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Summer School at the FedNEW COURSES FOR EDUCATORS | JUNE 2008Sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, the Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Education (University of Missouri–St. Louis) and the Office of Economic Education and Business Research (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville) Session 1: June 9, 10, and 11 Session 2: June 12, 13 and 16 Session 3: June 17, 18, and 19 Teachers’ choice: Attend one, two or all three sessions. Take for graduate credit or noncredit. Where: The Hampton Inn–Gateway Arch • 333 Washington Ave. • St. Louis, Mo. 63102 To register: Registration is required through either SIUE or UMSL for both graduate credit and noncredit enrollment. One hour of graduate credit will be awarded to educators for completing each session for which they register. To register through SIUE, contact Mary Anne Pettit at 618-650-2583 or by e-mail mpettit@siue.edu. To register through UMSL, contact Barbara Flowers at 314-516-5561 or by e-mail at bflowers@umsl.edu. The ABCs of Personal FinanceA ST. LOUIS FED ANNUAL CONFERENCE FOR EDUCATORSWhether you are teaching personal finance for the first time or you have been teaching it for awhile, join us for this one-day conference that covers all the basics. You’ll get it all: content, materials and classroom activities! Federal Reserve Bank economist Michael Owyang will offer three presentations:
Dates and Locations:Louisville Branch Little Rock Branch Little Rock Branch, Springdale, Ark. St. Louis Memphis Branch To register: Visit www.stlouisfed.org/education/conferences.html. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis—Memphis BranchPersonal Finance: A Perfect FitThis two-day workshop is designed to help educators increase their understanding of economics and personal finance. The Tennessee Department of Education has approved this training for certification to teach high school personal finance. Dates and Locations: April 3-4, 2008—Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Memphis Branch To register: E-mail Cathy Martin at cathy.e.martin@stls.frb.org. Calling K-12 Educators: We Need Your Help!We are conducting a survey regarding economics and personal finance curriculum. We plan to use the information to make decisions about the curriculum and materials we develop. Help us by completing the brief survey online at www.stlouisfed.org/education. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis—Louisville BranchRight StartAn Institute for New and Beginning Teachers of EconomicsSponsors: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis—Louisville Branch, the Kentucky Council on Economic Education and the Foundation for Teaching Economics When and Where: June 9-12, 2008 at Rough River State Park in Falls of Rough, Ky. For more information: Visit http://www.econ.org/programs/rightstart.html or call the KCEE at 502-267-3570 or 1-800-I-DO-ECON. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis—Memphis BranchFocus on the EconomyContemporary Topics in EconomicsWhen: June 17-19, 2008 Where: Mississippi State University Sponsors: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis—Memphis Branch and the Mississippi Council on Economic Education To register: Visit www.mscee.org and click on “Focus on the Economy.” Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis—Little Rock BranchSpotlight on EconomicsLessons in Personal Finance: A Financial Literacy Symposium for K-12th-grade TeachersWhen: Sponsors: Hosted by the Little Rock Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Economics Arkansas, the Arkansas Securities Department and the Springdale Professional Development Center To register: Visit www.stlouisfed.org/education/conferences.html, or call Julie Kerr at 501-324-8296. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis—Little Rock BranchBasics of Economics and Financial Literacy: Arkansas Frameworks ConnectionsWhen and Where: Sponsors: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis—Little Rock Branch, Economics Arkansas, and the Arkansas Securities Department This is a program for K-12 teachers that is designed to improve economic and personal finance content knowledge. Teachers will learn basic economic and financial literacy skills from speakers and will receive activities and resources that are free or inexpensive. To register: Contact Julie Kerr at 501-324-8296, or e-mail her at julie.a.kerr@stls.frb.org. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis—Louisville BranchPersonal Finance Summit in the BluegrassWhen: June 25-26, 2008 Where: Marriott East Hotel, Louisville, Ky. Sponsors: Kentucky Council on Economic Education and the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis—Louisville Branch, along with other corporate and nonprofit sponsors This event brings educators and policymakers together to address the need for change in policies and practices regarding personal financial literacy in Kentucky schools. For more information, contact David Ballard at david.b.ballard@stls.frb.org.
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