California K-12 Teachers

CREEES sponsors several outreach projects specifically intended for California K-12 teachers.

ANNUAL CREEES/SPICE K-12 TEACHERS' WORKSHOP
In conjunction with the Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE) we hold an annual teachers' workshop on the Stanford campus that brings experts in Russian, East European and Eurasian studies to meet with K-12 teachers to discuss a topic relevant to REEES area studies and school curricula. In April 2008 Bert Patenaude (Hoover Institution) and Kathryn Stoner-Weiss (Center for Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law) spoke to teachers about Russian/Soviet Leaders. Gary Mukai, SPICE director, led a discussion devoted to classroom pedagogy. Send us an email to request joining our teachers' email list

VIDEO AND DVD LENDING LIBRARY
CREEES maintains a sizeable collection of documentary films, appropriate for classroom use, on a range of topics in Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies. Send us an email message if you would like to receive the full list of available films and to make a request for materials.

STANFORD/FT ROSS INITIATIVE
CREEES sponsors a limited number of school visits to the Russian colonial settlement in Ft. Ross, California in an effort to support extra-curricular enhancements of school curricula in California and Russian history, Russian language studies, or other relevant courses. CREEES can also arrange for lectures on Russian and California history on the Stanford campus to supplement a school visit to Ft. Ross. Send us an email message if you are interested in learning more about this program.


Bert Patenaude, Hoover Institution Research Fellow, lecturing to California school teachers on the legacies of Lenin and Stalin at the CREEES/SPICE teachers' workshop on April 12, 2008.