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 2012-2013 Brown Bags
William P. Clements Center for Southwest Studies
Brown Bag Lecture Series
in the Texana Room of the DeGolyer Library
on the campus of Southern Methodist University
6404 Hyer (formerly
Hilltop) at McFarlin Blvd.12 noon to 1 p.m.
During the semester the
Clements Center organizes monthly programs for SMU
faculty, staff, graduate students, and members of
the community who are interested in topics related
to the Southwest. Presentations are wide-ranging
and interdisciplinary, often reporting on current
research, recent publications, or new exhibitions.
Don't forget to bring your lunch!
September
19, 2012
The Piņon Pine Story
John Ubelaker
Professor of Biological Sciences, Southern
Methodist University and
Director Emeritus, SMU-inToas
October 24,
2012
A Lager Landscape:
The Cultural Economy of Beer in the Great Southwest
Paula Lupkin
Clements Fellow for the
Study of Southwestern America
November
14, 2012
The Beloved Communities:
Mexico's Melting Pot and the Making of American
Civil Rights
Ruben Flores
Clements Fellow for the
Study of Southwestern America
January 30, 2013
Hippies and Indians: The New Mexico
Story
Sherry L.
Smith
University Distinguished
Professor of History and Associate Director of the
Clements Center for Southwest Studies, Southern
Methodist University
February 13,
2013
Houston Bound:
Space, Sound, and the Making of a Multiracial City
Tyina
Steptoe
Summerlee
Fellow for the Study of Texas History
March 27,
2013
Saved by Christ, Sanctified
by Crude:
Texas Oil and the New Evangelicalism in Cold War
America
Darren Dochuk
Clements Center Senior Fellow for the Study of
Southwestern America
April 17, 2013
Tracing Apache Captives from
the Southwest Out in the Eighteenth Century
Paul Conrad
The David J. Weber
Fellow for the Study of Southwestern America
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