Do you want to be a citizen leader? Join us in learning more about civil rights in education in Farmville, Virginia.
In this virtual class, teachers will engage with both live and recorded lectures, while reviewing Civil Rights, Massive Resistance, and Desegregation histories. We follow the Virginia Licensure Renewal Manual and suggest 60 recertification points for this virtual course and 30 recertification for the in-person workshops. The Teacher’s Institute (T.I.) is geared towards K-12 educators.
Learning Objectives:
- Review Civil Rights, massive resistance, and desegregation histories
- Understand Moton Museum background and significance
- Learn additional classroom techniques including primary source analysis and research skills
Moton Teacher Institute Guest Facilitators:
- Dr. Larissa Smith, Moton Resident Scholar & Professor of History, Longwood University
- Dr. J. Michael Utzinger, Moton Resident Scholar & Elliott Professor of Religion, Hampden-Sydney College
- Ms. Rita Odom Moseley, Author of Silence Broken & Moton Council Member
- Jonathan Page, Director of Multicultural Affairs & Title VI Coordinator, Longwood University
For More Information Contact:
Leah Brown
Assistant Director for Education
[email protected]
434.315.8775 (ext. 2)
Sponsored by funding from the Jessie Ball duPont Fund.
