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Social Studies

Social Studies Department

The Social Studies course offerings enable a student to acquire skills and develop understandings necessary for citizenship in our society. To achieve these goals, the department provides an extensive and flexible program through the four years of high school. A student has the opportunity to experience four years of Social Studies courses in geography, the histories, political sciences, economics, cultural studies and the behavioral sciences. The Social Studies are developed to aid you by:

-    providing a wide range of courses which will allow you to fulfill the Social Studies credit requirement expected by most colleges and universities.
-    preparing you with the skills you will need as a citizen in American society.
-    providing you with ample exposure to local, national, and international current events.
-    providing you with a sequential program of skill building in the following areas: writing, research, verbal discussion, reading, and critical thinking which will better prepare you to implement these communication skills in college and/or chosen career.

The Social Studies are designed to accelerate basic academic skills that are a definite benefit in preparing for entrance to a college or university, in preparation for any career and in preparation for civic life. 

Contact Information

David Ashton, Department Chair
778-3103
 
Pat McCarthy, Administrative Assistant
420-6456

 

Social Studies Department Photo

Social Studies Department
 
First Row: Mike Wilson, Pat McCarthy, Letitia Zwickert, Sam Gillespie, Mike Albiniak, Todd Holmberg, Rob Lugiai, Randy Smith, Mike Bochenski, Matt Zieman, Dave Ashton
Second Row:  Mike Borge, Ethan Shriver, Sarah Braun, Rochelle Wilder, Steve Stack, Grace Lueken, Marissa Juiris, Annika Connolly, Lynne Hanley, Mike Ulreich, Maria Connell, Seth Brady, Donna Mohn

Social Studies Staff Directory

First Name Last Name Voicemail 1(630) Email Classes Taught
Mike Albiniak 778-3102 malbiniak@naperville203.org Urban History
David Ashton 778-3103 dashton@naperville203.org Dept. Chair, Blended Economics
Mike Bochenski 420-6592 mbochenski@naperville203.org American Government, AP Government
Michael Borge 328-5928 mborge@naperville203.org U.S. History, AP Economics
Seth Brady 778-3110 sbrady@naperville203.org Comparative Religions, Humanities Capstone, World Cultures
Sarah Braun 305-3118 sbraun@naperville203.org World Cultures, World History
Maria Connell 579-7443 mconnell@naperville203.org American Government, World Cultures
Annika Connolly 596-6360 aconnolly@naperville203.org American Government, World History
Sam Gillespie 778-3113 sgillespie@naperville203.org World History
Lynne Hanley 778-3140 lhanley@naperville203.org AP World History, World Cultures
Todd Holmberg 778-3123 tholmberg@naperville203.org Cultural Anthropology, World Cultures
Marissa Juiris 579-7352 mjuiris@naperville203.org Cultures, US History
Grace Lueken 420-6456 glueken@naperville203.org World Cultures, U.S. History
Robert Lugiai 778-3109 rlugiai@naperville203.org U.S. History
Pat McCarthy 420-6456 pmccarthy@naperville203.org Administrative Asst.
Donna Mohn 778-3132 dmohn@naperville203.org American Government, Contemporary Legal Issues
Ethan Shriver 420-6456 eshriver@naperville203.org Civics, World Cultures
Randy Smith 778-3142 rsmith@naperville203.org AP American Government, American Government
Steve Stack 548-4549 sstack@naperville203.org American Studies, U.S. History
Mike Ulreich 778-3147 mulreich@naperville203.org American Studies, AP U.S. History
Rochelle Wilder 579-7396 rwilder@naperville203.org U.S. History, World History
Mike Wilson 369-3153 mtwilson@naperville203.org Comparative Religions, Sociology, Urban History
Matt Zieman 420-3048 mzieman@naperville203.org AP American Government, AP Psychology, Psychology
Letitia Zwickert 778-3153 lzwickert@naperville203.org Psychology, AP Psychology