Every summer the Center for African Studies at the University of Florida offers a two-week institute for ten K-12 teachers. The objective of the institute is for participants to increase their knowledge about Africa, including its geography, history, and culture. Participants will develop lesson plans for use in their classrooms. Participation in the summer institute is free. In addition, participants will receive a stipend of $400. Alachua county teachers will receive continuing education credit. Participants are responsible for their accommodation.
2025 Program Information
K-12 Teachers’ Summer Institute on Africa, June 16-20, 2025
Hosted by the Center for African Studies, University of Florida
Application will be reviewed and accepted on a rolling basis until filled.
The Center for African Studies at the University of Florida is offering a Five-day Online (via Zoom) Summer Institute for K-12 teachers. The objective of the institute is for participants to increase their knowledge about Africa, including its geography, history, and literature. Participants will develop lesson plans for use in their classrooms. Participation in the online summer institute is free. In addition, participants who complete all assignments will receive a stipend of $400. Alachua county teachers will receive continuing education credit from the School Board.
HOW TO APPLY:
Complete the online application:
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
May 26, 2025
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT:
K-12 Teachers’ Summer Institute
Dr. Agnes Ngoma Leslie, Outreach Director
E-mail: aleslie@ufl.edu