Swinney, Everett, 1991 November 19

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Scope and Contents

During his interview, Professor Swinney discusses curriculum changes within the history department, the changing size of Texas State University, department of history faculty, and predictions of the future for Texas State University. Professor Swinney’s interview covers the years 1957-1991.

Dates

1991 November 19

Creator

From the Collection: Southwest Texas State University. Department of History (Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

Sealed until Jan 1, 2018. Collection now open to researchers without restriction.

Biographical note

Professor Swinney came to Texas State University in 1957. He remained at the university for forty-eight years. During his career Professor Swinney wrote various journal articles and published his book Suppressing the Ku Klux Klan: The Enforcement of the Reconstruction Amendments. He also served as chairman for the Department of History, acting Dean of Liberal Arts and Special Assistant to the President. His honors include the Alumni Distinguished Teacher Award, Who's Who in America, Honors' Professor of the Year, the Presidential Teaching Award, the Faculty Senate Excellence in Teaching Award and the Excellence in Leadership Award.