subject to the Sunshine Law. Canvas Messages are private communications and do not violate FERPA. Messages received on the weekend may not receive a reply until Monday.

For more complex questions, you can also request Zoom meetings by appointment during office hours. If a student wishes to meet via Zoom or phone, they must make the request via Canvas Inbox at least 24 hours in advance. Zoom/phone requests will be scheduled Monday – Thursday between 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM only. No evening, weekend, holiday, or immediately on-demand Zoom/phone meetings will be scheduled.

Course Syllabi:

Syllabi for Summer 2021 and upcoming courses may be found in the Syllabus area.

Courses I teach:

AMH 2010 (Online/Real-Time Online)

A survey of the development of the United States from its colonial origins to the end of the Radical Reconstruction. Recommended especially for sophomores.

AMH 2020 (Online/Real-Time Online)

This course is a continuation of AMH 2010 and brings students up to the present. Emphasis is given to the factors that have changed the United States from a rural to an urban-industrial nation, and to a leading world power. Recommended especially for sophomores.

QM Essentials

The QM Essentials logo was awarded to AMH 2020 after recently undergoing a rigorous peer-review process to apply current best practices in online learning standards to ensure the best possible online experience and learning environment for students.

James Rogers Faculty Site