41. Internet Resources For Use In Social Studies Classes Chicago Public Schools had instituted a structured social studies curriculum Teaching Social studies with the Internet from Classroom connect (7-12) http://www.internet4classrooms.com/social.htm

Links for K-12 Teachers Assessment Assistance On-Line Practice Modules Daily Dose of the Web Social Studies Multilinks Lesson plans General General Social Studies Concepts by Grade Links Verified 8/13/05 Chicago Public Schools had instituted a structured social studies curriculum with daily lesson plans for every grade K - 12. Look at your grade level to see if there are suggested activities you wish to adapt for your own classroom. Adobe Acrobat is needed to view these lesson plans. Growth of a Nation - This 10 minute presentation of the growth of our nation from 1789 to 1959. Click on a decade number at the bottom to see an expanded timeline of that decade. This is a fantastic overview. Multilinks The Age of Exploration Curriculum Guide -Teachers can use the curriculum guide in a variety of ways. It is especially appropriate for grades 5, 8, and high school world history and geography. The curriculum weaves together visual images, video, and text, as well as materials that can be downloaded or printed for transparencies, presentations, or reports. It includes lesson plans, vocabulary, links to related web sites, and guides to other reference materials. AOL@school presents social studies links for primary school. Topics included are;

42. UCI Libraries - Subject: African American Studies How to find African American studies books and other materials. ANTPAC, Melvyl,WorldCat Other UC Irvine Access only How to connect from offcampus http://www.lib.uci.edu/online/subject/subpage.php?subject=afamer

43. Graduate Programs At Duke University The canadian studies Program offers Duke undergraduates a unique opportunity to African and African American studies Program Box 90252 Duke University http://schools.gradschools.com/graduate-schools/Duke-University.html

Graduate student loans and financial aid specifically for Graduate students Duke University Following is a list of all campus based programs at Duke University There are matching records for Duke University . Displaying matches through Duke University College of Allied Health School of Medicine PhysicalTherapy PO Box 3965 Durham, NC 27710 U.S.A. Click to send E-mail to: westb001@mc.duke.edu Phone: Description: The Duke University Medical Center Doctor of Physical Therapy curriculum is a program for entry into the profession of physical therapy. Upon successful completion of both didactic and clinical components of the curriculum, the student is awarded the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree by the School of Medicine. The fully accredited three year program, located in the medical center, provides a comprehensive foundation in the art and science of physical therapy, preparing graduates to serve as primary clinical care practitioners for patients with neuromusculoskeletal dysfunction, throughout their continuum of care. Degree(s): D.P.T. - Doctor of Physical Therapy

44. African Studies Center UMSt.Louis (Black studies). This African American related information, The canadian Global Change Program (CGCP) activities comprise three principal http://www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/Home_Page/mcgee.html

Black/African Related Resources Pan-African Political and Organizational Information (Art McGee) Newly-added Resources (Ali Dinar) (Art McGee) None of the Above, but Related in Many Ways (Art McGee) (Art McGee) Social/Progressive Activism (Art McGee) Access Information Newly-added Resources Afro-Cuban Web Site The website provides resources on: conferences, organizations, newsletters, discussion groups, and music all have to do with AfrocCuban materials.

45. Afrocentric Homeschoolers Association - African Canadian, African American, Blac Based in Ontario, Canada, AHA has been operating since 1996. African andAfrican American History studies (PDF downloads), 3D Publishing.com, http://www.geocities.com/blackhomeschool/

Afrocentric Homeschoolers Association Self-empowerment through self-education 1996 Featured Link: Dare to be King "[...] a comprehensive tool for community leaders, educators, and youth service providers to engage urban youth around issues of violence and community life." Workbook, parental tools, etc. Afrocentric Homeschoolers Association is a nonprofit resource for homeschooling families (and individual teens) everywhere in the world which are engaging in Afrocentric, Africentric, Black-oriented, Black-positive, African, African American or pro-Black education. Based in Ontario, Canada, AHA has been operating since 1996. Our colors are purple (for the richness of our heritage), and yellow (for the sun in our skin and lives). Membership is free AHA is extremely grateful for the support of the following: Little Scholars (book donations) Toronto Women's Bookstore (financial donation) About AHA Activities Membership Frequently Asked Questions ... Links Features - Children's Gallery Comments Black Child's Pledge Connect eGroup Contact Exchange Pen Pal Club Join AHA Services Personalized Colouring Sheets Free Books Fun Learning Vocabulary Chart Game Board Creation Colouring (print to color/decorate): Bessie Coleman V. Cudjoe

46. Library Resources For SOC131SKH If you are working from a campus computer you should be able to connect in the areas of African American studies, anthropology, Asian studies, ecology, http://www.library.uiuc.edu/edx/classes/soc159skh.htm

LIBRARY RESOURCES FOR SOCIOLGY 159 Spring 2003 Social Organization: A Sampler Welcome! We are providing this site to assist you in exploring library resources on your topic. Our library is one of the largest in the United States and it can be very intimidating. We will try to make things a little easier for you, but you have to ask questions. It takes patience, curiosity, and a sense of adventure to use our resources and facilities so think of this page as a road map for your travels with us. FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND We have over 40 departmental libraries on our campus. The libraries you will find most important are the Undergraduate Library (especially for reserves) and the Education and Social Science Library . The Education and Social Science Library is found on the first floor of the Main Library building. You might also hear it referred to as the Graduate Library, but don't let that stop you from coming in here and taking advantage of the resources we can provide. HINTS FOR GETTING STARTED You are aware of the topics covered by class readings, but how do you use these ideas to find things in the Library? Well, it's almost easy. Why not try looking in the

47. Office Of Graduate Studies - Fellowship Application Procedure African American Fellowships, • Predoctoral International Council for CanadianStudies, • Predoctoral • Research, Social Science, Humanities http://gradstudies.ucdavis.edu/old/FELLOWS/connect.htm

Office of Graduate Studies Graduate Studies Home Prospective Students Continuing Students Postdoctoral Scholars ... UC Davis Home External Fellowship Program and Grant Announcements by Agency Agency/Program Title Funding Types Discipline Deadline Website African Training for Leadership and Advanced Skills Interdisciplinary See Web site http://www.atlas.org Alexander von Humboldt Association of America Sciences See Web site http://www.avhaa.org/program_information.htm Amelia Earhart Fellowships Engineering, Sciences November http://www.zonta.org American Antiquarian Society Humanities January http://www.americanantiquarian.org American Association of University Women Interdisciplinary See website http://www.aauw.org

48. Eckerd College Library in the areas of African American studies, African studies, Anthropology, Anthropology, Art, Asian studies, canadian studies, Caribbean studies, http://www.eckerd.edu/library/ResearchTools/Databases.shtml?op=Interdisciplinary

49. Olivet Nazarene University - Benner Library History Department Guide Each document in the African American studies collection is indexed with terms connect to JSTOR full text of every issue except the most recent 35 http://library.olivet.edu/pubserv/ins/history/

Jeremiah 29:11 "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." History Department Library Guide Complied by Jasmine Vaughan , Instructional Services Librarian . Last updated April 26, 2005. To recommend a link or request a page for your class, please contact Prof. Vaughan Holocaust library guide History Department This page contains links, instructions and suggested resources to assist the history researcher. This guide contains a careful selection of the best print and online resources available to members of the Olivet Nazarene University Community. It is intended to help the researcher get started and as an access point for the research tools you need. Local call numbers refer to the Benner Library collection. If you have suggestions for additional resources or find incorrect information, please contact the

50. Native Americans connect. America History and Life is a comprehensive bibliography of The American Indian studies Program. California State University, Long Beach. http://www.lib.umb.edu/pathfinders/indians.html

Home Reference Research Guides Native Americans Research Guide For Native Americans Scope : This research guide provides a selection of the best encyclopedias, indexes, databases, library and web resources on the indigenous peoples of the continental U.S., Alaska, and Canada, with some information on native Hawaiians. Articles Academic Search Premier. connect "As its name implies, Academic Search Premier's target audience is college and university students and faculty. It is a large multidisciplinary database, which indexes and abstracts journals in the social sciences, humanities, education, computer sciences, engineering, physics, chemistry, language and linguistics, arts & literature, medical sciences, ethnic studies, etc. Many articles are available in full text." America: History and Life. connect America: History and Life is a comprehensive bibliography of scholarly journal articles, book and media reviews, and dissertations related to the history and culture of the United States and Canada from prehistory to the present. The database offers abstracts and citations for some 8,000 articles appearing in more than 2100 journals published worldwide. Ethnic News Watch.

51. African-American Poetry - ProQuest Information And Learning africanamerican Poetry , 1760-1900 is an invaluable resource, not only forliterary scholars, US/Canada Latin America Japan connect to ProQuest http://www.proquest.co.uk/products/aa_poetry.html

Why is this Page Unstyled? You are viewing the non-styled version of the ProQuest Information and Learning website. Either your browser does not fully support Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) or CSS functionality is disabled. We encourage users to upgrade their browser to one that supports web standards. Skip over navigation to the main content Home Help Home ... Site Map Product Features Back Request a Trial General Enquiries Join the Mailing List ... 2005 Catalogue Key Links Title Lists US/Canada Latin America Japan ... Connect to ProQuest Product Links Request more information African-American Poetry, 1760-1900 Nearly 3,000 poems written by African-American authors in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. African-American Poetry , 1760-1900 is an invaluable resource, not only for literary scholars, but for researchers in black studies, linguistics, women’s studies, the black literary heritage and comparative studies. The collection offers unique insights into the creative mind and reflects the conditions of early America and the role of black Americans during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The poetry explores topics including abolition, children, civil rights, dreams, education, fugitive slave law, Indian raids, liberty, political issues, prejudice and slavery. The poets are among those included in the William French et al . bibliography, from such widely known figures as Phillis Wheatley and Paul Laurence Dunbar to those who only gained recognition many years after their death.

52. UMKC Libs: Databases List African American studies. Link to a description of the database. Book reviewsfor US , canadian and British publications. http://web1.umkc.edu/lib/online/databasesmain.htm

Text Version University of Missouri-Kansas City Libaries UMKC MERLIN Catalog Site Map Search Site ... Serials Solutions Databases: Title Listing A B C D ... Z Off campus access: Remote access is available to UMKC students, faculty, and staff. Others must come to one of the UMKC libraries to use the database. For remote (off-campus) access, after you select a database, UMKC students, faculty, and staff will be prompted to provide a Single Sign-On user name and password or a 9-digit UMKC ID number and last name, as needed. (These databases are marked with an R in the table below.) Databases noted as "free on the Web" are available to everyone. You do not have to be a UMKC student, faculty or staff member to use these databases. (These databases are marked with a W in the table below.) For additional information on UMKC Libraries databases see Database Information and Guides For assistance, contact: Miller Nichols: (816) 235-1534; Dental: (816) 235-2030; Health Sciences: (816) 235-1880; Leon E. Bloch Law: (816) 235-1650. Other resources: Residents of the Kansas City area, with a public library card, have access to a wide range of resources. The metropolitan area public libraries work together to provide reciprocal use of the books and databases they have. Contact a

53. UMKC Libs: Subject Research African American studies. Link to a description of the database. Images andinformation for 7000 advertisements from US and canadian newspapers and http://web1.umkc.edu/lib/Instruction/SubjectHumanities.htm

Text Version University of Missouri-Kansas City Libaries UMKC MERLIN Catalog Site Map Search Site ... Libraries Home Research by Subject: Humanities Miller Nichols Library Subject Guides Online Databases Digital Collections Other Resources ... Librarian Subject Specialists This page contains links to resources in the humanities, including communications, history, language, linguistics, literature, philosophy, and religion. Miller Nichols Library Subject Guides Link to all Miller Nichols Library subject guides The 1950s: Post World War II The 1960s: We Can Change the World African-American Cinema ... Spanish and Latin American Literature Online Databases - Humanities Link to all online databases F = Full text or some full text. R = Remote / off campus access available. (Note: Access may be restricted.) W = Free on the Web. Database (Click on title to connect) F R 19th Century Masterfile (Paratext) 1786 - 1922. Selected full text 1815 - 1901. 19th Century literature. Link to a description of the database.

54. The College Of Wooster Libraries--Subject Guide: Cultural Area Studies one hundred key journals in US and canadian history and related fields. The document types included in Access to African American studies include http://www.wooster.edu/library/resources/subjects/cultural.php

Home Search Site Index Site Map ... Directories Go Quickly To ... About Wooster Academic Programs Athletics News Libraries Campus Tour I. S. at Wooster Job Opportunities ScotMail Technology Wooster Webcams Wooster Interactive Libraries Home About the Libraries Databases By Title Electronic Journals ... What's Happening? Library Quick Links Access Resources Off-Campus Check My Library Record CONSORT IMC Media Catalog ... WebZap ILL Form For more information, contact: The College of Wooster Libraries 1140 Beall Avenue Wooster, Ohio 44691 Phone: 330-263-2442 FAX: 330-263-2253 E-Mail Staff Cultural Area Studies Indexes and Databases Need Help? Indexes and Databases African American Biographical Database Alternative Press Index (FirstSearch) Indexes over 250 alternative, radical, and left journals, newspapers, and magazines. Covers topics of cultural, economic, political, and social change. Includes selected abstracts from research journals. Updated quarterly. [description adapted from the help files for this database at the FirstSearch site] Coverages is from 1991-present.

55. Canadian Journal Of History: Clio Confused: Troubling Aspects Of Historical Stud The implicit theme of historians failure to connect with audiences Many ofthese today involve serious historical study, often masquerading under the http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3686/is_199612/ai_n8737161

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Canadian Journal of History Dec 1996 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Clio Confused: Troubling Aspects of Historical Study from the Perspective of U.S. History Canadian Journal of History Dec 1996 by Tyrrell, Ian Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Clio Confused: Troubling Aspects of Historical Study from the Perspective of US. History, by David Russo. Westport, Connecticut, Greenwood Press, 1995. x, 158 pp., $49.55 U.S. Despite a renewed interest in historiography, books which tackle the broad issues of the practice of professional historical writing and its impact are still rare. The job is always difficult and David Russo deserves credit for asking big questions, and providing some sensible answers. Continue article Advertisement A second area requiring further analysis is the changing nature of audiences for history. Russo bases his lament on the reading of history as fairly conventionally defined. The decline in the general audience for history writing needs to be put alongside the enormous expansion of historical material available in other media, particularly film, TV, and video, but also the internet. Could it not be that the general audience for history has not declined, but changed? Would a writer like Francis Parkman, or Allan Nevins from a much more recent time, be acceptable to a reading public today? Not likely. Their equivalents are probably found in the work of film and documentary producers.

56. Opportunity At Iowa - University Of Iowa The African American World studies Program originated in 1969 to foster which draws Native Americans and others from many states and canadian provinces. http://www.uiowa.edu/~provost/oi/cultural

African American American Indian/Native Alaskan Asian American/Pacific Islander Latino ... Español African American The University of Iowa has been described by The Multicultural Student’s Guide to Colleges as one of the most progressive universities for minorities in the Midwest. For many years, the University has offered Opportunity at Iowa, a program for African Americans that includes recruitment, retention, financial support, services, and counseling. T he African American World Studies Program originated in 1969 to foster awareness of the contributions of African Americans to the development of the United States. African Studies is offered as an option in the African American World Studies Program and includes an understanding of traditional and contemporary life in Africa and the forces that shape the continent. Students may earn a Bachelor of Arts degree, an undergraduate minor in African American World Studies, or a certificate in African Studies. The Afro-American Cultural Center is an on-campus home-like place to study, socialize, and meet with other students. It has a library, computer, television, offices, meeting rooms, and a kitchen. Many organizations schedule meetings there, and Iowa City residents and University students recognize it as a place to learn more about the variety in black culture.

57. Arts And Humanities Databases -- UTPA Library People searching from off campus should connect to our proxy server. journals in African American studies, anthropology, Asian studies, botany, ecology, http://www.lib.panam.edu/research/databases-arts.asp

Arts and Humanities Indexes and Databases available through the Internet People searching from off campus should connect to our proxy server If you have questions about or problems using these databases, please click here Database Tutorials provide help and directions for some library databases. These databases are available only from UTPA, or from a UTPA connection. These databases are available only from the UTPA Library building itself. These databases are available to anyone, anywhere. These databases are provided via TexShare Microsoft no longer supports Internet Explorer for Apple Macintosh , which means that Ovid, SilverPlatter/WebSpirs, and other databases may not work for Mac owners using the IE browser. Mac owners can download or Firefox (recommended) to use these databases. SilverPlatter/WebSpirs databases use pop-up windows Click here for a complete alphabetical list of databases. General Arts/Humanities Business/Law/Government Education ... Social/Behavioral Sciences Arts/Humanities 20th Century American and English Poetry includes over 50,000 poems, from 1,000s of volumes, from over 300 American poets and over 280 English poets.

58. PMRR: Periodicals African American Review, AFRICAN AMERICAN REVIEW. African and Asian studies canadianAmerican Slavic studies, canadian AMER SLAVIC studies http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/pmrr/prr.html

CU Home Libraries Home Search Site Index ... Help Search Library Catalog: Title (start of title) Journal (start of title) Author (last, first) Keyword (and, or, not, "") Subject Go To CLIO >> Find Databases: Title Keywords Title (start of title) Keywords Go To Databases >> Find E-Journals: Title (start of title) Title Keywords Subject Keywords Go To E-Journals >> Search the Libraries Website: Go To Advanced Website Search >> About the Libraries Libraries Collections Digital Collections Hours Directions to Columbia Map of Campus Libraries More... Catalogs CLIO (Columbia's Online Catalog) Other Catalogs at CU and Nearby A-Z List of Library Catalogs Course Reserves More... E-Resources Citation Finder Databases E-Journals E-Books E-Data E-News E-Images Subject Guides More...

59. SAA > Learning & Travel > Travel/Study > Photo Albums > 2005 Choose from any of the trips below to connect to the Kodak EasyShare website Led by sociolinguist and African American studies professor John Rickford http://www.stanfordalumni.org/learningtravel/travelstudy/albums/home.html

Site Map Welcome! Travel/Study Photo Albums For reservations and info: SEE ALBUMS FROM: PHOTO ALBUMS Stanford travelers, faculty leaders and staff share their photos. Choose from any of the trips below to connect to the Kodak EasyShare website to view the album. Usernames and passwords are not required. TANFORD magazine, please contact us by phone or e-mail, or send originals to Stanford Travel/Study. All original prints and art will be returned. 2005 PHOTO ALBUMS Baltic College August 22 to September 3, 2005 Stanford travelers navigated the waters of the Baltic Sea with faculty leader Bill Perry, stopping in the historic cities of Riga, Tallinn, St. Petersburg, Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen. Enjoy this selection of photos contributed by tour manager Kevin Lemons. National Parks of the West Rail College August 22 to 31, 2005 Stanford travelers spent 10 days traversing some of North America's most stunning scenery on the National Parks of the West Rail College. The group spent four days in Santa Fe, New Mexico, before boarding the American Orient Express train for visits to the Grand Canyon, Cedar Breaks, Zion, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. Tour Manager Craig Baumgartner shares his photos from the program.

60. SiteScene: November 1999 1 AFRICAN AMERICAN studies Images of African Americans in The 19th Century Additional links connect site visitors to webpages for tribal colleges, http://crossroads.georgetown.edu/asw/sitescene11.html

S ITE S CENE O NLINE American Studies Web SiteScene : November 1999 SiteScene, initiated by Jeff Finlay and now edited by Ed Gallagher , is part of Roadsign which is a voluntary network providing information about professional opportunities and new electronic resources in American Studies. To join Roadsign, send a Subscribe Roadsign Your Name message to listserv@listserv.georgetown.edu S i t e S c e n e A Monthly Review of New Electronic Resources in American Studies The following ten sites are included in this edition of SiteScene: [1] AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES Images of African Americans in The 19th Century [2-3] ARCHIVAL RESOURCES The Digital Classroom The Electronic Text Center at the University of Virginia [4] GOVERNMENT Declassified Documents and Other Sources for Secrets [5-6] HISTORY/EARLY AMERICAN Ancient Architects of the Mississippi The Ethnography of Lewis and Clark: Native American Objects and the American Quest for Commerce and Science [7] JOURNALISM The State of the American Newspaper [8] MATERIAL CULTURE Stereoscopic Visions of War and Empire [9] NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES Native American Indian Resources [10] PHOTOGRAPHY The South Texas Border, 1900-1920: Photographs from the Robert Runyon Collection

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