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SUMMARY:UVA Democracy and Capitalism Lab
DESCRIPTION:This program will invite 20 high school teachers from across the United States to a week-long experience focused on democracy\, capitalism\, and their intersection. We explore what democracy and capitalism are\, how they were established in America\, and the different ways people interact with democracy and capitalism in society today. This year is particularly exciting\, as we will be discussing the foundations and impacts of democracy 250 years after it was established in the United States. \nLearn more HERE \n 
URL:https://civicswi.org/event/teacher-application-democracy-and-capitalism-teacher-fellowships/
LOCATION:University of Virginia
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SUMMARY:Princeton University: Statesmanship in American History
DESCRIPTION:This week-long\, residential program\, hosted by the James Madison Program at Princeton University and sponsored by the Jack Miller Center\, will explore the idea and practice of statesmanship throughout American history. To celebrate America250\, the seminar will place a special focus on the role of the Declaration of Independence in American statesmanship\, and will examine figures such as George Washington\, Abraham Lincoln\, Frederick Douglass\, and Theodore Roosevelt.\n\nParticipants will study primary texts with leading scholars throughout the week including Diana Schaub\, Adam Seagrave\, and Matthew Franck. Classroom strategy sessions\, as well as a tour of Princeton University’s Firestone Library and a reenactment of Joseph Addison’s Cato: A Tragedy\, will be led by Nathan McAlister\, the Humanities Program Manager for the Kansas Department of Education.\n\nHigh school social studies teachers from across the country are invited to apply. Participants who complete the program will receive a stipend of $500 to offset travel costs. Lodging and most meals will be provided.\n \nSessions will take place and attendees will stay overnight at the Chauncey Conference Center\, just minutes away from Princeton University. Attendees will also have one free afternoon during the week to explore the city of Princeton. \n\nIf you have any questions\, please contact Jonathan Garaffa at jgaraffa@princeton.edu. This application will close on March 15. Applicants will be notified of their acceptance no later than April 10.
URL:https://civicswi.org/event/teacher-fellowship-applications-jack-miller-center/
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