Teacher Education Institutes

The School of Professional & Continuing Studies offers several teacher education institutes during the summer. These institutes provide teachers with valuable teaching tools and experiences, and participants are generally able to apply the professional development experience toward teacher recertification. Institutes also offer optional graduate credit in education or humanities.

Alexander Lebenstein Teacher Education Institute at the Virginia Holocaust Museum

FILLED for 2012. The week-long institute for educators, Questions of Conscience: Teaching about the Holocaust and Genocide, provides tools for teaching these sensitive topics. Sponsored by Weinstein Properties.

Joan Oates Institute for Partners in the Arts

Updated for 2012. The goal of the annual summer institute is to create a core group of K–12 teacher scholars in the Richmond metro area who know how to apply the arts to teach the core curriculum.

Museum of the Confederacy Teachers Institute

Updated for 2012. The week-long institute for educators, War So Terrible, offers valuable recertification points or graduate credit.

NCTA Seminar on China and Japan

Updated for 2012. Seminar for Virginia secondary teachers offers the opportunity to engage in study, analysis and discussion of topics related to Chinese and Japanese history, geography and culture.

Sustainability and Nature Institute for Educators

Updated for 2012. The week-long institute for educators offers graduate create and gives teachers the tools needed to create an outdoor classroom where students can explore opportunities for decision making, learning, social development and establishing sustainable practices in nature.

Virginia Historical Society Teachers Institute

Updated for 2012. The week-long institute for educators, The Story of Virginia, an American Experience, offers graduate credit and coordinates contemporary research with Virginia SOLs. Sponsored by Weinstein Properties.


Professional & Continuing Studies

Special Programs Building
28 Westhampton Way
University of Richmond, VA 23173

Phone: (804) 289-8133
Fax: (804) 289-8138
spcs@richmond.edu

Front Desk Hours
Monday–Thursday: 8:30 am–7:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 am–5:00 p.m.
The office is closed for all University holidays unless otherwise noted.

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