Upcoming Deadlines for Teachers and Scholars on the Middle East
Turpen, Bill L., Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
Bill L. Turpen teaches history at the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics and is an adjunct instructor for the University of Central Oklahoma.
As November approaches, those of us seeking to learn more about the Middle East, who want to take advantage of our own time and inclination, are starting to scramble. Fortunately, despite some funding cuts from various public and private agencies, there still are many opportunities available.
Dar al Islam Teachers' Institute
Having been there, the writer can recommend that teachers at the pre-college level consider applying for the Dar al Islam Teachers' Institute, which will be held in 2003 from July 8 through 20. …
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Publication information:
Article title: Upcoming Deadlines for Teachers and Scholars on the Middle East.
Contributors: Turpen, Bill L. - Author.
Magazine title: Washington Report on Middle East Affairs.
Volume: 21.
Issue: 8
Publication date: November 2002.
Page number: 82.
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