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PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES 2004
UPCOMING EQUITY,
DIVERSITY & CHARACTER EDUCATION
(or
click here for a listing by Program Title)
| JUNE
21-25 |
BEST Summer
Institute
Killington Grand
Resort
16 strands addressing themes of Bullying & Harassment Prevention,
including: A World of Difference, Supportive Classroom, Peer Mediation,
Making Peace, etc. |
| JUNE
28 - JULY 2 & AUGUST 16 |
A
WORLD OF DIFFERENCE Train-the-Trainers Institute
Montpelier tba
This training-of-trainers prepares up to 30 adult educators to conduct
Anti-Bias workshops for adults, implement the AWOD Peer Training
Program to prepare students to teach other students, and teach educators
to use the AWOD K-12 curriculum.
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| JULY
11-16 |
Tech Savvy Girls Leadership
Institute
University of
Vermont, Burlington
Leadership Institute for High School Girls (residential); and Professional
Development for Educators
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| JULY
19-23 |
Tech Savvy Girls Middle
School Camp
Newport and
other locations tba -- www.techsavvygirls.com
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| AUGUST
2-6 |
UVM
Building Just & Caring Schools
University
of Vermont, Burlington
http://www.uvm.edu/~uvmcwe/smrinst.html
or gabbie004@aol.com
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| AUGUST
4-7 |
Vermont
Leadership Academy
Killington Grand
Resort
www.vermontinstitutes.org/leadership
- featuring Jonathon Kozol, author of “Savage Inequalities”
and other educational leaders
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| AUGUST
10-13 |
Learning
to Listen, Learning to Teach
Montpelier
http://www.vermontinstitutes.org/conferences/equity/vella04.htm |
| AUGUST
13-15 |
Taller
Ants Summer Institute on Tolerance
Castleton –
www.tallerants.com
This weekend institute helps student and adult participants understand
tolerance and its connection to cognitive learning. Participants
develop skills and create action plans to take back to their schools.
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FALL TBD |
“Preventing
& Responding to Harassment in Schools”
Southern &
Northern sites--Check back here for upcoming information.
Training to assist educators in recognizing and responding to harassment
incidents in schools. |
Check
back here and http://www.uvm.edu/~cdci/best/
frequently for additional dates and locations.
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ALSO RECOMMENDS:
| August
8-14, 2004 |
GET
SSET (Sport Science, Engineering and Technology)
The
New England Women's Fund is offering a fantastic opportunity for
young ladies in New England entering the 9th and 10th grades--a
FREE one week residential academic program called Get SSET (Sports
Science, Engineering and Technology) held at MIT from August 8-14
this summer.
Click here for a
copy of the pamphlet. For more information, please call Rachel Hammerman
at 671-782-0200, or e-mail rhammerman@newfund.org.
The application for the program and all further information is available
online at http://www.newfund.org/GetSSET/GetSSET.htm.
The deadline for applications is June 3, 2004.
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| JULY
11-14, 2004 |
Rosie’s
Girls® Training Institute: A Four-Day Experiential Retreat,
July 11-14, 2004
For the second
year, teams of individuals from organizations and/or communities
interested in running the Rosie’s Girls® Summer Program
are invited to apply to attend the Rosie’s Girls® Training
Institute, held near Burlington, Vermont, in July 2004. The Rosie’s
Girls® Training Institute is a four-day experiential training
retreat intended to give its participants the tools needed to pilot
the Rosie’s Girls® Summer Program – a three-week
girls’ trades exploration day camp - in their communities
in the summer of 2005.
Created through
a collaboration between Northern New England Tradeswomen, Inc. and
Strong Foundations, Inc. and piloted first in Vermont, Rosie's Girls®
Summer Program is a three-week summer trades day camp designed to
help middle school-aged girls (entering grades 6-8) develop a broader
sense of themselves and their capabilities, learn independence and
self-reliance, expand math and science skills through concrete applications,
and consider careers in nontraditional fields.
For more information
about Rosie’s Girls and about the 2004 Institute, visit http://www.nnetw.org/rgti2004.htm. |
Questions?
Comments? Need more information on Equity programs?
Contact
Kathy Johnson, Director
of Equity Initiatives
Phone: (802) 828-0072; or by
Mail: The Vermont Institutes, Dillingham Hall, 7 West
Street, Montpelier, VT 05602
Last updated:
June 1, 2004

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