Professor
Nora E. McMillan's
PUBLICATIONS:
"A Woman of Worth: Ana Maria del Carmen Calvillo," Tejano Epic, Essays
in Honor of Felix D.
Almaraz, Jr., edited by Arnoldo
de Leon. Austin: Texas State Historical Association,
forthcoming publication, Spring 2005.
"'Siendo
mi Derecho…' The Hispanic Woman's Legal Identity in the Spanish Southwest,"
South
Texas Studies (1999), Victoria College
Press. Published also in the The Journal of South Texas
(2000).
"The
Repatriation of Mexicans during the Great Depression," The Journal of South
Texas (1998),
Texas A & M at Kingsville, South Texas
Historical Association.
Entries
in The New Handbook of Texas, University of Texas Press, (1997):
"La Prensa," "Leonides
Gonzales," "Ignacio E. Lozano," "Nemesio Garcia
Naranjo."
"Colonia
Diez y Ocho de Marzo" [a surviving Mexican repatriation colonia]. Studies
in Matamoros and
Cameron County History (1997), University
of Texas at Brownsville.
"Biography
of a man and his newspaper," The Americas Review, (Winter 1989), Arte
Publico Press at
the University of Houston.
"The
Immigration Issue Between 1929 and 1954 as seen through La Prensa," South
Texas Studies
(1995), Victoria College Press.
ONLINE PUBLICATIONS:
Sights and Sounds of the Maya Past and Present. National Endowment for the Humanities, Summer Institute, 2006; also linked to Alamo Community Colleges' Go Global! website
Robert Runyon (1881-1968), Powerpoint presentation, part of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) map exercise "Impact of the Mexican Revolution on South Texas," Fall 2005. For overview of GIS Exercise #3, click here.
Juana Navarro Alsbury, Survivor of the Alamo, The Record Revisited. National Endowment for the Humanities, LANDMARKS OF AMERICAN HISTORY PROGRAM ~ “Remembering the Alamo,” July 2005.
Texas State Historical Association presentation, March 4-6, 2005, Fort Worth, Texas.
Mexico: Then and Now, funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Curriculum Guide and Exercises for web-based Geographic Information Systems(GIS)maps, Fall 2004
Morocco-Land of Contrasts~ Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad Program, Morocco - Summer 2004
Strategies for Success: Study Skills Online ~ for on-campus learners, created by Carol A. Keller and
Nora E. McMillan, ACCD Instructional Innovation grant, 2000
Making the Transition: Traditional to Online Courses, San Antonio College 75th Anniversary Technology
Exposition 2001, March 7-8, 2001
"Assessment of Two Retention Strategies used in the American History Classroom to Reduce Attrition Rates and to Enhance Student Performance,"SAC Instructional Innovation grant, 1999
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