NEH Summer Seminars and Institutes
About NEH Seminars
Summer Seminars for School Teachers are offered by the National Endowment for the Humanities to provide teachers an opportunity for
A Seminar for School Teachers enables 16 NEH Summer Scholars to explore a topic or set of readings with a scholar having special interest and expertise in the field. The core material of the seminar need not relate directly to the school curriculum; the principal goal of the seminar is to engage teachers in the scholarly enterprise and to expand and deepen their understanding of the humanities through reading, discussion, writing, and reflection.
Past NEH Seminars and Institutes
2025 | Great Expectations in the Global Imaginary |
2019 | Reimagining Jane Eyre and Great Expectations: Teaching Literature through Adaptations |
2018 | Why Literature Matters: Voices from Nineteenth-Century American and British Literature |
2016 | Dickens: Hard Times and A Tale of Two Cities |
2014 | Performing Dickens: Oliver Twist and Great Expectations on Page, Stage, and Screen |
2014 | Great Adaptations: Dickens in Literature and Film |
2011 | Great Adaptations: Teaching Dickens Through Literary and Cinematic Adaptations |
2007 | Adaptation and Revision: The Example of Great Expectations |
2004 | The Remaking of Charles Dickens: Crisis and Transformation |
1997 | Reading Bleak House: Charles Dickens and Serial Production |
1995 | Reading Our Mutual Friend: Charles Dickens and Serial Production |
1988 | Victorian Novels of Selfhood: Great Expectations and Jane Eyre |
1985 | Dickens Humanities Institute |
1983 | Dickens and the Fantastic |