Applications close March 15th, and interviews will begin shortly thereafter!
We are currently seeking educators from Arizona, Colorado, and Texas to become Project EAGLE Trainers as part of a federally funded Javits research grant. Fifteen trainers–five from each state–will participate in a five-day orientation on the Project EAGLE dynamic identification system, to be held from July 13-17, 2025, at the University of Connecticut’s Confratute. Following this training, the trainers will return to their respective states to conduct five workshops during the 2025-26 academic year, sharing the Project EAGLE approach to identifying unrecognized gifted students.
Benefits for Selected Trainers:
- Complimentary attendance at Confratute 2025 at the University of Connecticut, including registration, meals, and lodging
- Travel expenses covered to and from Connecticut
- Comprehensive training on the Project EAGLE dynamic approach and best practices for delivering professional development
- A $3,600 stipend for participation in the training and conducting five in-state workshops
- Supplies and reimbursement for expenses related to conducting the workshops
Complete application to be a Project EAGLE Trainer by March 15, 2025 here.
For more information, email projecteagle@uconn.edu