TEXAS Outdoor Musical in Palo Duro Canyon, and the
Panhandle- Plains Historical Museum. This new partnership fuses their common interests of “promoting an understanding of and appreciation for the history of the Texas Panhandle,” and it’s all in collaboration with West Texas A&M University in Canyon, TX.
Learn more about this partnership
here, and listen to our full interview on the link below.
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MORE ABOUT THE PROJECT
(From WTAMU): Four WT students are actively finding ways to turn the temperature down in potentially contentious conversations through their
Hear Me Out campaign, part of the 2021 Public Relations Student Society of America Bateman Competition. WT’s team presentation is about 20 minutes long and includes a short experience piece when there is time for it. They conclude with a short survey.
The Bateman Competition is PRSSA (Public Relations Student Society of America) ’s national case study competition where students create and implement a full public relations campaign. This year, the goal is to help the Public Relations Society of America to reverse the corrosion of civility in American life and encourage respectful conversations in public discourse in all corners of society.
West Texas A&M University’s
Distinguished Lecture Series, listeners across the High Plains can enjoy live presentations by nationally-recognized scholars covering topics of interest to people of our region.
Tomorrow night, March 2nd at 7:00 pm CT, you’re invited to join the latest lecture featuring
Dr. Bryan M. Santin as he discusses “the rise of modern conservatism through a literary lens.”
The presentation is titled
“Postwar American Fiction and the Rise of Modern Conservatism: The Meaning of Ralph Ellison’s (Near) Invisibility on the Right.” Dr. Santin works as an assistant professor of English at Concordia University Irvine, and his talk will approach this topic from an historical and literary angle. Today on