History Channel Seminar Series

History Channel Seminar Series participants engaged in a lecture, June 2011.
History Channel Seminar Series participants engaged in a lecture, June 2011.

The Newberry and the History Channel offer an engaging series of professional development seminars for Chicago-area teachers. Led by a local scholar and held at the Newberry, each full-day seminar features a “show and tell” of unique items from the Newberry’s collections, and classroom resources from the History Channel and Newberry Professional Development Programs for Teachers staff.

 

 

These seminars will feature:

  • Pre-seminar readings on topic
  • Classroom materials provided by the History Channel
  • Newberry digital library collection resources based on the seminar theme
  • Full day seminars - 9 am to 3 pm
  • Breakfast, lunch and CPDU credits provided
  • Open to all Chicago area teachers at no cost
  • Limit of two teachers per school per seminar

Register for a History Channel Seminar. For questions or more information contact Mark Hurst, HCSS Coordinator, at hurstm@newberry.org. 

Past History Channel Seminars

Seminar Schedule

Friday, May 25, 2012

The problem of the state is a central one for a nation defined by its revolution against the powerful, centralized government of the British Empire.