Models of social change in the Alamosa area will include job creation, income redistribution, affordable housing, public transportation and good, affordable child care. It's for people who are interested in history, social issues, or who simply love the blues, Parks said. The class will study Ford's influence on a uniquely American art form, Western myth as morality play, the role of the U.S. cavalry and Ford's fascination with Monument Valley in his films.
Class sizes are limited.
Graduate or upper-division undergraduate credit is available for most sessions. Paper summer schedule booklets and in-person registration are also available in the records office in Richardson Hall. If you'd like to have your professional activities or department events published, please contact Julie Waechter .