THE STANTON
SHARP TEACHING SYMPOSIUM
FOR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS AND COMMUNITY
COLLEGE PROFESSORS
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2008 |
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SPONSORED BY
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The William P. Clements
Department of History at Southern Methodist University will host
the Stanton Sharp Teaching Symposium on Saturday, February 9,
2008, for high school teachers and community college professors.
The symposium will offer a series of discussions by some of the
most distinguished teachers in the History Department. They will
treat new scholarship and research materials in their areas of
expertise and discuss ways of presenting this material to
students. The schedule of the day's events are listed below. To
register or to learn more about the individual sessions and
presenters, click on the links below (registration, seminar
title, faculty name).
Teachers may earn continuing education credit if enrolled in
each of the three sessions.
8:30
a.m. REGISTRATION — 121 Dallas Hall
$15 registration fee
includes lunch ($7.50 for graduate students)
Click
here to register.
On-line registration is closed.
Call 214-768-2967 to inquire about open classes and
in-person registration.
9:00-10:30 a.m. SESSION I — Dallas Hall
Click class title for seminar description. Click Professor’s name for
bio information.
“The Russian Revolution
and its Legacies”
Prof. Daniel Orlovsky
101 Dallas Hall
“Uncovering the Mexicans in
American History”
102 Dallas Hall
“Using the World Wide Web to
Teach US Cultural History”
156 Dallas Hall
10:30-11:00 a.m. COFFEE BREAK — 121 Dallas Hall
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. SESSION II — Dallas Hall
“The Nations Within: Native Americans in the 20th Century”
101 Dallas Hall
“Approaches to Teaching Nazi
Germany and the Holocaust”
102 Dallas Hall
“How to Understand the
American Revolution”
156 Dallas Hall
12:30-1:45 P.M. LUNCH —
Grand Ballroom, Umphrey Lee Center
1:45-3:15 p.m. SESSION III — Dallas Hall
101 Dallas Hall
“Egypt in the Age
of Tutankhamen”
102 Dallas Hall
“Facing up to the Vietnam
War
in the Classroom”
156 Dallas Hall
