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Award Number	Grant Program	Award Recipient	Project Title	Award Period	Approved Award Total	Project Director First Name	Project Director Middle Name	Project Director Last Name	Co-Project Director First Name	Co-Project Director Middle Name	Co-Project Director Last Name	Organization	Organization City	Organization State	Organization Postal Code	Organization Country	Year Awarded	Primary Humanities Discipline	Grant Program Name	Division or Office	Approved Outright Funds	Approved Matching Funds	Awarded Outright Funds	Awarded Matching Funds	Description

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BH-50014-04	Education Programs: Landmarks of American History and Culture for K-12 Educators	Jackson State University	Landmarks of American Democracy: From Freedom Summer to the Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike	1/1/2004 - 12/31/2004	$166,122.05	Leslie	B.	McLemore				Jackson State University	Jackson	MS	39217-0001	USA	2003	Political Science, General	Landmarks of American History and Culture for K-12 Educators	Education Programs	166122.05	0	166122	0	Two one-week workshops on landmarks central to the Freedom Summer and the Sanitation Workers' Strike, important episodes in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s.
BI-50005-05	Education Programs: Landmarks of American History for Community Colleges, WTP	Jackson State University	Landmarks of American Democracy: From Freedom Summer to the Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike	1/1/2005 - 12/31/2005	$122,806.00	Leslie	B.	McLemore				Jackson State University	Jackson	MS	39217-0001	USA	2004	U.S. History	Landmarks of American History for Community Colleges, WTP	Education Programs	122806	0	122806	0	Two one-week workshops for 50 community college teachers anchored in landmarks central to the Freedom Summer and the Sanitation Workers' Strike, important episodes in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s.
BI-50062-07	Education Programs: Landmarks of American History for Community Colleges, WTP	Jackson State University	Landmarks of American Democracy: From Freedom Summer to the Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike	10/1/2007 - 9/30/2008	$133,067.00	Leslie	B.	McLemore				Jackson State University	Jackson	MS	39217-0001	USA	2007	U.S. History	Landmarks of American History for Community Colleges, WTP	Education Programs	133067	0	133067	0	Two one-week workshops for 50 community college faculty anchored in landmarks central to Freedom Summer and the Sanitation Workers' Strike, important episodes in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. The proposed one-week workshop will expose participants to the history and landmarks of the southern Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi and Memphis, Tennessee. The workshop will include presentations by scholars, exploration of primary source materials, oral history panels featuring a variety of civil rights history-makers, and field trips to historical sites throughout Mississippi and Memphis. The project is a collaboration between The Hamer Institute at Jackson State University (Jackson, MS), Rhodes College (Memphis, TN), and the National Civil Rights Museum (Memphis, TN). The workshop will be conducted twice for two distinct groups of 25 community college faculty.
BI-50088-08	Education Programs: Landmarks of American History for Community Colleges, WTP	Jackson State University	Landmarks of American Democracy: From Freedom Summer to the Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike	10/1/2008 - 12/31/2009	$148,581.00	Leslie	B.	McLemore				Jackson State University	Jackson	MS	39217-0001	USA	2008	U.S. History	Landmarks of American History for Community Colleges, WTP	Education Programs	148581	0	148581	0	The proposed one-week workshop will expose participants to the history and landmarks of the southern Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi and Memphis, Tennessee. The workshop will include presentations by scholars, exploration of primary source materials, oral history panels featuring a variety of civil rights history-makers, and field trips to historical sites throughout Mississippi and Memphis. The project is a collaboration between The Hamer Institute at Jackson State University (Jackson, MS), Rhodes College (Memphis, TN), and the National Civil Rights Museum (Memphis, TN). The workshop will be conducted twice for two distinct groups of 25 community college faculty.
BI-50105-09	Education Programs: Landmarks of American History for Community Colleges, WTP	Jackson State University	Landmarks of American Democracy: From Freedom Summer to the Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike	10/1/2009 - 12/31/2010	$160,000.00	Michelle	D.	Deardorff				Jackson State University	Jackson	MS	39217-0001	USA	2009	U.S. History	Landmarks of American History for Community Colleges, WTP	Education Programs	160000	0	160000	0	Two one-week workshops for fifty community college faculty anchored in landmarks of Freedom Summer and the Sanitation Workers' Strike, important episodes in the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s. The proposed one-week workshop will expose participants to the history and landmarks of the southern Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi and Memphis, Tennessee. The workshop will include presentations by scholars, exploration of primary source materials, oral history panels featuring a variety of civil rights history-makers and field trips to historical sites throughout Mississippi and Memphis. The project is a collaboration between The Hamer Institute at Jackson State University (Jackson, MS), Rhodes College (Memphis, TN), and the National Civil Rights Museum (Memphis, TN). The workshop will be conducted twice for two distinct groups of 25 community college faculty.
BI-50131-10	Education Programs: Landmarks of American History for Community Colleges, WTP	Jackson State University	Landmarks of American Democracy: From Freedom Summer to the Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike	10/1/2010 - 12/31/2011	$160,007.10	Michelle	D.	Deardorff				Jackson State University	Jackson	MS	39217-0001	USA	2010	U.S. History	Landmarks of American History for Community Colleges, WTP	Education Programs	160007.1	0	160007	0	Two one-week Landmarks workshops for fifty community college faculty members anchored in landmarks of Freedom Summer and the Sanitation Workers Strike, important episodes in the civil rights movement of the 1960s. The proposed one-week workshop will expose participants to the history and landmarks of the Southern Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi and Memphis, Tennessee. The workshop will include presentations by scholars, exploration of primary source materials, oral history panels featuring a variety of civil rights history-makers, and field trips to historical sites throughout Mississippi and Memphis. The project is a collaboration between the Hamer Institute at Jackson State University (Jackson, MS), Rhodes College (Memphis, TN) and the National Civil Rights Museum (Memphis, TN). The workshop will be conducted for two distinct groups of 25 community college faculty.