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The New York Council for the Humanities’ Speakers in the Schools program offers FREE top-notch lectures on a wide variety of humanities subjects to high school communities across New York State. The Council offers humanities lectures by a renowned and diverse group of scholars. These scholars are available to you and your high school community! Browse our list of lectures and enrich your students’ and colleagues' learning by inviting a Speaker into your school. This program supports a New York state standards-based education. If your application is successful, the Council will cover all costs associated with the program, including the Speaker’s honorarium and travel expenses. How to apply to host a lecture
Browse presentation listings to find the right topic for your students, school community and curriculum. Find a Lecture/Speaker >
Get in touch with the Speaker you have selected, using his or her listed contact information. Browse Speaker directory >
As soon as you receive notice of Council approval, start planning your event, including pre- and post-lecture activities. View Planning Tips >
Submit your Lecture Coordinator Evaluation and Legislative Contact Letters to the Council. Access Coordinator Admin >
Need more information about Speakers in the Schools?
View answers to Common Questions >
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