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College of Liberal and Fine Arts Events
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18 - 18
2024 - 2025
Blackwell School Formally Established as National Park SiteThe Blackwell School once practiced de facto segregation, forcing Mexican American children to attend separate and under funded schools from their white peers has now been recognized as a National historic landmark with the help of UTSA Alumni.
Aug - Nov
1 - 2
2024
Cultural Bounty: The Beckstead•Lerma•Annala CollectionJoin us in our Rusell Hill Rogers Galleries for this exhibition highlighting a portion of the generous donation to UTSA Collections.
Sep - Oct
4 - 26
2024
Notes for TomorrowJoin us for Notes for Tomorrow, a travelling exhibition curated by the ICI.
Sep
18
2024
Growing Compassion as a LeaderThis workshop will explore what it means to center compassion when working with and building community with others.
September 3, 2024
Center for Dialogue & Deliberation promotes civil discourse in tumultuous timesPublished by UTSA Today
One of UTSA’s newest centers aims to meet a critical need for students. The Center for Dialogue & Deliberation (CDD) is equipping students with the skills and space they need to discuss difficult topics and disagree constructively.
September 1, 2024
Dr. Gregg L. Michel publishes book, Spying on Students, The FBI, Red Squads, and Student Activists in the 1960s SouthCongratulations to Dr. Gregg Michel for the publication of his book, Spying on Students, The FBI, Red Squads, and Student Activists in the 1960s South, LSU Press.
August 26, 2024
Joe Harjo receives Joan Mitchell FellowshipJoe Harjo, UTSA School of Art alum and faculty, is 1 of 15 recipients of this year's Joan Mitchell Foundation Fellowship.
