Civics Foundations Graduate Consortium
The nation’s first university consortium committed to graduate education for civics and history teachers.
Graduate courses designed for K-12 civics and history teachers.
JMC is dedicated to supporting high-impact graduate education for K-12 teachers in American civics and history, offering an alternative to more typical coursework in pedagogy and administration-focused education degrees.
Our Civics Foundations Graduate Consortium offers in-depth study of founding documents and ideas with JMC scholars through courses uniquely designed for teachers and school leaders.
Partner Spotlight: Utah Valley University
The Master of Arts in Constitutional Government, Civics & Law (MACGCL) at Utah Valley University is offered by the Center for Constitutional Studies through the School of Education.
The MACGCL program was created specifically to help K-12 educators better understand and teach the ideas and practices critical to the perpetuation of constitutional government, ordered liberty, and the rule of law. However, this program can benefit anyone interested in studying the American constitutional order in a graduate degree program.
Our Civics Foundations university partners
Our university partners provide a variety of graduate education options, including individual courses and degree programs.
Enroll in a graduate course today
The Jack Miller Center supports unique, content-based graduate courses for secondary school educators.
Explore course offerings with our university partners around the country.
Contact Lauren Altobelli, Director of the Founding Civics Initiative, to learn more.
