ESP Biography

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MICHELLE BENTIVEGNA, ESP Teacher




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Year of Graduation: N/A

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Brief Biographical Sketch:

Michelle Bentivegna is sophmore at MIT, majoring in Civil Engineering. She is fond of peppermint ice cream and penguins, and likes to teach about European History. She **really** likes when people to tell their friends to come to ESP programs.

She is also involved in ESP administration. She spends too much time in the ESP office, and directed Summer HSSP 2008. If you have any questions about ESP, you should ask her, or one of the other ESP admins.

Past Classes Have Included:
-Intro to Engineering (Summer HSSP 2009)
-The Black Plague (Splash 2007, 2008)
-The French Revolution (Splash 2007)
-Modern European History (Spark/ Spring HSSP 2008)
-Europe in Crisis: The World Wars in Europe (Summer HSSP 2008)
-Geoengineering (Splash, 2008, 2009)
-The Future of ESP (Splash, 2008)



Past Classes

  (Look at the class archive for more.)


The Medieval Era and the Renaissance in SPLASHONWHEELS (2008)
This class designed to give people an introduction to a pivotal moment in European History: the transition from the Middle ...


Modern European History in HSSP (2008)
Love blood and gore? Gossip and scandal? Then this is the class for you! This class is designed to give ...


Modern European History in SPARK (2008)
Love blood and gore? Gossip and scandal? Then this is the class for you! This class is designed to give ...


Bring Out Your Dead! The Black Death and It's Affect on Europe in SPLASH (2007)
The Black Death was one of the deadliest plagues in human history. It swept through Europe sporadically throughout the Middle ...


From The Sound of Music to Sondheim in SPLASH (2007)
Do you ever find yourself Singin' in the Rain? Or Defying Gravity? In this class we'll discuss different themes and ...


Off With Her Head! The French Revolution and the Reign of Terror in SPLASH (2007)
Why did the French revolt against the king in 1789? How did they succeed? And why did they need to ...