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July 15-21
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2018 TEACHER SEMINARS The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History offers high value Teacher Seminars for K-12 educators. Held at colleges and historic sites across the US and abroad, these weeklong seminars offer teachers daily programs with America’s leading historians, visits to local historic sites, and hands-on work with primary sources.
June 17 23
Everyday Life in Colonial America Yale University John Demos
The American Civil War: Origins & Consequences University of Virginia Gary W. Gallagher
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIvERSITy of SoUTHERN CAlIfoRNIA America in the Age of Discovery: 1492-1625 University of Southern California Peter Mancall & Robert C. Ritchie
June 24-30
The Life and Writings of Frederick Douglass Yale University David W. Blight
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AbRAHAm lINColN PRESIdENTIAl lIbRARy ANd mUSEUm Lincoln Speaks: Words That Transformed a Nation Lincoln Presidential Library Michael Burlingame
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CENTER foR PRESIdENTIAl HISToRy, SoUTHERN mETHodIST UNIvERSITy Presidents at War Southern Methodist University Jeffrey Engel
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HISToRIC NEW oRlEANS CollECTIoN The South and New Orleans in American History Historic New Orleans Collection Pamela Tyler
July 1-7 K-8 TEACHERS oNly The Making of America: From the Founding Era through the Civil War George Washington University Denver Brunsman
Thomas Jefferson and the Enlightenment University of Edinburgh Frank Cogliano
July 8-14 IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE EISENHoWER mEmoRIAl CommISSIoN Eisenhower and the Art of Presidential Leadership American University Michael J. Birkner
Gettysburg: History and Memory Gettysburg College Allen C. Guelzo
A Nation of Immigrants: Migration in the Making of the United States University of Texas at Austin Madeline Y. Hsu
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE 9/11 mEmoRIAl ANd mUSEUm 9/11 and American Memory New York University Edward T. Linenthal
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIoNAl CIvIl RIgHTS mUSEUm The Civil Rights Movement Rhodes College Charles McKinney
The American Revolution New York University Andrew W. Robertson
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE lAPIdUS CENTER foR THE HISToRICAl ANAlySIS of TRANSATlANTIC SlAvERy Slavery and Abolition Columbia University Manisha Sinha
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE fIRST dIvISIoN mUSEUm The Vietnam War First Division Museum Robert K. Brigham
The Age of Lincoln Oxford University Richard Carwardine
The United States in Depression and War, 1929-1945 Stanford University David M. Kennedy
The Kennedy Presidency Boston University Barbara Perry
American Capitalism New York University David B. Sicilia
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE WoRld WAR I mUSEUm ANd mEmoRIAl World War I and Its Aftermath National World War I Museum and Memorial Jay Winter
July 22-28
The Colonial Era Princeton University John Fea
Reconstruction Columbia University Eric Foner & Martha S. Jones
Westward Expansion University of Colorado, Boulder Patricia Nelson Limerick
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE RENdEll CENTER foR CIvICS ANd CIvIC ENgAgEmENT Our Constitution: The Bill of Rights Lafayette College Bruce Allen Murphy
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE USS mIdWAy mUSEUm The Global Cold War The USS Midway Museum Daniel Sargent
July 29-August 4
Alexander Hamilton and the Founding Era New York University Richard Brookhiser
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIoNAl WoRld WAR II mUSEUm The Story of World War II National World War II Museum Donald L. Miller
The Gilded Age and Its Modern Parallels Stanford University Richard White
A p p ly n o w : gilderlehrman.org/teacherseminars
APPLICATION DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2018
