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2008 Locations

* Includes online component

Ball State University
Muncie, Indiana
Phone: (765) 285-5220
June 23-27*

University of Central Arkansas
Conway, Arkansas
June 15-20*
(501) 450-5275

Mississippi State University
Starkville, Mississippi
July 13-18*
(662) 325-7472

St. John's University
New York, New York
July 13-25
(212) 277-5162

About the Institutes

The Insurance Education Institute Institutes are designed for teachers who teach insurance as part of another subject such as business, consumer education, economics, social science, family & consumer science, mathematics or driver education.

The purpose of this program is to enable you to become more effective in teaching insurance. The Institute is designed to provide the tools you need for understanding all forms of insurance, how the industry works, and what insurance careers are available.  Learn what you need to know to teach insurance

• Develop lesson plans to use in your classroom
• Share ideas and information with colleagues
• Earn three graduate credits
• Receive a free scholarship
• Apply to one of the five host universities around the country with strong insurance programs

"[The institute] was wonderful, and I am sure that throughout the upcoming year I will be drawing on both the content that I learned and the lesson plans the class developed . . . . This was an experience I will always remember fondly. Teachers are not given this type of opportunity often, and I feel fortunate to have been able to take advantage of it."

Ann Tebo, Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher
Red Mountain High School, Mesa, Arizona

Check out other features on our web site for more information on the various programs, awards and resources IEI offers.

The Insurance Education Institute (IEI) is a nonprofit charitable organization located in Indianapolis, Indiana, whose goal is to improve the understanding of insurance and its role in society through the education of teachers and students.