Please Note: All times are Central Standard Time, unless otherwise indicated.. .
May 9 (Knoxville) - "Tennesseans Who Shaped American Democracy" in partnership with the East Tennessee Historical Society from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ET. In this session, we will explore the period prior to statehood and early statehood years to see how these early Tennesseans impacted the shaping of the Constitution. The workshop will feature guest speaker Dr. William Hardy and activities that will highlight the State of Franklin’s impact on the Constitution and the legacy of William Blount. To register, email Kira Duke.
June 5-6 (Nashville) - "Education for All" Summer workshop in partnership with Fisk University's Franklin Library from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each day. In this two-day workshop, we will explore the impact of African American education in the post-Reconstruction/Jim Crow periods and how it helped lay a foundation for the modern civil rights movement. To register, email Kira Duke.
July 9 (Nashville) - Tennessee History Day and Teaching with Primary Sources-MTSU Educator Workshop Series at Tennessee State Museum. For more information, click here and to register click here.
July 12 (Chattanooga) - Tennessee History Day and Teaching with Primary Sources-MTSU Educator Workshop Series at Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum. For more information, click here and to register click here.
July 16 (Cookeville) - Tennessee History Day and Teaching with Primary Sources-MTSU Educator Workshop Series at Falling Water River Regional Library. For more information, click here and to register click here.
July 19 (Jackson) - - Tennessee History Day and Teaching with Primary Sources-MTSU Educator Workshop Series at Jackson State Community College. For more information, click here and to register click here.
Check out our YouTube channel to view past webinars. Professional development credit is available for those who view recordings in their entirety.