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Longhorns,

AFR 370 / HIS 365G Power and Place: Making Texas History has opened more seats for Spring 2021.

Class meets online MW 1:00-2:15 pm | Unique #31190 | #39480

Taught by Dr. Traci-Ann Wint and Dr. Edmund T. Gordon, Vice Provost of Diversity, the course fulfills requirements you may still need to meet:
√ United States History Core
√ Cultural Diversity Flag
√ Independent Inquiry Flag
√ Ethics Flag

What are the stories told about Texas’s history? Where are the places that help those stories be told? The State Capitol grounds, the Alamo in San Antonio, the South Mall on UT’s campus, and even the Barbara Jordan statuary at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport are but a few examples of the commemorative and memorialized sites that convey accounts of Texas history. This course explores places in the Texas landscape as windows into Texas history and the political and social thinking that have formed our understandings of the past.

For more information, please visit bit.ly/spring21onlinecourses

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