Social Studies Inquiry Grant Request for Proposals

Sponsored by:
Fund for the Advancement of Social Studies Education
College and University Faculty Assembly
National Council for the Social Studies  read more »

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p>In 1974, National Council for the Social Studies established the
Carter G. Woodson Book Award for the most distinguished social science
books appropriate for young readers that depict ethnicity in the United
States. The purpose of this award is to encourage the writing,  read more »

National Council for the Social Studies presents three research awards designed to recognize substantive scholarly inquiry in social studies education.  read more »

The International Assembly provides a forum for collaboration and interchange of ideas among NCSS members from the United States and foreign countries. The Assembly promotes linkages among NCSS educators to enhance professional development, to enrich social studies learning, and to share research, learning activities, and teaching methods with global perspectives.  read more »

CUFA consists of higher education faculty members, graduate students, and others interested in working with social educators such as social scientists, historians, and philosophers.  read more »

CUFA consists of higher education faculty members, graduate students, and others interested in working with social educators such as social scientists, historians, and philosophers.  read more »

Local school district social studies supervisors, state social studies specialists, international educators, and college and university faculty members are organized as formal subgroups of NCSS. Other groups, in partnership with NCSS, provide services and professional development opportunities to NCSS members.  read more »

Affiliated councils of National Council for the Social Studies that have met the following criteria will be recognized as Gold Star Councils:  read more »

1. Have democratic procedures for the election of officers.
2. Have demonstrated professional activity, such as workshops, conferences, and generally, programs that promote the social studies within their region.

NCSS provides a variety of products and services to a network of affiliated state and local councils including an annual directory of council officers and an annual leadership institute.  read more »

National Council for the Social Studies is affiliated with and supports state, local, and regional social studies councils and organizations across the United States.  read more »

NCSS Affiliation

Information on affiliating your local council with National Council for the Social Studies

• [Learn more about NCSS Affiliation][2]

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