2019-2020
LGBTQ-Inclusive Pedagogy, Prof. Betsy Erbaugh
Resources for teachers and students
Disability Culture, Prof. Priti Haria and Lydia Fecteau
Resources for teachers and students
2019 Institute
Red Summer: Race Riots in the U.S.,1917-1923, Prof. Wendel White
Oceania and the Popular Imagination: Myths and Realities, Prof. Adam Miyashiro
Lesson Plan: This Is Paradise
Resources for teachers and students
The History and Cultures of African Diaspora Communities Throughout America, Prof. Patricia Reid-Merritt
Lesson Plan: African American Experience
Resources for teachers and students
2018 Institute: Global Approaches in The Humanities
Literature and Migration, Prof. Gorica Majstorovic
Lesson Plan: Identity
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The Black Atlantic, Prof. Kameika Murphy
Lesson Plan: The Black Atlantic
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Bringing Human Rights Home, Prof. Sara Nović
Lesson Plan: Colonialism, Identity, History
Resources for teachers and students
2017 Institute: Social Justice and The Humanities
Contesting the American Dream: Race, Privilege, and Inequality
Lesson Plan: Contesting the American Dream through the Humanities
Resources for teachers and students
Poetry & Feminism as Tools for Social Change
Lesson Plan: Poetry, Feminism, and Protest
Resources for teachers and students
Islamophobia and the U.S. Racial Landscape
Lesson Plan: Islamophobia and Islamophilia
Resources for teachers and students
Creative Approaches to Social Issues
Lesson Plan: Creative Approaches to Social Justice
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2016 Institute: Reading American Literature and Material Culture
American Artifacts
Lesson Plan: Material Culture: What can objects tell us about people, cultures, and history?
Resources for teachers and students
Local History – Batsto Village, Hammonton, NJ
Lesson Plan: Preserving Local History
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Three Centuries of South Jersey Literature
Lesson Plan: Be a folklorist: Tell the story of your community
Resources for teachers and students
Tradition, Identity, and Place in Native American Indian Literature and Culture
Lesson Plan: Native American Studies: Learning about stereotypes and reading with new cultural considerations.
Resources for teachers and students
2015 Institute: Social and Political Issues
Dissent in America
Lesson Plan: Civil Disobedience: Is it ever ok to break the law?
Resources for teachers and students
Slavery and American Memory
Lesson Plan: WPA Slave Narratives: Whose story is being told?
Resources for teachers and students
Underground Railroad in Salem, NJ
Lesson Plan: The Eighth Step to Freedom: What story will you tell?
Resources for teachers and students
Sustainability and the Humanities
Lesson Plan: Sustainability: What’s so sacred about nature?
Resources for teachers and students