Liberal Arts Lecture Archive
The Liberal Arts Lecture Archive is a project of Liberal Arts Instructional Technology Services (LAITS), a unit of the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Texas at Austin. The Archive will house video recordings of lectures by leading teachers and experts in the College which the College will provide via the Web to support classroom instruction, to edify the public, and to further the aims of liberal arts education.
The material that follows exemplifies what the College will make available through the Archive.
For further information, contact Tim Fackler with LAITS.
Master Lecture Series
Critical Realignments Revisited
Dr. Walter Dean Burnham, Professor Emeritus in Government and Frank C. Erwin, Jr. Centennial Chair Emeritus in State Government at the University of Texas at Austin discusses his work on stasis and change in American politics, April 5, 2006.Texas Politics Speaker Series
Redistricting and Its Consequences: Looking Forward
Former Texas state senator and Acting Lieutenant Governor Bill Ratliff (R-Mount Pleasant) and former Texas Speaker Pete Laney (D-Hale Center) discuss the implications of the latest round of political redistricting in Texas, February 26, 2006.
Muddy Waters: Implications of March Primary Elections in Texas
Political journalists Harvey Kronberg (Quorum Report), Ross Ramsey (Texas Weekly), and Evan Smith (Texas Monthly) discuss the politics of the 2006 primary elections in Texas, March 22, 2006.
The Promise of Coal and its Role in Texas' Energy Future
Texas Railroad Commissioner Michael Williams discusses the Railroad Commission, the FutureGen coal gasification project, and the future of energy policy in Texas, April 20, 2006.Topics in American Government
