A dynamic three-day conference for English and Drama teachers held on January 18 – 20, 2013
Teaching Artists from some of the world’s most respected Shakespeare Theatres will share active and playful approaches to enliven the teaching of Shakespeare. The weekend is presented by the UC Davis School of Education and the Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts at UC Davis in association with Globe Education (Shakespeare’s Globe, London) and the Shakespeare Theatre Association. Download our e-flier here.
Continuing Education Units Now Available for Conference Participants
You asked and we listened!
We are pleased to announce that you can earn up to 1.5 continuing education units when you attend the conference. The cost will be $115. You can register and pay for the units on the first day of the conference.
Continue the conversation at the Shakespeare Works Google Groups
Register here! Registration $375. Send a team and save. Groups of six or more take $30 off per registration.
Hyatt Place, near the Mondavi Center is offering a limited number
of rooms for $129 per night.
Booking Code Instructions
1. Go to
Hyatt Place at UC Davis. Reservations must be made no later
than December 21, 2012.
2. Found on the left side of the page, input your check in and
checkout dates.
3. In the “Corporate/Group #” Section please enter the following
code: G-SHAK
4. Click the “Check Availability” button.
5. The Room types and Special Group Rate will populate along with
the group name at the top of the page.
6. Select the room type you would like to book by clicking the
“Book Now” button.
7. Complete the next page with all of the necessary information.
Give Hyatt Place a call if you have any questions at (530)
297-3184.
Read this article about the Globe Academy for Teachers, a
program co-sponsored by the School of Education, the Globe
Theatre in London and the Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for
the Arts. In its sixth year, the Globe Academy offers a unique
year-long professional development opportunity for 12 teachers of
English and drama to learn how to make Shakespeare come alive for
their students.
A dynamic three-day conference for English and Drama teachers held on January 18 – 20, 2013
