Teacher Grants, Scholarships & Fellowships
Learn to utilize digital primary sources from the Library of Congress and create source collections that engage students in active learning! Join us for a blend of asynchronous assignments and virtual meetings. Completion of this course grants 25 hours towards teacher reaccreditation. Questions? Please email jbee@IllinoisState.edu
Jack Miller Center will award 5 full-ride and 10 half-ride scholarships to teachers accepted into the program this year. For more information, or if you have questions, please e-mail jmc@gojmc.org
This is a yearlong program that aims to deepen understanding, build collaborative relationships, and reinvigorate a passion for engaging students in the texts that make up the American civic tradition. Middle and high school social studies teachers from across the country are encouraged to apply. If you have any questions, please contact civics@gojmc.org.
This week-long, residential program, hosted by the James Madison Program at Princeton University and sponsored by the Jack Miller. If you have any questions, please contact Jonathan Garaffa at jgaraffa@princeton.edu.
To apply for a scholarship to attend one of the Sphere Summits, complete the secure web form above. Applicants will be notified of their status on a rolling basis. If you have any questions or need assistance applying for the scholarship, please email our staff at events@sphere-ed.org.
Individual scholarships are available each year for educators who work in or support social studies instruction in any public school in the United States.
This resource shares many free or low cost Social Studies Summer PD opportunities. A huge shout out to Stefanie Wager for managing this database. Questions, comments, or to add programs to the list, email Stephanie at stefanie.rosenbergwager@gmail.com.