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Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic (as of this writing), the Texas State Historical Association's 125th Annual Meeting will take place online from February 17–March 6, 2021. Online registration is currently open, and a schedule can be found at https://am.tsha.events/meeting-schedule-2021/.

Planning for the 126th Annual Meeting, March 3–5, 2022, in Austin, is underway. A call for proposals follows.

The program guide for the 1967 Annual Meeting of the Texas State Historical Association (TSHA). Pictured is TSHA's former home, the Eugene C. Barker Texas History Center. From University of North Texas Libraries' Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth331677/m1/1/ [Accessed Oct. 29, 2020]. [End Page 326]

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Call for Proposals

The Texas State Historical Association will hold its 126th Annual Meeting, March 3–5, 2022, in Austin, and the program committee is now calling for proposals for sessions and papers to be presented at the meeting.

A complete session proposal includes the following:

1. 1. Session title.

2. 2. Complete name, address, phone number, a one-page vita, and institutional affiliation (or hometown, in the case of lay historians) of the session chairman, paper presenters (either two or three), and commentator (for sessions with two paper presenters).

3. 3. Titles of the two or three individual papers.

4. 4. A brief summary of each paper.

Please see https://am.tsha.events/call-for-proposals-2022-sessions-papers/ for information on downloading a proposal worksheet in MS Word or PDF.

Each complete session is strictly limited to seventy-five minutes. To allow time for introductions and questions, each presentation in three-paper sessions should not exceed twenty minutes (about ten typewritten pages) and in two-paper sessions, each should be limited to twenty-five minutes (about twelve pages).

Individuals may submit a proposal for a single paper rather than a complete session. Although single papers are often difficult to combine into coherent sessions, committee members will make every effort to include such proposals in the program.

Papers presented should not have been delivered at a scholarly meeting or published prior to the 2021 Texas State Historical Association meeting. There are no objections to the papers being given again or published after the meeting.

Individuals who are to present papers at the 2021 meeting will be required to have a copy of their paper and a one-page vita in the hands of their session chairman and session commentator (in two-paper sessions) at least a month prior to the meeting.

As much as possible, participants in a given session should be from different institutions. Historians from outside Texas, but doing work in Texas-related studies, are encouraged to participate.

Individuals who participate in the TSHA's annual programs may present a paper once every three years or serve as a commentator once every two years. Session chairs may repeat annually, although the committee will make every effort to avoid repetition.

There are two ways to submit your proposal: you may either or submit it via email to AMProposals@tshaonline.org or send it to the following address: [End Page 328]

Texas State Historical Association

PO Box 5428

Austin, TX 78763

Proposals for the 2022 meeting in Austin must be received by February 3, 2021. Questions may be directed to AMProposals@tshaonline.org.

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Four hundred and eleven historic Texas photographs and imprints from the DeGolyer Library at Southern Methodist University are now available online. This "TexTreasures" digitization project was funded by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services through a grant to the Texas State Library and Archives Commission. The 254 photographs capture a visual history of Texas as it pertains to locations from around the state, spanning four decades (primarily ca. 1890–1923). The 157 documents, which cover a wide range of topics and genres, appear to be the only extant copies. For more information, visit https://digitalcollections.smu.edu/digital/collection/tex/search/searchterm/textreasures_2020.

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由于冠状病毒的持续流行（截至本文撰写），德克萨斯州历史协会第125届年会将于2021年2月17日至3月6日在网上举行。在线注册目前处于开放状态，时间表可在https：/上找到。 /am.tsha.events/meeting-schedule-2021/。

2022年3月3日至5日在奥斯丁举行的第126次年会的规划正在进行中。征集建议如下。

德克萨斯州历史协会（TSHA）1967年年会的节目指南。图为TSHA的故居Eugene C. Barker德州历史中心。从北德克萨斯大学图书馆门户网站到德克萨斯历史博物馆，https：//texashistory.unt.edu/ark：/ 67531 / metapth331677 / m1 / 1 / [2020年10月29日访问]。[结束页326]

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征求提议

得克萨斯州历史协会将在2022年3月3日至5日在奥斯丁举行第126届年度会议，该计划委员会现在正在呼吁在会议上提交会议建议和论文。

完整的会议建议包括以下内容：

1. 1.会话标题。

2. 2.会议主席，论文发表者（两名或三名）和评论员（与以下人员参加的会议）的全名，地址，电话号码，一页简历以及机构联系（如果是外行历史学家，则为家乡）两位纸质主持人）。

3. 3.两三篇论文的标题。

4. 4.每篇论文的简要摘要。

请参阅https://am.tsha.events/call-for-proposals-2022-sessions-papers/了解有关下载MS Word或PDF提案工作表的信息。

每个完整的会话严格限制为75分钟。为了留出时间进行介绍和提问，每篇论文在三篇论文中的发言时间不应超过二十分钟（大约十页打字页），在两篇论文中，每次演示文稿的时长不应超过二十五分钟（约十二页）。

个人可以提交一份论文而不是一个完整的会议的建议。尽管单篇论文通常很难合并成连贯的会议，但委员会成员将尽一切努力将此类建议纳入计划。

提交的论文不应在学术会议上发表或在2021年德克萨斯州历史协会会议之前发布。会议后再次发表论文或发表论文均无异议。

要在2021年会议上发表论文的个人，必须至少在会议召开前一个月的会议主席和会议评论员（以两纸会议形式）获得一份论文副本和一份一页的简历。会议。

给定会议的参与者应尽可能地来自不同的机构。鼓励来自得克萨斯州以外但正在从事与得克萨斯州有关的研究的历史学家参加。

参加TSHA年度计划的个人可以每三年发表一次论文，或者每两年发表一次评论。会议主席可能每年重复一次，尽管委员会将尽一切努力避免重复。

提交提案的方式有两种：您可以通过电子邮件或将其提交到AMProposals@tshaonline.org或将其发送到以下地址：[结束第328页]

德克萨斯州历史协会

邮政信箱5428

德克萨斯州奥斯丁78763

必须在2021年2月3日之前收到在奥斯汀举行的2022年会议的提案。有关问题，请联系AMProposals@tshaonline.org。

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现在，可以在线获取来自南方卫理公会大学DeGolyer图书馆的411张德克萨斯州历史照片和烙印。这个“ TexTreasures”数字化项目是由美国博物馆和图书馆服务学会通过得克萨斯州立图书馆和档案馆委员会资助的。254张照片捕获了德克萨斯州的视觉历史，因为它涉及该州各地的位置，跨越了40年（主要是1890–1923年）。157个文档涵盖了广泛的主题和体裁，似乎是现存的唯一副本。有关更多信息，请访问https://digitalcollections.smu.edu/digital/collection/tex/search/searchterm/textreasures_2020。

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贝勒大学口述历史学院宣布其即将举行的在线口述历史入门讲习班，该讲习班将于2021年2月3日和2月10日连续两个星期三上午开放。