3,755 schools in 50 states and 56 countries (that we know of, as of Apr. 16, 2013) had teachers and librarians who have used ProCon.org in their teaching and reference materials. Those elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, colleges, and universities are listed below along with links to the lessons themselves whenever available. We add schools to this list when we see that an educator (not a student) from that school has referenced ProCon.org, usually in a lesson plan, suggested resources list, social media reference to our content, published work, or as a response to our two-minute Teacher/Librarian Survey.

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C. COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES (50)
	SCHOOL / PROGRAM	LOCATION	SUBJECT	RESOURCE DESCRIPTION
1.	Abilene Christian University	Abilene, Texas	English	REVISED instructions for final exam (262KB) English professor Chris Willerton links to Concealed Guns ProCon.org as a resource for a Final Exam assignment.
2.	Adams State University	Alamosa, Colorado	English	Survey Response (162KB) English professor Rhonda Schoenecker "required students to choose a candidate and support the choice with information and data from procon.org and other sources."
3.	Adel DeSoto Minburn Community High School	Adel, Iowa	Geography	Survey Response (467KB) Geography teacher Jim DePue refers students to Israeli-Palestinian Conflict ProCon.org. "It requires more complex thinking because of the use of primary sources by ProCon."
4.	Adelphi University	Garden City, New York	Library/Reference	Find Two Sides of an Issue (163KB) Library webpage links to ProCon.org and states: "ProCon.org is a free website but often a good place to start when thinking about controversial topics and looking for ideas."
5.	Adirondack Community College	Queensbury, New York	Library/Reference	Controversial Issues (203KB) Library resource page links to ProCon.org.
6.	Administrative Office of the Courts, South Central Region	not available, Kentucky	Social Studies	Teacher Survey (13KB) Crystal Bohlander, Training and Program Development Coordinator at a Kentucky school for first time criminal offenders, used ProCon.org in her class to help her students find "quality information on both sides of the issue at hand."
7.	Advanced Technologies Academy	Las Vegas, Nevada	Library/Reference	Library Blog (38KB) Library webpage for internet searches. Links to ProCon.org.
8.	Aims Community College	Greeley, Colorado	Social Studies	Online Courses (382KB) College professor Dr. Amy Glenn's webpage with resources for several online courses. Links to ProCon.org under "Election Resources," saying it is a site that offers "an unbiased look at the candidates' stands on the issues."
9.	Air University - Muir S. Fairchild Research Information Center	Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama	Library/Reference	Arab Israeli Conflict (36KB) Provides internet resources for 2008 election information. Links to 2008 Election ProCon.org.
10.	Alabama A&M University	Normal, Alabama	Library/Reference	Library Databases - Controversial Issues (190KB) List of databases and websites made available to students. Links to ProCon.org.
11.	Albany Law School	Albany, New York	Library/Reference	2008 Presidential Election Coverage (82KB) List of resources for the study of the dynamics of the conflict and future challenges. Links to Israeli-Palestinian ProCon.org.
12.	Allan Hancock College	Santa Maria, California	Library/Reference	Other Online Sources - Argumentative and Persuasive Research (251KB) Library guide on "Argumentative and Persuasive Research" links to ProCon.org as an online resource for students to find sources.
13.	Allegheny College	Meadville, Pennsylvania	World Regional Geography	World Regional Geography - ES340 (26KB) Reading assignment on the social aspects of Jews and Arabs living side by side. Links to Israeli-Palestinian ProCon.org.
14.	Alvernia University	Reading, Pennsylvania	Library/Reference	Library Guide (82KB) A library guide for Composition and Research listed ProCon.org under "Getting Started."
15.	Alverno College	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Communications, Journalism	Survey Response (27KB) Journalism teacher Dave Edwards uses ProCon.org in his class "to illustrate that there are various points of view on every issue."
16.	American Graduate School in Paris	Paris France	Other	Survey Response (163KB) Associate Professor of International Relations Dr. Steve McGiffen thinks using ProCon.org helped to improve his students' critical thinking skills and says "I wish there was a site of this kind for all the other issues I have to teach!"
17.	American Public University System	Charles Town, West Virginia	Library/Reference	SPHE319 Sports and Drugs (124KB) American Public University System (two online universities: American Public University and American Military University) linked to Sports and Drugs ProCon.org in a course guide.
18.	American River College	Sacramento, California	Library/Reference Speech	MLA Jeopardy (45KB) American River College's library uses Milk ProCon.org as an example of how to cite websites in a PowerPoint presentation on MLA citations. Guide to Information on Social issues (139KB) The guide for Speech 311 - Argumentation & Debate, taught by professor Paul Duax, links to Medical Marijuana ProCon.org.
19.	American University	Washington, District of Columbia	English	Survey Response (43KB) Adjunct instructor Connie Gelb uses ProCon.org in the classroom.
20.	American University of Beirut	Beirut Lebanon	Library/Reference	Research Guide (107KB) A library guide for research linked to ProCon.org.
21.	American University of Sharjah	Sharjah United Arab Emirates	Library/Reference	Library Guide (105KB) A library guide for WRI 102: Writing and Reading Across the Curriculum listed ProCon.org as a source for finding topics.
22.	Amherst College	Amherst, Massachusetts	Political Science	American Politics / Foreign Policy - Political Science 30 (109KB) Syllabus and reading assignments. Links to US-Iraq ProCon.org.
23.	Anderson University	Anderson, South Carolina	English	Survey Response (82KB) Instructor S. Larson is using ProCon.org in a Fall 2010 English 101 class to spur discussion of social networking for the purpose of refining critical thinking. Larson says "Thanks for a very helpful tool."
24.	Andover Newton Theological School	Newton Centre, Massachusetts	Library/Media	Library resource (76KB) The Franklin Trask Library's Facebook page links to ProCon.org and writes that it "offers a starting point for critical reflection on hot-button topics in the public square."
25.	Anna Maria College	Paxton, Massachusetts	Other	Weel 01 - Drug Use, Abuse and the Law (13KB) Class webpage for week one on "Drug Use, Abuse and the Law." Links to ACLU ProCon.org
26.	Anne Arundel Community College	Arnold, Maryland	Library/Reference Other	Library Page - Election 2008: The Candidates In-depth (122KB) List of sources for information about the 2008 presidential candidates. Links to 2008 Election ProCon.org. Teacher Survey (81KB) Assistant Professor Anne Steinhilber has referred students to ProCon.org.
27.	Anoka Technical College	Anoka, Minnesota	Speech/Debate	Prof. Jennifer Bingle Spech/Debate Class (88KB) Community College taecher uses ProCon.org as a foundation for building policy debate.
28.	Antelope Valley College	Lancaster, California	Library/Reference	Controversial Issues (127KB) The college library links to ProCon.org as a resource for researching controversial issues.
29.	Appalachian State University	Boone, North Carolina	Social Studies	Survey Response (27KB) Social studies teacher uses ProCon.org as a required reading and to aid in the review of subjects being discussed in class. "Easy to understand, not too theoretical."
30.	Arapahoe Community College Library	Littleton, Colorado	Library/References	Delicious links (147KB) The Arapahoe Community College library linked to ProCon.org on its delicious page.
31.	Argosy University	Washington, District of Columbia	Other	Twitter (574KB) Professor Jackie Gerstein linked to ProCon.org on her Twitter page.
32.	Arizona State University	Phoenix, Arizona	Library/Reference English	Fletcher Library at the West Campus - Quick Reference (137KB) Reference guide with links published by the Arizona State University Library. Links to ProCon.org under "Controversial Issues." ENG 102 Online Forum (31KB) English Professor Peter Goggin's online assignment on the arguments on death and dying for a first-year writing class. Links to Euthanasia ProCon.org.
33.	Arizona Western College	Yuma, Arizona	English	Survey Response (269KB) Associate English Faculty member Eliana Osborn refers her students to ProCon.org for an argumentative essay unit.
34.	Arkansas State University	Jonesboro, Arkansas	Library/Reference	2012 Election Guide (210KB) Library webpage links to 2012 Election ProCon.org and shows "2012 Presidential Candidate Positions on 61 Issues" under the "Presidential Candidates on the Issues" section.
35.	Arkansas Tech, Ozark Campus	Ozark, Arkansas	Other	Survey Response (152KB) Adjunct Instructor Mary Allbright has referred students to ProCon.org or used ProCon.org in her instruction, and says it helped to improve her students' critical thinking skills.
36.	Armstrong Atlantic State University	Savannah, Georgia	Library/Reference	Lane Library Blog (106KB) Head of Technical Services at Armstrong Atlantic State University's Lane Library writes an entry about ProCon.org on the library's blog, saying "all content is non-partisan and balanced." Links to ProCon.org.
37.	Ashford University	Clinton, Iowa	English	Survey Response (89KB) Instructor Amy Morris-Jones uses ProCon.org to help students create an argumentative research essay. She finds that ProCon.org "helps them to be sure they're addressing the opposition effectively."
38.	Ashland Community College	Ashland, Kentucky	English	Survey Response (29KB) English as a second language teacher uses ProCon.org to help advanced English students practice with meaningful discussion.
39.	Ashland University	Ashland, Ohio	English	Reading 4 (23KB) Reference guide with internet links. Links to Under God ProCon.org.
40.	Asnuntuck Community College	Enfield, Connecticut	Library/Reference	Voting, Politics (243KB) Asnuntuck Community College Learning Resource Center page on voting and politics. Links to ProCon.org three times.
41.	Assumption College	Worcester, Massachusetts	English	ENG 201 - Argument & Persuasion (188KB) Library webpage links to ProCon.org under the "Suggested Websites" section.
42.	ATA College	Louisville, Kentucky	Science	Survey Response (44KB) Instructor/nurse Nanette Mosser says she uses ProCon.org in the classroom.
43.	Athens State University	Athens, Alabama	Library/References	Helpful Internet Resources (144KB) Library webpage with "a variety of authoritative, reputable Internet resources." Links to ProCon.org under "Government and Political Science."
44.	Atlantic Cape Community College	Mays Landing, New Jersey	Library/Reference	Argumentative Essay (295KB) Library webpage links to ProCon.org under the "Helpful websites" as a resource for an "Argumentative Essay" guideline.
45.	Auburn University	Auburn, Alabama	English	Chapter 08. Standards, Teaching, Learning (236KB) Instructor Heather Pavletic links to Standardized Tests ProCon.org on her English 1100 wiki, under "Standards Are Too Objective."
46.	Augusta State University	Augusta, Georgia	Library/Reference	Find Articles (208KB) Library webpage links to ProCon.org as resource for students.
47.	Aurora University	Aurora, Illinois	Library/Reference	Websites (144KB) Library webpage links to ProCon.org as a resource for students.
48.	Austin College	Sherman, Texas	Science, Social Studies	Social Sciences Subject Guide (462KB) Subject Guide webpage links to ProCon.org under the "Internet Sites" section.
49.	Austin Community College	Austin, Texas	Library/Reference	Library Research Guide (153KB) Links to ProCon.org in the "Think Tanks & Public Policy Groups" category. States that ProCon.org "can be very useful when trying to find a research topic."
50.	Azusa Pacific University	Azusa, California	Library/References	Current Events, Opposing Viewpoints, and Controversial Issues (677KB) Librarian Denise Gehring's webpage with resources for internet research on current events and controversial issues. Links to ProCon.org and includes ProCon.org's RSS feed.

Last updated on 4/17/2013 5:28:17 PM PST