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Alice
Paul Leadership & Heritage Programs
Student
& Scout Programs
Grade:
1st-3rd grades
Length:
2 hours
Cost:
$8 per student
Logo designed by
Jenna Garrison Graphic Design.
This history, art and character education program
uses Alice Paul as a model of leadership traits.
Students enjoy a presentation,
Alice Paul was a Leader,
discuss leadership traits and then work in teams to develop a mini
parade float that demonstrates a leadership term (sharing,
courage, honesty and more!).
This program can be brought to your classroom or can be done at historic
Paulsdale.
This program satisfies components of the History and English Language
strands of the NJCCC. It will also support your school's Character
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Grade:
4th & 5th grades
Length:
2 hours
Cost:
$8 per student
Meeting Alice
is a two-hour history program at
Paulsdale
that introduces 4th and 5th grade students to
Alice Paul, Quaker principles and the
Paulsdale
farm. As history detectives,
students view a presentation on Alice Paul’s life at
Paulsdale,
take part in a voting activity, work in teams to order a photograph
timeline of Paul’s life and tour the property before venturing on a team
scavenger hunt.
This
program satisfies components of the History, Citizenship, English
Language/ Public Speaking and Listening strands of the NJCCC. It will
also support your school's Character Education
program.
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To schedule this program, please contact Kris Myers, Director of
Heritage & Outreach at 856-231-1885 or
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To schedule this program, please contact Kris Myers, Director of
Heritage & Outreach at 856-231-1885 or
kmyers@alicepaul.org. |
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For girls
Grade: 7th-8th grades
Length: 1.5 hours/week
for 10 wks
Cost:
Negotiable/dependent on
grant
funding
Lead-A-Way is a series of ten
workshops for girls that focus on women leaders and leadership skills.
Approximately twenty
middle school girls
meet in interactive sessions that explore basic leadership skills and in
small groups work on projects that examine the lives of several
different role model women.
This program takes place in your school and
is taught by our trained facilitators.
API will work with you to select
participants and coordinate a field trip to
Paulsdale
as part of the program.
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For girls
Grade:
7th-12th grades
Length: 1.5 hrs. (2hrs. w tour)
Cost: $10 per student ($15 w tour)
Logo designed by
Jenna Garrison Graphic Design.
Alice Paul through the Lens of
Leadership
is a two-hour workshop for adolescent girls that uses Alice Paul's life
and work as a model for leadership.
During the workshop, participants will: see a presentation on
Alice Paul and the qualities of an effective leader, do a hands-on
activity reinforcing the qualities of an effective leader, assess
their strengths and areas of improvement on their path to becoming
leaders, and understand that a
leader takes action in their community.
This program can come to your school, or you can come to
Paulsdale
(and add an additional 30 minute tour).
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To schedule this program, please contact Dana Dabek-Milstein, Director
of Leadership Programs at 856-231-1885 or
ddabek@alicepaul.org.
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To schedule this program, please contact Dana Dabek-Milstein, Director
of Leadership Programs at 856-231-1885 or
ddabek@alicepaul.org.
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For girls
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Grade: 7th-8th grades
Length: 1.5 hours/week for 10 wks
Cost:
Negotiable/dependent on
grant
funding
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Lead-A-Way is a series of ten
workshops for girls that focus on women leaders and leadership skills.
Approximately twenty
middle school girls
meet in interactive sessions that explore basic leadership skills and in
small groups work on projects that examine the lives of several
different role model women.
This program takes place in your school and
is taught by our trained facilitators.
API will work with you to select
participants and coordinate a field trip to
Paulsdale
as part of the program.
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For girls
Logo
designed by Jenna Garrison
Graphic Design.
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Grade:
10th-12th grades
Length: 1 hour
Cost:
$500 cost share
(for up to 100 students)
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Alice Paul through the Lens of
Leadership
is a two-hour workshop for adolescent girls that uses Alice Paul's life
and work as a model for leadership.
During the workshop, participants will: see a presentation on
Alice Paul and the qualities of an effective leader, do a hands-on
activity reinforcing the qualities of an effective leader, assess
their strengths and areas of improvement on their path to becoming
leaders, and understand
that a leader takes action in their community.
This program can come to your school, or you can come to
Paulsdale
(and add an additional 30 minute tour).
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Looking at Careers: Where Do I Go from Here?
is an
in-school
workshop for high school girls and boys which
features a panel of women leaders from various professions and offers
opportunities for mentoring and on-the-job exposure to their
professions. API provides
the panelists, program
moderator, and career resources for participants.
Panelists are also available for mentoring
opportunities.
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To schedule this program, please contact Dana Dabek-Milstein, Director
of Leadership Programs at 856-231-1885 or
ddabek@alicepaul.org.
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To schedule this program, please contact Dana Dabek-Milstein, Director
of Leadership Programs at 856-231-1885 or
ddabek@alicepaul.org.
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To schedule this program, please contact Kris Myers, Director of
Heritage & Outreach at 856-231-1885 or
kmyers@alicepaul.org. |
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At the Girlblazers
Summer Camp girls will learn the skills they need to become leaders in
their school and community and will meet women who have blazed a trail for
them. This two-week morning camp includes a community service project, field trips, and
sports and recreational activities. The girls will have hands-on leadership
experiences in group projects and individual activities. The camp will
begin with an introduction to Alice Paul and basic definitions of
leadership. Following this introduction, each camp session will contain an
activity corresponding to both historic and contemporary women leaders.
The girls will take away from the camp an understanding of leadership in
action and how that understanding can apply to their own lives.
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Girlblazers Summer Camp is a special, grant funded program that
takes place in June. API has a partnership with selected schools
who bring their students to camp at Paulsdale. To learn
more about this summer camp, please contact Dana Dabek-Milstein, Director
of Leadership Programs at 856-231-1885 or
ddabek@alicepaul.org.
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Tours of Paulsdale
Presentations
Resources for Students &
Teachers
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The Alice Paul
Institute would like to thank these organizations and companies that
sponsor our
Heritage & Leadership Programs.
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Copyright 1985, Alice Paul
Institute, Inc.
For any questions or problems with this site, please contact the
web manager.
This page was last updated on
Monday July 18, 2011
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Alice Paul
Institute, Inc. at Paulsdale
Directions
PO Box 1376 (mailing), 128 Hooton Road (street),
Mount Laurel, New Jersey 08054
856-231-1885 phone 856-231-4223 fax
info@alicepaul.org
www.alicepaul.org
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