Free Teacher Conference Today at CSUCI
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Multimedia student projects, children’s literature and Mexican musical history are some of the topics to be discussed today at a free conference for teachers at Cal State Channel Islands.
The first annual “History-Social Science Conference” is aimed at kindergarten through 12th-grade teachers.
Campus faculty will also offer workshops and lectures on world politics and publishing.
Registration is available at the event, which runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The campus is at 1878 S. Lewis Road.
For more information, call 437-8597.
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