The Values of History
The Department of History and the University share the belief in the necessity of “a spirit of inclusiveness, a global perspective, and a sense of community as essential conditions for campus life.” As historians, we are acutely aware of the wide range of historical narratives. As teachers, we are dedicated to introducing our Texas State students to the variety of cultures and peoples that co-exist in our world. We are committed to the freedom of expression. We condemn bigoted speech, which threatens public safety, restricts academic freedom, and tacitly justifies hate. We believe that a fuller understanding of our shared pasts is essential to understanding our shared history and our common present.
Texas State University “firmly believes that the effects of discrimination . . . are extensive, long-lasting, and destructive to the university’s core values.”
Safety and Health Emergencies
Important Emergency Contact Phone Numbers
Department of History Main Office Number
From Campus Phone: 5-2142
From Other Phone: 512.245.2142
Resources for Student Belonging and Community
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Other Important Texas State University Campus Resources
Center for Diversity and Gender Studies – College of Liberal Arts
San Marcos Community Resources
Calaboose African American Museum
Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos
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