
Teacher Workshops
Thank you for submitting your workshop proposals! Announcement of the chosen workshops will come soon!
Connect, Share and Grow
The Center for Urban Language Teaching and Research (CULTR) offers workshops across a variety of content areas and grade levels to support the needs of language educators everywhere seeking professional development. Whether you are looking to incorporate proven practices into your classroom or meet curriculum requirements with the latest technological tools, each module is designed with you in mind. These high-quality courses include instruction from passionate practitioners, with hands-on learning opportunities to further your expertise.
CULTR has received numerous workshop proposals and will announce the chosen topics soon!

2025 Summer Teacher Workshops Proposal Form
Thank you for your interest in submitting a workshop proposal! The form is now closed and we are in the reviewing process. We will announce the chosen workshops soon.
2024 Teacher Workshop

Pamela Mapelli
Empowering Learning through Projects
2023 Teacher Workshops

Kayland Lamar
More Boundaries, Less Burn Out

Michelle Parris
Creating Old and New School Vocabulary and Grammar Games for All Levels and Languages

Jennifer Kim and Min Jeong Kim
Increasing Language Accessibility for Beginning Learners: In the Context of Korean DLI

Jiaxing Weng
Introduction to Chinese Qigong

Vesna Galtere and Lucretia Cahill
Teaching French and Spanish to Little Learners
2022 Teacher Workshops

Bertha Delgadillo
From Input to Output Magic: Songs as Authentic Resource in Your World Language Classroom

Tiffany Castillo
The Do-It-All: GSuite + Mote
Frequently Asked Questions
Submitting a Proposal
If I have submitted a workshop proposal in the past, can I submit again?
When will I learn if my proposal was selected?
Is my workshop guaranteed to run?
Will I be compensated for running my workshop?
What kind of technology is available for me to use during my session?
Attending the Workshop
Where can I park?
- Free (0-30 minutes)
- $5 (30 minutes – 2 hours)
- $7 (2-4 hours)
- $10 (4-10 hours)
- $20 (10+ hours)
All parking information can be found here.
How do I get to the workshops?
Please enter the building through the main doors found along Park Place NE, facing Woodruff Park. Do not enter through the CMII doors on the corner of the building. When you enter the lobby of 25 Park Place, there is a desk staffed by a security officer. Please sign into the building with the security officer – they will likely ask to see proof of your reason for being in the building. You can show the officer your registration email for the workshop. Workshops will be on the 19th floor of the building (World Languages and Cultures department). The front desk workers on the 19th floor will guide you to the conference room for your workshop.
What do I need to bring?
Will lunch be provided?
What is the time of the workshops?
If I am not interested in attending both workshops offered in a day, is registration a different price?
After the Workshops