Fee: 

Free.

Registration is required.

This event offers middle and high school teachers an opportunity to meet with over 30 exhibitors who provide free civic education resources for the classroom and beyond. Multiple organizations, including the Freedom Museum, will feature election-related materials, as well as resources designed to inspire youth civic engagement. With Constitution

This event is free and open to middle and high school educators, administrators and student teachers. Registration is required.

For more information, visit freedommuseum.us.

True Learning, True Teaching Seminars

Capitol Forum on America's Future

County: 

Coles

Program:
-Welcome by Allen Lanham, Dean of Library Services
-Remarks by Blair Lord, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
-Welcome to the Literature Conference, by David Raybin, English Department
-Introduction to the exhibit by Betty T. Bennett of the American University
-Light refreshments and thematic surprises

For further information please call 217-581-5116.

County: 

Coles

Fee: 

$12.00 Registration Fee per Person

In tandem with a national traveling exhibit at EIU's Booth Library, Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature, the English Department of Eastern Illinois University (EIU) and the Illinois Humanities Council (IHC) presents EIU's Sixteenth Annual Literature Conference for Teachers and Lovers of Good Books, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

For further information on the conference, please call 217-581-5116.