Intellectual History: Professor Heydu's class, Loyola University

Intellectual History, by Donald Heydu, El Camino JC, undergrad Loyola University, Masters UCLA
These are the class notes from an Intellectual History class taught by Donald Heydu, a visiting professor to Loyola from El Camino Community College in Los Angeles. The class took place on Loyola University campus in Westchester section of LA. I was an English Lit undergraduate in my last semester when I “lucked out” and fortunately attended this class.
In setting up my Lessons Plans on Shopify, Google and Facebook, I ran across this gifted, young professor’s class and couldn’t wait until I could work on it.. It was first semester of 1971, my last as an undergrad. I would continue in the Spring to get a California Teaching License and my master’s degree in Communication Arts.
This was a foundational experience for a budding young teacher. I retired from teaching in 2020 after 48 years in LA Unified, Jefferson County, CO and Denver Public Schools. I hope you enjoy my notes. I have discovered the insights, anew with the memory of sharing my education with the many students I love.

Thanks Professor Heydu…