The Jack Miller Center for Teaching America’s Founding Principles and History (JMC) is a not-for-profit, nonsectarian, nonpartisan, educational organization dedicated to reinvigorating education in America’s founding principles and history, an education vital to thoughtful and engaged citizenship. 


Our Work

JMC conducts national and regional programs for professors, develops graduate and professional development programs for K-12 teachers, sponsors courses, events, and group activities for students, and produces an array of online resources for all educators in order to bring our history and founding principles back into the minds and hearts of young Americans.

Education

The Jack Miller Center

Hans Zeiger

Danton Kostandarithes

Ciara Shannon

Oliver Presson

Lauren Altobelli

Daniel Cullen

Benjamin Boyce

Elliott Drago

Deidre Trolley

Matt Riffe

Lauren Curtolo

Marlee Promisel

Thomas Cleveland

Thomas Kelly

Jack Guipre

Qurisha Hendrickson

Mike Carroll

The Civics and Educational Programs team at the Jack Miller Center is dedicated to enhancing civic education through innovative outreach and professional development initiatives. They design and implement programs for educators, create engaging resources for students, and organize events that foster a deep understanding of America's founding principles and history, ultimately aiming to cultivate informed and active citizens.

Civics and Educational Programs

Development and Fundraising

Leadership Team

Civics and Educational Programs

About

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Development and Fundraising

Leadership Team