The State Board of Educator Certification has approved the World Affairs Council to furnish Continuing Professional Education to teachers.The Council is CPE 501096. We are not permitted to duplicate G/T certificates. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience. Please note: We are not permitted to duplicate G/T certificates. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience.
Content and curriculum is useful for the secondary and college level.
Recent workshops
Portrait of Central Asia
Lecture topics:
Security and Future in Central Asia Teresa Ruiz, Regional Analyst
Natural Resources in Central Asia Linda Pett-Conklin, University of St. Thomas
Business in Central Asia Wolfgang Thoene, Director of Business Development of FMC Technologies Biography forthcoming.
Religion and Politics in Central Asia David B. Cook, Rice Univeristy
Africa in Transition: Challenges for the 21st Century
Lecture topics:
The Legacy of Imperialism Pamela Maack, San Jacinto College
Natural Resources & Armed Conflict Susan Erikson, University of Denver
The Pandemic: HIV/AIDS in Africa Documentary film viewing with Q&A Adel Chaouch, Marathon Oil Company
Global Health: Africa Susan Erikson, University of Denver
Anatomy of a Genocide Robert O. Collins, University of California - Santa Barbara
"The Portrait of Russia was outstanding. You always make my day with the presentation and quality guest speakers. Rarely do you find staff development that makes you eager to attend, but that is not so when you put on a workshop." Participant, Portrait of Russia - April, 2006
Lectures, field trips, teacher workshops, resource materials, lesson plans, energy links, and more - everything you need to gain a balanced understanding of today's critical energy issues.
For more information contact: Education Department edu@wachouston.org (713) 316-4475
"Our lives are increasingly affected by global affairs. We may differ on policies, but the United States needs to be engaged in a thoughtful way as the issues are vital to our future. The World Affairs Council system is dedicated to non-partisan public education on world affairs and I urge you to participate in its important work." George Bush, 41st President of the United States