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The U.S. in World War Ii • Austin THE U.S. IN WORLD WAR II • AUSTIN 2015 HUMANITIES TEXAS TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 8:30–8:45 a.m. Opening remarks Michael L. Gillette Humanities Texas 8:50–9:35 a.m. Turning Points of World War II in Europe Arnold Krammer WORKSHOP Texas A&M University The U.S. in World War II 9:40–10:25 a.m. Mobilization and the Home Front Maury Klein LOCATION University of Rhode Island Byrne-Reed House 1410 Rio Grande Street 10:45–11:30 a.m. The War in the Pacific Austin, Texas Brian Linn Texas A&M University DATE 11:35 a.m–12:20 p.m. American Women and World War II Thursday, February 12, 2015 Nancy Beck Young 8:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m. University of Houston 1:00–3:00 p.m. Primary source workshops with faculty THIS WORKSHOP WAS MADE POSSIBLE WITH SUPPORT FROM THE STATE OF TEXAS AND THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES. THE U.S. IN WORLD WAR II • AUSTIN 2015 HUMANITIES TEXAS TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM PARTICIPANT EVALUATIONS 100% 80% 60% TEACHER PARTICIPANTS PATRICK ADAMS, COMANCHE HIGH SCHOOL, COMANCHE 40% GUILLERMO AGUILAR, CONNALLY HIGH SCHOOL, AUSTIN PHILLIP BRISTOW, ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL, AUSTIN TIM CALLAHAN, WARREN HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO KATHLEEN CONNORS, MCCALLUM HIGH SCHOOL, AUSTIN 20% GRISELDA DE ALBA, EDISON HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO CAROL DE LEON, HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO PALAK DESAI, MICKEY LELAND COLLEGE PREPRATORY ACADEMY, HOUSTON SUSAN EDDINGTON, TAFT HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO 0% VALERIE ESTRADA-MEJIA, HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO l ee ee a ee ee r r tr r r GILBERT FLORES, BRACKENRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO g g u g g sa sa e a a i i n ly NICOLE FLORES, JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO d d g ly n g ro GRETCHEN FOSTER, BELTON HIGH SCHOOL, BELTON n st ro JENNA GARZA, HARMONY SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND COMMUNICATION, st AUSTIN ANNA GLASGOW, PATHWAYS ACADEMIC CAMPUS, KILLEEN Workshop was relevant and VERONICA GOMEZ, LEE HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO professionally useful. EMILY GREENE, PATHWAYS ACADEMIC CAMPUS, KILLEEN DIANA GUERRA, HARLINGEN HIGH SCHOOL, HARLINGEN MICHAEL GUYER, KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO Workshop was intellectually MICHAEL HAMBLET, PFLUGERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, PFLUGERVILLE stimulating. TRAVIS HARDY, CONNALLY HIGH SCHOOL, AUSTIN LESLIE HAUENSTEIN, LEANDER HIGH SCHOOL, LEANDER Workshop compares favorably with ERNEST HERRERA, HARMONY SCIENCE ACADEMY, SAN ANTONIO KATHREN HILL, REAGAN HIGH SCHOOL, AUSTIN other professional development GREGORY IZOR, AKINS HIGH SCHOOL, AUSTIN programs. ADRIAN JURADO, DEL VALLE HIGH SCHOOL, DEL VALLE MICHAEL KAHOE, DEL VALLE HIGH SCHOOL, DEL VALLE MARY LEDBETTER, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, AUSTIN LORI LERO, KINGWOOD PARK HIGH SCHOOL, KINGWOOD MARINA LONGORIA, HARLINGEN HIGH SCHOOL, HARLINGEN SERENA MCMILLON, CROCKETT HIGH SCHOOL, AUSTIN YOLANDA MORAN, EDISON HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO EMILY NEINAST, ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL, AUSTIN SONIA NOYOLA, ALICE HIGH SCHOOL, ALICE JOHN OLMSTEAD, SOUTH SAN ANTONIO HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO NATHAN PIPES, WARREN HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO DENISE PLASCENCIA, TAFT HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO JEFFREY RASP, DEL VALLE HIGH SCHOOL, DEL VALLE AMY RODRIGUEZ, SMITHSON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, NEW BRAUNFELS 1410 Rio Grande Street JUAN SAENZ, HARLINGEN HIGH SCHOOL, HARLINGEN Austin, Texas 78701 DEANNA SANTAGATA, HUTTO HIGH SCHOOL, HUTTO t: 512.440.1991 • f: 512.440.0115 CLIFFORD STANCHOS, MCCALLUM HIGH SCHOOL, AUSTIN www.humanitiestexas.org PHILLIP SWOPE, CALHOUN HIGH SCHOOL, PORT LAVACA CHRISTINE VELASQUEZ, AKINS HIGH SCHOOL, AUSTIN TRACY WEGLEITNER, BOERNE HIGH SCHOOL, BOERNE ELIZABETH WOLFF, BRANDEIS HIGH SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO JENNY WRAY, CLEMENS HIGH SCHOOL, SCHERTZ.
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