February 26, 2021
New Article Explores Regional Park System
Geographer Rob Briwa shines some light on state parks, which are often an understudied feature of United States cultural landscapes, but a treasure trove cultural and heritage.
February 26, 2021
Geography Professor Reflects on Reading
Geographer Rob Briwa hasn’t let the trials of the last year impede on his research, recently publishing the article, “Bird Watching with The Peregrine: Towards Literary Geographies of Comfort Reading.”
September 4, 2020
Three Profs Contribute to First Open-Source AP U.S. History Textbook
Three Angelo State University professors have joined with other faculty from colleges and universities across the country to produce the first Open Educational Resource digital textbook for U.S. history that aligns with College Board Advanced Placement (AP) standards.
November 20, 2019
Fort Concho Elementary Students Texas History Course
On Nov. 20, 2019, 85 Concho Elementary 5th graders’ visited Dr. Powers’ History of Texas class. The Education Majors in History of Texas led a mini-Texas history lesson plan with groups of eight 5th graders. It was a great learning moment for both the college students as well as the Concho students!
November 12, 2019
Anonymous Gift to Fund New World War II Archive at Angelo State
Angelo State University’s College of Arts and Humanities has received a grant from an anonymous donor to fund the formation of a new George Ricks Memorial World War II Archive that will be housed in the ASU West Texas Collection.
November 4, 2019
Angelo State Honors Students to Present Research at National Conference
Ten students in the Angelo State University Honors Program have been selected to present their research projects at the 54th annual National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) Conference Nov. 6-10 in New Orleans, La.
October 1, 2019
Prof. Dickmeyer Named NEH Summer Scholar
Prof. Dickmeyer won a competitive fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to attend the 4-week 2019 summer institute “Colonial Experiences and Their Legacies in Southeast Asia.” She is incorporating this material into several Asian history courses at ASU.
October 1, 2019
Prof. Lynch Publishes a New Book
Prof. Sarah Lynch published a new book, Medieval Pedagogical Writings: An Epitome, Fall 2018, which is out now in paperback and downloadable e-book. Check it out here.
December 17, 2018
Prof. Ostrofsky Publishes on CNN
Prof. Kathryn Ostrofsky has just published an opinion piece for CNN about Sesame Street’s latest storyline tackling homelessness. Her expertise is based on her research on “Sesame Street.” Read the article here.
December 3, 2018
Angelo State History Department In the Top 10 of National Universities With Increasing Majors
In recent years, the numbers of history majors has been on the decline nationwide.