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Session 1
10:00 A.M.
Alamo Room
Session 2
10:00 A.M.
Longhorn Room
Thursday, February 28
Joint Session with the Texas Foundation for Women's
Resources
A New Frontier for Scholarship: Texas Women's His-
tory, Ruthe Winegarten, Presiding, Austin
Texas Women's History: The Texas Women's History
Project, Melissa B. Hield, People's History in Texas,
Inc.
Sociology Meets History in the Study of Texas Afro-
American Women, Rose Brewer, University of Texas,
Austin
Hispanic Women in Texas: Defining Historic Roles,
Martha P. Cotera, Austin
Women's Resources for the Texas History Scholar,
Elizabeth Snapp, Texas Woman's University
The History of Women in Texas: Significant Causes
for Celebration, Dorothy D. DeMoss, Texas Woman's
University
Joint Session with the Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department
Up from the Ruins: Research for Restoration and
Interpretation of Frontier Military Sites, Wilson E.
Dolman, Presiding, Texas Parks and Wildlife Depart-
ment
Building Military Sites: The Second Time Around,
Art Black and Dennis E. Cordes, Texas Parks and
Wildlife Department
A Moment in Time: Research Strategies for Repre-
sentative Interpretation, Jerry M. Sullivan, Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department
"Aren't You Hot in Those Clothes?": Preparation and
Implementation of a Living History Interpretive Pro-
gram, John Sutton, National Park Service, Fort
Davis
