Maritime America in the Age of Winslow Homer

Description

This four-week institute will use Winslow Homer's paintings as the point of departure for a voyage of discovery about maritime history in the 19th and early 20th centuries. The goal is not only to understand the period historically and culturally, but also to explore multiple source materials for discovering the past, including works of art and literature, objects, landscapes, the built environment, descendant communities and a range of historical documents in order to synthesize these various perspectives. Participants will develop cross-disciplinary lessons and teaching materials for classrooms.

Contact name
Mollo, Arlene
Contact email
Registration Deadline
Sponsoring Organization
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Phone number
508-999-9204
Target Audience
K-12
Start Date
Cost
Free; $3,200 stipend
Course Credit
UMass Dartmouth is willing to grant continuing education units (CEU) to participants and the Institute Directors will convey proper letters of documentation to participants' districts or school boards on university letterhead.
Duration
Twenty-eight days
End Date