The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

Apply now for a weeklong, intensive summer seminar with renowned historians of American history. Choose from 40 programs taking place at colleges, universities, and historic sites across the United States and in the UK. Click here to see a complete list of 2012 Teacher Seminars.

Choose a Seminar 9/11 and American Memory Age of Jefferson American Civil War through Material... American Civil War: Origins and Con... American Indians and the American S... American Revolution American Women from the Colonial Er... Civil Rights Movement Constitution 3.0: Freedom and Techn... Economic and Financial Crises Environment in Historical Perspective Era of George Washington Everyday Life in Early America Gender, Race, and Nation in Civil W... Gilded Age and Its Modern Parallels Great Depression and World War II History of American Foreign Policy ... Immigration and American Life Jim Crow and American Citizenship John and Abigail Adams Lincoln and Emancipation Literature, History, and Culture of... Native American History New Orleans Jazz and the American P... New Perspectives on America's Early... North American Slavery Presidential Politics, Civil Rights... Race and Ethnicity in the Modern So... Rhetoric and American Democracy Ronald Reagan and the Global Cold War Sixties in Historical Perspective Supreme Court History Teaching American History with Images The Founding Era The South in American History Using Primary Documents in the Digi... World of Abraham Lincoln

• Apply here for the NEH Landmarks of American History and Culture Workshop Empire City: New York from 1877-2001
• Learn document-based classroom strategies and share best practices with colleagues.
• Seminars are open to public and independent school teachers, and graduate credit is available.