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Margaret Vaverek

Margaret Vaverek

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My Guides

1776 vs. Hamilton on the Slavery Question: “Who Stinketh the Most?”

1793 Yellow Fever (Philadelphia)

1918 Influenza Epidemic (Spanish Flu)

Academic Freedom

African American History

African American Studies in Credo Reference

America in the 1960s

Black Lives Matter

Black Women, Black Protest

Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)

Early American History

ENG 3301: Critical Theory and Practice for English Majors

ENG 3307: Introduction to the Study of Film

ENG 3316: Film Adaptation

ENG 3342: Editing

English Literature

Finding Primary Sources, Evaluating & Using Websites, Avoiding Plagiarism

GEO 3301: Research Methods in Geography

GEO 3305: Climatology

GEO 3340: Political Geography.

GEO 4313: Environmental Management

GEO 4340: Fundamental Themes in Geography

GEO 5300: Applied Research Design and Techniques.

GEO 7300: Advanced Geographic Research Design

GEOL 1420: Historical Geology

GEOL 3410 - Sedimentation & Stratigraphy

GEOL 4330A: Introduction to Petroleum Geology

HIST 1310: U.S. History to 1877

Hist 1320 Dr. Brown

HIST 1320 Honors: U.S. History from 1877

HIST 1320: U.S. History from 1877

HIST 2312: World Civilization from the 17th C.

HIST 3368Y: Quakers

HIST 4304 "Riddles of Rome"

Hist 4318Y Global Teenager

HIST 4399- Europe 1900-1914 (Menninger)

HIST 4399-Indigenous Peoples of the Greater Southwest to 1900

HIST 4399: (Menninger) Europe Between the Wars 1918-1939

HIST 4399: Senior Research Seminar

HIST 4399: Senior Research Seminar, Latin American History

HIST 5313: Early American History 1763-1787

HIST 5350: Captivity & the American Frontier

HIST 5350: Frontier in American History

HIST 5360: American Historiography

HIST 5361: Historiography and Methods

HIST 5376: Local History

Hist. 1320 1877 to date Dr. Goldstone

Hist. 4350W-World War I (The Great War)

HON 3396Q: Public Policy for Energy, the Environment, and Global Sustainability.

International Studies- ROMO

LS 5370: Advanced Legal Research & Writing

Mahatma Gandhi Resources

Newspaper Articles for Current Events

PA 3301: Political Institutions & Public Service

Palestine- Resources @ Texas State University

PHIL 3314: American Philosophy

PHIL 4372: Latin American Philosophy

PHIL 4388.412: Nihilism in Philosophy

PHIL 5314: American Philosophy

Piracy through the Ages

Political Science

POSI 2304: Introduction to Political Science

POSI 3301: Political Institutions

POSI 3314: State and Local Government

POSI 3321: Campaigns & Elections

POSI 3347: Politics of Modern SE Asia

POSI 3351: Urban Management and Regional Policy

POSI 4326: Media & Public Opinion

POSI 4399: Political Communication in American Politics

POSI 5338 American Political Discourse

Primary Resources

Primary Sources- What Are They?

PSY 3402: Experimental and Research Methods

PSY 3402: Experimental and Research Methods - McKelvain

PSY 5198 - MAPR

Regulations-State & Federal

SPAN 3305: Dr. Locklin

SPAN 3308: Advanced Composition

SPAN 5321 Dr. Beale- Rivaya

Technical Communication

Texas Administrative Code & Texas Register

Texas State Intensive English (TSIE) Library Resources

Treaties & International Agreements

U.S. Social Justice & Reform Movements

U.S. Women's History to 1877

World Languages & Literatures

My Subject Specialties

English Geography History Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology World Languages and Literatures