Cameron Addis Curriculum Vitae
"Jefferson and Education" in A Companion to Thomas Jefferson, by 
Jefferson's Vision for Education, 1760-1845 New York: Peter Lang AG, 2003.
Jefferson's ideas on education evolved over sixty years - from his adolescent years at The College of William and Mary, through the Revolution and election of 1800, to his death in 1826. In 1776, he saw public education as the cornerstone of Virginia's revolution and hoped it would help destroy aristocratic and denominational privilege, create opportunities based on merit, foster humanism and encourage the political awareness necessary for a republican society. Though limited to white males, public education was a progressive idea for its time. Jefferson's Vision for Education, 1760-1845 examines why Jefferson subverted the democratic spirit of his early plans, and how well other political and religious dimensions of his vision materialized at the University of Virginia during its first twenty years
"North American Observations of the Transit of Venus, 1769" - Second Annual Conference, Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture, Boulder, Colorado, 1996.
"The Whitman Massacre: Religion and Manifest Destiny on the Columbia Plateau, 1809-1858" - Journal of the Early Republic 25.2 (2005): 221-258.
Carolyn Banks Curriculum Vitae
The Darkroom. Viking Press, 1980.
"In this novel the character of William Holland is based on the high-profile case of Bradford Bishop, the State Department official who, in 1976, murdered his mother, his wife, and his three children in their suburban Maryland home. Allegedly, Bishop loaded the five battered bodies into the family station wagon and drove all night to a wooded grove in North Carolina. There, he dug a pit, dumped the remains of his loved ones, doused them with kerosene and set them afire. Smoke from the fire was spotted and the bodies were discovered and identified. Bradford Bishop, however, was long gone."
"Piece of Mind". Weekly column. Austin American Statesman. Online.
Sex and the Septuagenerarian. By Carolyn Banks. Dir. Carolyn Banks. Marchesa Theatre, Austin, Texas. SXSW Shortcase, Austin Film Society. 12 March 2016. Performance.
Linda L. Cox Curriculum Vitae
"The Convergence of Ricoeur's and Von Wright's Complex Models of History"" by David Dettmer Curriculum Vitae
"Benedicere Benedictus: A Profile of H.Y. Benedict" in The Texas Book Two: More Profiles, History, and Reminiscences of the University - edited with an introduction by David Dettmer. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2014. Focus on American History Series, Don Carleton, series editor.
The Texas Book Two: More Profiles, History, and Reminiscences of the University - edited with an introduction by David Dettmer. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2012. Focus on American History Series, Don Carleton, series editor.
"When the Poor Boys Ruled the Campus: A Requiem for B. Hall" in The Texas Book: Profiles, History and Reminiscences of the University, edited by Richard Holland. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2006.
Patrick R. Frank Curriculum Vitae
The Opposite of People. New York: Four Way Books, 2015.
Lyman Grant Curriculum Vitae
Letters of Roy Bedichek by 
Short Fiction: Classic and Contemporary, 6th ed. by W. Joe Hoppe Curriculum Vitae
Diamond Plate by “God Willing and the Creek Don’t Rise”, Performance,100 Year Flood, FUSEBOX Festival, April 2-12, 2015, Lamar Boulevard Bridge over Lady Bird Lake, Austin, Texas. Ongoing, Web.
“Writing is Rewriting: Teaching Revision in the Creative Writing Workshop” – Joe Hoppe, Charlotte Gullick, Doug Dorst, Mary Helen Specht, and Jenn McClanaghan, National Conference, Association of Writers and Writing Programs, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 2015.
"Strategies for Improving Vertical Alignment: Implementation of a College-Readiness Collaborative of Secondary and Post-Secondary Educators" by "Ancient DNA from Early Human Burials in the Argentine Puna: Insights into Burial Practices and South American Population History" - Deborah Bolnick, Elizabeth Pintar, Jorge Martinez, Marcela Diaz-Matallana, and Jaime Mata-Miguez, Annual Meeting, Society of American Archaeology, Austin, Texas, 2014.
"Ancient DNA from Early to Mid-Holocene Burials in Northwestern Argentina: Implications for Understanding the Colonization and Early Populations of South America" - D.A. Bolnick, M. Diaz-Matallana, J. Mata-Miguez, E. Pintar, and J.G. Martinez, Annual Meeting, American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 2014.
"Continuidades e Hiatos Ocupacionales durante el Holceno Medio en el Borde Oriental de la Puna Salada, Antofagasta de la Sierra, Argentina".
Hunter-Gatherers from a High-Elevation Desert, Northwest Argentina by "Obsidian Projectile Points: Patterns of Variation and Range of Mobility During the Mid-Holocene in the Salt Puna of NW Argentina, South-Central Andes" - Elizabeth Pintar and Jorge G. Martinez, Annual Meeting, Society of American Archaeology, Austin, Texas, 201
"Understanding Foraging Radius and Mobility in a High Desert" by E.L. Pintar and M.F. Rodriguez. Publication Date: Journal of Archaeological Science 59 (2015): 142-158.
The Science Fiction Handbook by Andres Tijerina Curriculum Vitae
Lone Star Pasts : Chapter 7: "Constructing Tejano Memory" by 
Early Tejano Ranching by 
"Foreigners in Their Native Land: The Violent Struggle between Anglos and Tejanos for Land Titles in South Texas during Reconstruction" in Still the Arena of Civil War: Violence and Turmoil in Reconstruction Texas, 1865-1874. by El Mesquite: a story of the early Spanish settlements between the Nueces and the Rio Grande, as told by "la posta del palo alto" by 
"Rafael Antonio Manchola: Tejano Soldier, Statesman, Ranchero" in Tejano Leadership in Mexican and Revolutionary Texas; edited by Jesus F. de la Teja"Research and Writing a Book Report in the Digital Age" - Andres Tijerina, Organization of American Historians, Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., 2010.
"The State of Coahuila y Tejas in 1824: A Governor's View from Saltillo" by 
Tejano Empire: life on the south Texas ranchos by 
Tejanos and Texas Under the Mexican Flag, 1821-1836. by 
"Tejanos" in The United States and Mexico at War: Nineteenth-Century Expansionism and Conflict; edited by Donald S. Frazier."The Textbook as a Springboard to Critical Analysis"- Bill Montgomery and Andres Tijerina, Organization of American Historians, Annual Meeting, Houston, Texas, 2011.
"Trans-Nueces" in The United States and Mexico at War: Nineteeth-Century Expansionism and Conflict; edited by Donald S. Frazier.
Vietnam War Memoirs of Andres Tijerina in "A War Remembered", The Vietnam Experience series by "Vigilante Raids: Violence, Discrimination, and Land Dispossession against Tejanos in the 1870s" - Andres Tijerina, Texas State Historical Association, Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, 2014.
