George C. Marshall International Center - Learn - Education Programs


	Overview

	Marshall Immersion Workshop

	Field Trips to Dodona Manor

	School Presentations

	Docent Program

Sharing History with Others

Becoming a docent at Dodona Manor is a rewarding experience. History, preservation, and garden enthusiasts enjoy the experience of volunteering in a beautiful setting with a tremendous history.

Through a rigorous but fun process, Docents are educated about General George C. Marshall as well as the history of Dodona Manor. A handbook, Docent Guide, and biography are provided, and workshops and observation sessions combine to supply interested individuals with all of the education and support needed to become a full-fledged Dodona Manor Docent.

Learn more about becoming a Docent through one of our Docent Information Sessions. To find out when the next session will be held, contact Education Coordinator Pat Black at (703) 777-1880 or at dodonadocentpat@aol.com.

The George C. Marshall International Center affords numerous other volunteer opportunities for individuals interested in history and preservation. Click here for more information.

"They found in Marshall one of those rare teachers who made a difference, who opened minds in such a way that they never afterwards quite closed again or forgot the excitement of a new idea."

- Forrest Pogue
Marshall's official biographer


	Current Exhibit: "With Admiration and Affection" Saturdays 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sundays & Mondays 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. The Letters of George C. Marshall and Winston S. Churchill examines the remarkable correspondence of these two great twentieth- century leaders, whose relationship was forged in the crucible of world war.