Depending on the semester, Professor Lambert teaches the following courses:
- World Civilizations I and II
- History of Modern Europe
- Political and Historical Leaders
- Business, Government, and Regulation
- Nichols and Its History.
Courses he has taught in the past include: United States History before 1865, United States History since 1865; The American Presidency; The Age of Napoleon; Introduction to Political Science.
Outside of Nichols, Professor Lambert has judged projects by Worcester County students in middle and high school for the Central Massachusetts History Day competition. In addition, he is a board member and the vice president of the Central Massachusetts Council for the Social Studies, a professional organization for area educators
Industry Experience
- Review of Kennedy and Nixon: The Rivalry That Shaped Postwar America by Christopher Matthews. In The Historian 60 (Summer 1998): pp. 867-868.
- “The Effects of Broad Churchmanship on Public Worship: William R. Huntington, Alexander H. Vinton, and Ritual in Low-Church Worcester, Massachusetts, 1862-1902.” Anglican and Episcopal History 67 (March 1998): pp. 69-92.
Hobbies
For fun, Professor Lambert enjoys reading biographies, visiting Cape Cod with his wife and sons, and participating in the annual Falmouth Road Race.