Ready to Resume Our Conversation?

Introducing the Facing History Fall Seminar Series

This fall, Tim returns to the classroom, bringing the ideas and questions that have shaped more than four decades of his teaching into a live, conversational setting. Come ready for history, ideas, questions, and a lively exchange of perspectives. For former students, it's an opportunity to return to a familiar experience. For everyone else, it's an invitation to join us for the first time.

Three distinct seminars are available this fall, both in person and online.

Choose Your Session:

In-Person Session

Gather at Open Book for thought-provoking conversation, with time to connect, continue the discussion, and enjoy light refreshments.

👉 Sunday, September 27 · 1:00 PM · In-person Seminar

Does the Lighting Change the Constitution?
A Historical Perspective on FDR and Executive Authority in Time of War: The Case of the German Saboteurs

Approximately 90 minutes, plus questions and continued discussion.
Open Book · Meeting Room 203
1011 Washington Avenue S., Minneapolis
$85 per person

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Online Sessions

Experience a lively virtual conversation that takes you into Tim's book-lined study, filled with books and memories from decades in the classroom.

👉 Wednesday, September 30 · 7:00 PM · Online Seminar

1966: Psychedelia and Politics

Approximately 60 minutes, plus questions and continued discussion.
Zoom Classroom
$65 per person

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👉 Sunday, October 4 · 1:00 PM · Online Seminar

That '70s Show: Decadence in Primetime

Approximately 60 minutes, plus questions and continued discussion.
Zoom Classroom
$65 per person

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Please note that space is limited. Early registration is encouraged.
To preserve the intimate, conversational nature of Facing History Seminars, attendance is intentionally limited for both in-person and online sessions.