[contact-form 9 “CEU Registration Form”]

Monday, July 25, 2011
12 Noon–5 p.m.

.5 CEU credit
total cost: $35 (includes lunch and University of Mississippi CEU credit fee)
Instructors: William Andrews and Sarah Story

The University Museum Education Department is offering a one-day workshop for public school teachers (kindergarten to sixth grade) to learn more about the University Museum and its Traveling Trunk program. The director, William Andrews, will lead a guided tour of the museum and discuss how to incorporate museum artifacts into the classroom.

The Museum’s Traveling Trunk program provides an educational extension of the permanent collection. These trunks create a means of bringing the Museum into the classroom. Each trunk contains materials (lessons, crafts, and artist information) for an educational presentation that can be conducted either by one of the museum educators or checked out on loan and conducted by a teacher. Teachers will learn how to utilize each of the following trunks: Greek and Roman, Theora Hamblett, Folk Art, and Walter Anderson.

At the end of the workshop, you will complete a form and pay $20 (cash or check) to receive .5 CEU credit from the University of Mississippi. Information will be on the form of who to make the check payable to.

REGISTER TODAY!

• Call Sarah Story at the Museum to reserve your space: 662.915.7205.
• Click here to register online now.
• Complete and return the registration form (available at the Museum or download here
  and pay a registration fee of $15 by cash or check.
• Registration deadline is July 19th.
• You will receive a confirmation email.

Questions? Contact Sarah Story at 662.915.7205 or sestory@olemiss.edu.  

July 26-29, 2011

Cost: $85 for members and $100 for non-members.
Earn .7 CEU credit hours for an additional fee of $20.

Please fill out the information below. Payment for the class may be made by cash or check
on or before the first day of the workshop.
Make checks payable to: The University of Mississippi Museum.

Deliver payment to Sarah Story at the Museum: University Avenue and 5th St.
or mail to: University of Mississippi Museum, attn: Sarah Story, P.O. Box 1848 University, MS 38677

[contact-form 8 “Registration Form”]