- Institute on Disabilities Fall 2009 Lecture Series: “The Geo-Politics of Disability”
- College of Education’s Making A Difference Project (M A D)
- Wachovia Presents Temple University College of Education With $70,000 For Innovative Transition into Teaching Program
- E=MC2: Transition to Teaching Program Welcomes Applicants
- TUteach: focus on developing Math & Science teachers
- Bernard C. Watson Chair in Urban Education
Join us for our observance of American Education Week!
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16:
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION OPEN HOUSE
3:00 – 6:00 PM
Walk Auditorium Lobby - Ritter Hall
Come and learn about the various student organizations and resources the college and university has to offer. Giveaways and prizes will be raffled off every hour!
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18:
7:30 PM – Refreshments will be served
Alter Hall, Lower Level Auditorium - 1810 Liacouras Walk
Ten9Eight Philadelphia Film Premiere & Discussion with C. Kent McGuire, Ph.D., Dean College of Education. Sponsored by the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship in collaboration with the Fox School of Business and College of Education
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20:
MAKE A DIFFERENCE - COMMUNITY EDUCATION DAY 
10 AM – 2:00 PM - Philadelphia READS
Only 25 volunteers needed!
Join the College of Education’s Making A Difference Project as we serve the community through volunteer service! Dr. Adrienne Jacoby, Executive Director of Philadelphia READS and College of Education alumna, will welcome you and discuss her work with the organization. Transportation will be provided to and from volunteer site. Each participant will receive a gift.
REGISTER:
Do you and/or your group want to volunteer? Email ttavarez@temple.edu
Temple Community Garden’s Thanksgiving Banquet 
7:00 -9:00 PM - $7.00 at the door
Tyler School of Art Café
Temple Community Garden is a new student organization at the Tyler School of Art. They have created the first vegetable garden on Temple's main campus at 11th and Berks; they invite you to give thanks to the first season’s harvest. Information about their organization can be found on http://templecommunitygarden.blogspot.com. This dinner is in collaboration with SHARE Foods, a non-profit organization that helps out local families. All proceeds from TCG crops are going to SHARE Foods. For more information, please visit: http://www.sharefoodprogram.org.
Download a printable brochure of American Education Week Events 2009 [pdf]
