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St. Mary\u27s School of Law Graduation, 2018
No full texthttps://commons.stmarytx.edu/grad2018/1014/thumbnail.jp
St. Mary\u27s School of Law Graduation, 2018
No full texthttps://commons.stmarytx.edu/grad2018/1016/thumbnail.jp
St. Mary\u27s School of Law Graduation, 2018
No full texthttps://commons.stmarytx.edu/grad2018/1033/thumbnail.jp
St. Mary\u27s School of Law Graduation, 2018
No full texthttps://commons.stmarytx.edu/grad2018/1034/thumbnail.jp
Mexican American Studies Symposium - Part 2: English Student Panel
No full textPanel Presentations:
1. David Hefner (Graduate - Department of English Literature and Language)
Title: Unit Plan - I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter and Sentipensante.
2. Julissa Cavazos (Undergraduate - Department of English Literature and Language)
Title: “A Chicana Feminist and Marxist Reading of I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter”
3. Osondra Fournier-Colon (Undergraduate - Department of English Literature and Language)
Title: “Happiness in the Face of Trauma: A Resistance”
4.Genevieve Kropp (Undergraduate - Department of English Literature and Language)
Title: “Necessary Conversations: An Analysis on Latina Mental Health
5. Nathan Pastrano (M.A. – Alumni - Department of English Literature and Language)
Title: “Unearthing Anti-Human History and Rhetoric in Title I Classrooms: Language as Liberation in Course Design for Teaching Future Texas Educators and Students”https://commons.stmarytx.edu/phpresentations/1002/thumbnail.jp
Aspen Leading Edge Podcast, Episode 113: The Untold Stories of Lethal Injection with Corinna Lain
No full textCorinna Lain, from the University of Richmond, discusses her new book, Secrets of the Killing State: The Untold Story of Lethal Injection, including the story of how she began writing the book and her research process. She also shares specific stories featured in the book, such as the origin of lethal injection and the stories of the executioners.https://commons.stmarytx.edu/edge/1082/thumbnail.jp
Indigenous Communities Suffer MultiGenerational Trauma (“SUSTO”) from the Trafficking and Slavery of Native Women and Children
No full textTrafficking and slavery have probably existed as long as humanity has existed. Despite efforts on many fronts, it will likely not be eradicated in our lifetimes. Bondage and abuse impose unthinkable suffering upon the immediate victims caught in the clutches of trafficking. Yet Native people and communities suffer unique, multi-generational, and almost permanent trauma, often referred to as susto. Our domestic law and policies have even resulted in the extinguishing of the formal legal Indian identity of Native victims and the destruction of their tribal connections. There is hope that the application of traditional prayer and ceremonies can provide some individual healing of psychological suffering. There is also the hope that our legal system will recognize this double injustice and provide remedies more consistent with our own Constitution, and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Brother Nature: Pursuing Zero-Waster at Casa Maria
No full textThis presentation focuses on evaluating waste production and management at Casa Maria, a Marianist community on campus, with the goal of establishing baseline data and offering sustainability recommendations grounded in the principles of reduce, reuse, and recycle. Insights from this initiative aim to inform broader sustainability efforts across the university
Muzibogun Poetry and the Engaged Citizen Poem
No full textThis is a poem written in Muzibogun about our sun goddess, Zeerotamo.https://commons.stmarytx.edu/docsinvlang2503/1001/thumbnail.jp
