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Finally, on February 26, Humanities Texas will partner with the Texas State Historical Association to hold a one-day workshop on Texas history from Reconstruction to the present.

The workshop faculty includes Randolph B. Cummins Austin College , Michael L. Gillette Humanities Texas , Joseph A. All workshops are free and will feature close interaction with scholars, the examination of primary sources, and the development of effective pedagogical strategies and engaging assignments and activities.

Content will be aligned with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills TEKS , and particular emphasis will be placed on newly added or revised standards. Registration for the January workshops is now closed. You must be a confirmed participant to attend. More information about applying to the February workshops is available on our website. His research interests are the history of Tejanos and the borderlands of Mexico and the United States.

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With funding from the National Research Council, he is currently studying the history of Texas and northern Mexico in the period — Previously, he was a middle school teacher for six years and a high school teacher for eighteen years. His dissertation explored critics of Abraham Lincoln from the s to the present. Benedict is a recognized authority in Anglo American constitutional and legal history, the history of civil rights and liberties, the federal system, the Civil War, and Reconstruction.

He has published over forty essays in leading American history and law journals in addition to half a dozen history books and textbooks.

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He serves as parliamentarian of the American Historical Association and is currently working on the constitutional politics of the Reconstruction Era. He has served as editor of Southwestern Historical Quarterly since Light T. Cummins Texas history workshop is the state historian of Texas and the Guy M.

Bryan Professor of American History at Austin College in Sherman, Texas, where he has been a member of the history department since and chair of that department for the past several years. He received a PhD in history from Tulane University. Cummins's research specialty is the history of Spanish and Mexican Texas, along with Spanish Louisiana and the lower Mississippi valley.

He was named a Minnie Stevens Piper Professor in Michael L.

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Gillette Texas history workshop has been executive director of Humanities Texas since In addition to the Archives position, which he held since , Gillette also served as liaison to the Foundation for the National Archives from its creation in until She teaches courses on the social history of the Confederate States of America and the American South from to Patrick J.

Before coming to UTSA in , he served as lecturer in social studies at Harvard University and visiting professor of history at Tufts University, and has also received fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Council of Learned Societies. His current project is an examination of the economic, military, and ideological connections between the U. Civil War and French intervention into Mexico. Joseph A. Pratt Texas history workshop is chair of the history department and Cullen Professor of History and Business at the University of Houston.

His most recent books are Voice of the Marketplace , a history of the National Petroleum Council, and Prelude to Merger , a history of the Amoco Corporation from to Article PDF first page preview. Issue Section:. You do not currently have access to this article. Download all figures. Sign in.

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