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To apply for the “Midwest Global Educators Conference,”
please send a resume and cover letter to
[email removed].
MIDWEST GLOBAL EDUCATORS CONFERENCE
Americans for Informed Democracy, in conjunction with the
University of Minnesota, is presenting The Midwest Global
Educators Conference on October 29th. This conference will
bring together current and future educators from across the
Midwest for a free one-day conference on how to bring
global issues into the classroom. The conference will
include a high-level panel of scholars to talk with
educators about “Current Issues in the U.S. Role in the
World" as well as hands-on workshops that introduce global
curriculum resources from CHOICES, the Asia Society and
numerous other global education organizations.
You can download the schedule and view the application at:
[link removed].
To apply for the “Midwest Global Educators Conference,”
please send a resume and cover letter to
[email removed].
MIDWEST GLOBAL EDUCATORS CONFERENCE
Americans for Informed Democracy, in conjunction with the
University of Minnesota, is presenting The Midwest Global
Educators Conference on October 29th. This conference will
bring together current and future educators from across the
Midwest for a free one-day conference on how to bring
global issues into the classroom. The conference will
include a high-level panel of scholars to talk with
educators about “Current Issues in the U.S. Role in the
World" as well as hands-on workshops that introduce global
curriculum resources from CHOICES, the Asia Society and
numerous other global education organizations.
You can download the schedule and view the application at:
[link removed].
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