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Subject: World History Summer Insitutes
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For world history teachers from the Social Studies listserv on Tapped In.
Judy
>
>
>Hello, everyone,
>
>I found this information on the H-HIGH-S list. If you're a World
>History or World Civ teacher, this sounds like an interesting
>professional development opportunity.
>
>Michael H.
>
>World History Institutes
>
>Teaching world history has never been so good. New questions, new
>materials, new courses, new scholarship have changed the playing field.
>Yet
>world history is difficult to teach. Staying acquainted with the rapidly
>expanding scholarship is a challenge. That is why the World History
>Association, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and The College
>Board are sponsoring world history institutes at 17 sites across the
>United States this summer. This is a chance to learn world history
>scholarship and approaches to teaching from experienced world
>historians,
>master teachers, and internationally recognized authorities in the
>field.
>
>Join us this summer. Develop strategies to help students understand
>global
>patterns over time and space. Become acquainted with large scale
>historical themes like climatic change, the spread of religions, and the
>expansion to a global economy. Join colleagues designing history courses
>to
>analyze local and regional developments within the context of global
>change. Put cultural practices into a historical context. Construct
>comparative studies of societies as part of the course content.
>
>Each institute features....
> Training in recent world history scholarship An introduction to the
>new
>AP World History Course and exam Approaches to teaching world history
>Lectures by world history scholars Strategies for integrating
>scholarship,
>thinking skills, and methods with assessments Opportunities to
>critique
>textbooks, videos, and other teaching materials Scholarly articles,
>book
>reviews, web sites, maps, sample curricula and bibliographies
>Assessment
>and test strategies Assistance in designing or revising your course
>
>Enroll now
>Open to school, community college, and four year college/university
>instructors
>Dates, Institutes and Site Coordinators are listed below. Contact the
>site
>coordinators for information about a specific institute.
>
>Online
>
>University of Colorado, Denver (June 1-Aug 31)
> Marilynn Hitchens
> 720 Josephine Street
> Denver, Colorado 80206
> Phone (303) 321-1615
> Fax (303) 290-6487
> mhitchen@carbon.cudenver.edu
>California
>Fort Stockton (June 18-22)
> University of the Pacific
> Mary Lou Tyler, Program Coordinator
> Center for Professional and Continuing Ed
> University of the Pacific
> Stockton, Ca 95211
> Phone (209) 946-2424 or (800) 959-5376
> mtyler@uop.edu
>Pomona (July 16-20)
> California Polytechnic University, Pomona
> Jackie Purdy, Director Claremont Intern'l Studies Ed. Project
> 1050 North Mills Street
> Claremont, CA 91711
> Phone (909) 607-9399
> Fax (909) 621-0518
> jackie_purdy@pitzer.edu
>Colorado
>Denver (June 18-22)
> University of Denver
> CTIR
> Mark Montgomery
> Denver, Colorado 80208
> Phone (303) 871-3106
> Fax (303) 871-2456
> mmontgom@du.edu
>Florida
>Gainesville (June 25-30)
> University of Florida
> R. Hunt Davis
> Department of History
> Box 117320
> Gainsville, FL 32611-7320
> Phone (352) 392-6232
> Fax (352) 392-6927
> HDAVIS@NERSP.NERDC.UFL.EDU
>Georgia
>Atlanta Suburbs
>(1st session June 12-18 Full; 2nd session June 25-30)
> Kennesaw State University
> Steven Ellis &
> Alan LeBaron
> History Department
> 1000 Chastain Road
> Kennesaw, GA 30144-5591
> Phone (770) 387-5162
> Fax (770) 423-6432
> roselawn@mindspring.com
>Illinois
>Chicago (July 9-14)
> University of Illinois, Chicago
> Kirk Hoppe
> 40 South Pershing Street
> Akron, OH 44313
> Phone (330) 835-3385
> kahoppe1@uic.edu
>Massachusetts
>Boston (August 13-17)
> World History Center, Northeastern University
> Deb Johnston
> Department of History
> Boston, MA 02115
> Phone (617) 373-4855
> dsjohnst@lynx.neu.edu
>Missouri
>St. Louis (August 6-10)
> International Ed. Consortium @ Cooperating School Districts
> Sheila Onuska
> 8225 Florissant Road
> St Louis, MO 63121
> Phone (314) 692-9708
> Fax (314) 692-9700
> sheila@info.csd.org
>New Mexico
>Abiquiu, New Mexico (June 24-July 1)
> Dar al Islam
> Karima Alavi
> Box 180
> Abiquiu, New Mexico 87510
> Phone/fax (505) 685-4584
> kdalavi@cybermesa.com
>New York
>New York City Suburbs (July 8-14)
> Horace Mann School
> Sam Gellens
> 231 W. 246th Street
> Bronx, NY 10471
> Phone (718) 432-3916
> Fax (718) 432-2089
> Gellens@aol.com
>New York City (August 20-26)
> The American Forum for Global Education
> Linda Arkin
> 120 Wall Street, Suite 2600
> New York, NY 10005
> Phone (212) 624-1300 ex 342
> Fax (212) 624-1412
> larkin191@aol.com
>Pennsylvania
>Philadelphia (June 25-30)
> Springside School
> Helen Grady
> 8000 Cherokee St.
> Philadelphia, PA 19118
> Phone (215) 247-7200
> Fax (215) 248-9039
> hgrady@springside.org
>Texas
>Dallas-Ft. Worth (June 18-22)
> University of North Texas
> Richard Golden
> Department of History
> Box 310650
> Denton, TX 76203-0650
> Phone (940) 565-2288
> Fax (940) 369-8838
> rmg@unt.edu
>San Antonio (July 9-14)
> San Antonio College
> Jonathan Lee
> History Department
> 1300 San Pedro Avenue
> San Antonio, TX 78212-4299
> Phone (210) 733-2565
> Fax (210) 733-2560
> jlee@accd.edu
>Utah
>Salt Lake City (June 22-30)
> University of Utah
> Edward Davies
> Anand Yang
> History Department
> 380 South 1400 East, Rm211
> Salt Lake City, Utah 84112
> Phone (801) 581-6121
> Fax (801) 585-3510
> EDavies1@aol.com
> Anand.Yang@mcc.utah
>
>Virginia
>Fairfax, Virginia (June 25-29)
> George Mason University
> Hank Dillon
> 4400 University Drive
> MS 1E2
> Fairfax, VA 22030-4444
> Phone (703) 993-1641
> Fax (703) 993-1216
> fdillon@gmu.edu
>New York City (August 20-25)
> The American Global Forum
> Linda Arkin
> larkin191@aol.com Jonathan Lee, Ph.D.
>Department of History
>San Antonio College
>1300 San Pedro
>San Antonio Texas 78212
>210-733-2565
>jlee@accd.edu
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Judith K. Graves
Education Resources Specialist
National Digital Library Program
Library of Congress
(v)202/707-2562
jgrav@loc.gov
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