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The Thomas Jefferson Foundation is pleased to announce the Barringer
Fellowship for Teachers of American History, which is designed to provide
individual teachers an opportunity to research and study at Monticello and the
Jefferson Library. The Fellowship will allow teachers to work on Jefferson-
specific projects such as lesson plans, curricular units, resource packets, or
syllabus outlines that will enhance their classroom teaching. Fellowship
recipients will spend two weeks in independent research and consultation with
Monticello scholars on projects that relate directly to Thomas Jefferson and
that will enhance their classroom presentations.
Fellowships will be awarded to qualified elementary and secondary teachers
who are employed full-time in the classroom. The Barringer Fellowship grant
will include: a stipend of $1,500; travel costs up to $1,000; $1,400 for lodging
in a local hotel; and $50 per diem for food. The grant can be taken at any
time during the recipient's summer vacation, with TJF approval.
For more information and an application form, please visit
http://www.monticello.org/research/fellowships/barringer_fellowship.html
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