Teacher Fellowship
Teacher
Fellowship:
Global DEI Through Art
In this fellowship, educators of all subjects build skills and strategies to broaden students’ understandings of global diversity, equity, and inclusion. Positioned alongside art from museum’s collection featured in The CORE, the program offers student-centered strategies designed to deepen critical thinking and curiosity about people around the world, while building skills of observation, imagination, and creativity.
If you are a K-12 educator looking for an opportunity to build your capacity for writing and teaching with global DEI curriculum, this fellowship is for you!
Application
All participants who complete the requirements of the program will receive a $500 stipend, option for up to 20 SCECH hours, and resources for your classroom. This year’s program lineup includes reserved seating for Artist Talk: Esmaa Mohamoud and a hands-on workshop with artist Rebel Betty.
Deadline to apply is Aug. 24, 2024
Schedule
Sunday, Sep. 15, 10am–3pm
Sunday, Sep. 29, 10am–2pm
Sunday, Oct. 13, 1pm–3pm (Virtual meeting)
Sunday, Nov. 10, 10am–2pm
Small group virtual meetings to be scheduled collaboratively
The MSU Broad Art Museum Teacher Fellowship: Global DEI Through Art is in partnership
with the African Studies Center, Asian Studies Center, and the Center for Latin America & Caribbean Studies.