Diane McEwan

Diane McEwan serves as a Lecturer in the Department of History, Anthropology, and Philosophy at the University of North Georgia, where she works as a full-time temporary faculty member specializing in Early Modern English History. Her teaching portfolio encompasses U.S. History I and II, World History I and II, and European History courses.

Her academic credentials include:

• B.A. in History from Georgia State University (1977)
• M.Ed. in History (graduate study) from Georgia State University (1981)
• M.Ed. in Education from Oglethorpe University (1999)

Ms. McEwan's research focuses on World and U.S. history with particular expertise in Early Modern English History. She has served as an AP Reader for the College Board's AP World History program continuously since 2009, contributing to national educational standards.

Professional experience spans over three decades starting in 1991, including positions at Mt. Vernon Presbyterian School (1991-1999) and Mt. Pisgah Christian School (1999-2010) prior to her current appointment at UNG.