Sites:
| AEL, Inc. - Appalachian Regional Education Laboratory: Conducts research and demonstrations and offers training programs in the field of education, including school reforms, in a service area that includes Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. | | Appalachian College Association: Consortium of 33 private liberal arts colleges in central Appalachian mountains in Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. Encourages its member colleges to foster Appalachian history and culture; to share resources; and to support the economic development of the region. | | Appalachian Ministries Educational Resource Center: Ecumenical non-profit organization that funds educational programs to prepare church leaders for effective ministry in Appalachia and other rural areas. Details of seminars offered, grants available, and other topical resources. | | Appalachian Rural Assistance Initiative - ARSI: Purpose is to support K-12 education for mathematics and science. Provides school curriculum, grants, and professional growth resources. Page includes list of collaboratives and resources. | | Appalachian Syllabi: On-line syllabus archive for use by college and university teachers designing Appalachian Studies courses. Includes history, literature, arts, sociology, anthropology, economics, and other topics. | | The Appalachian Center of Berea College: Promotes the study and understanding of Appalachian history, sociology, economics, literature, music and other subjects. Online center publications and information about academics, outreach programs, and arts and music events. | | U.S. Programs in Appalachian Studies: Directory of undergraduate and graduate programs. | | University of Kentucky Appalachian Center: Conductes education, research, and outreach regarding the region. Publications, maps, data, course information, and photos, with a particular emphasis on socioeconomic aspects of Appalachia. |
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