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Overview
The AP* Summer Institute (APSI) Workshop is endorsed by College Board and designed to aid the professional development of teachers, counselors, and administrators who are involved with Advanced Placement (AP*) courses. Workshops are designed for teachers who are teaching an Advanced Placement course for the first time and for experienced teachers desiring refresher training. Topics include subject matter content, test construction, pupil and teacher selection, College Board policies and procedures, and preparation and grading of AP tests. For 2013, Auburn University and College Board will offer teacher workshops in the following areas: TBA

All workshop instructors will be College Board Endorsed Consultants unless otherwise designated, who have current information regarding AP* policies, including updates on any exam changes that may be occurring. All classes will be conducted on the campus of Auburn University. Specific classroom locations will be announced when that information becomes finalized.
APSI is a collaborative effort between:
Enrollment in each workshop is limited and these offerings are contingent upon sufficient demand. If you wish to attend, register early to ensure that your subject area will be offered and that you will have a seat in the class.
Continuing Education Credit
Those completing workshops successfully will be awarded a certificate for Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for the contact hours of instruction completed. A transcript showing CEU awards will be available for $5 from the Office of Public Service, 201 OD Smith Hall, Auburn University, AL 36849 two weeks after completion of any training program. Graduate credit is not available for these workshops.
Contact Us
To learn more about Auburn University's AP Summer Institute, contact Claire Twardy at (334) 844-5100 or by email at claire.twardy@auburn.edu
*College Board, AP, Advanced Placement Program, AP Vertical Teams, Pre-AP and the acorn logo are registered trademarks of the College Board. Used with permission.
Last Updated:August 9, 2012