Kansas University has received nearly $340,000 in federal research grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
The university received two grants supporting teaching institutes at the school.
One grant is for $200,000 to support a two-week high school teacher institute for 30 participants. The teachers will study the author Richard Wright and three of his works — “Native Son,” “Black Boy” and “Uncle Tom’s Children” — within their historical contexts.
The other grant, for $139,654, will support a five-week school teacher seminar on World War I for 16 people. The seminar will focus on the United States and World War I.
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Kookamooka 7 years, 11 months ago
Doesn't 139,000 seem like a lot for a weeklong inservice on WW1 for just 16 people?
parrothead8 7 years, 11 months ago
It may have been revised, but the WWI seminar is FIVE weeks, Kook.
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