A nation must think before it acts.
Teaching 9/11 and the War on Terrorism
Date : Sat., October 15, 2005 to Sun., October 16, 2005 Category : Butcher History Institute
Teaching 9/11 and the War on Terrorism Summary by Trudy Kuehner
Topics and Speakers
Presidential Leadership in Times of Crisis
Co-Chair - Madeleine and W.W. Keen Butcher History Institute
Terrorism in Historical and Comparative Perspective
Co-Chair - Center for the Study of Terrorism
Related Article(s):
What College Students Learn About Terrorism: A Case Study of IR Textbooks
Understanding Terror Networks
Senior Fellow
Understanding Jihadism
SAIS, John Hopkins University
The Question of Homeland Security
Co-Chair - Center for the Study of Terrorism
Technology and Terrorism
Senior Fellow
What's Iraq Got To Do With It?
President
What Every Student Should Know About the War on Terrorism
Senior Fellow
Related Article(s):
Teaching About the War on Terrorism
Final Thoughts for Your Classroom
Location
Venue
Gregg Conference Center
PA Bryn Mawr 19010
Registration links
Register Deadline
What Participants Receive:
Social studies and history teachers, as well as curriculum supervisors, are invited to apply for participation in the History Institute. Forty participants will be selected to receive:
- free room and board;
- assistance in designing curriculum and special projects based on the History Institute;
- stipends of $250 in exchange for curriculum units based on the History Institute, plus a representative selection of student work;
- partial travel reimbursements (up to $250) for participants outside the vicinity of the conference center;
- subscription to Orbis, FPRI’s journal of world affairs; E-Notes, FPRI’s weekly bulletin; and Footnotes, FPRI’s bulletin for high school teachers.
- For a nominal tuition fee, graduate credit for participation in the History Institute is available through Carthage College.