Texas State University-San Marcos, History. Thesis title: An Environmental History of the Wichita Rivers. Director: Dr. J. F. de la Teja.

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1 DR. JAHUE ANDERSON History Instructor North Central Texas College Bowie Campus, Graham Campus, and Online Bowie Campus ext 5226 Graham Campus ext 7108 Ph.D M.A B.A B.A Studies Abroad, 2000 EDUCATION Texas Christian University, United States History Dissertation title: Red Earth, Salty Waters: A History of Environmental Knowledge in the Upper Red River. Director: Dr. Todd Kerstetter. Texas State University-San Marcos, History. Thesis title: An Environmental History of the Wichita Rivers. Director: Dr. J. F. de la Teja. The University of Texas at Austin, History. The University of Texas at Austin, Geography. Universidad de Granada, Granada, Spain. AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Environmental History Texas History American West American Indian History Gilded Age and Progressive Era Geography PUBLICATIONS Articles The Wichita Valley Irrigation Project: Joseph Kemp, Boosterism, and Conservation in Northwest Texas, Agricultural History Volume 85 Issue 4 (Fall 2011). Guidebook to the Historic German Hill Country: Fredericksburg, ed. J. Frank de la Teja. (San Marcos: Southwest Texas State University Texas, Department of History, Historic Guidebook Series, 2003.) Skyliner Ballroom in The Handbook of Texas Music, ed. Roy R. Barkley. (Austin: Texas State Historical Association, 2003), Pp

2 Panther Hall in The Handbook of Texas Music, ed. Roy R. Barkley. (Austin: Texas State Historical Association, 2003), Pp Book Reviews Mark Finlay, Growing American Rubber: Strategic Plants and the Politics of Strategic Plants, in Southwestern Historical Quarterly 115:3 (July 2011). Claire Storm, Making Catfish out of Government Boys: The Fight Against Cattle Ticks and the Transformation of the Yeoman South, in Southwestern Historical Quarterly 114:3 (July 2010). Sterling Evans, Bound in Twine: The History and Ecology of the Henequen-Wheat Complex for Mexico and the American and Canadian Plains, , in Southwestern Historical Quarterly 112:3 (January 2009) Joe Nick Patoski, Big Bend National Park, in Southwestern Historical Quarterly 111 (2) (October 2007): David La Vere, Texas Indians, H-Net Americans Indians (2006). Gary Clayton Anderson, Conquest of Texas: Ethnic Cleansing in the Promised Land, , H-Net American Indians (2006). J Nell L. Pate, Livestock Hotels: America s Historic Hotels, in Southwestern Historical Quarterly 110:2 (October 2006) Geoff Cunfer, On the Great Plains: Agriculture and Environment in Southwestern Historical Quarterly 109:4 (April 2006) Paula Rebert, La Gran Linea: Mapping the United States Mexico Boundary, , in Historical Geography 34 (April 2006). Online Textbook Chapters Lesson 17: New Frontiers, the West and American Politics Redesign of U.S. History 1302 and Developmental Writing: A Redesign for a Paired Delivery to Improve Student Learning Success at the Undergraduate and High School Levels, The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board s Request for Proposal for the Texas Course Redesign Project: Phase III, Online Educational Curriculum Dam It! The Battle Over Hetch Hetchy, Subject Matter Expert, Educational Simulation, Active Learning Initiative Publication, Center for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment, University of North Texas,

3 CONFERENCE PAPERS The Falls of Wichita Falls: How Boosters Schemed to Improve Water in the Big Wichita River and Failed, Texas State Historical Association Meeting, Corpus Christi, Texas Homesteading Nesterville: Dugouts and Vernacular Architecture on the Red Rolling Plains, West Texas Historical Association Meeting, Wichita Falls, Texas Wires and Rails: Making Order on the North Texas Plains, Western Historical Association. Denver, Colorado The White Man s Road: Allotment and the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, American Society for Environmental History Conference. Tallahassee, Florida Educational Gaming: John Muir and the Battle Over Hetch Hetchy, National Council for History Education. Louisville, Kentucky Watering the Wichita Valleys: Reclamation on the Mesquite Plains, American Society for Environmental History Conference. St. Paul, Minnesota Cattle Ecology on the Mesquite Plains, Southwestern Social Sciences Association Conference. New Orleans, LA An Environmental History of the Wichita Rivers: Agriculture and Irrigation on the Mesquite Plains, Southwestern Social Science Association Conference, Corpus Christi, TX PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS Full-Time Instructorship Fall 2012 Present History Department, North Central Texas College Graham Campus, Bowie Campus, and Online. Adjunct Professorships History Department, Texas Christian University. Adjunct Professor, Texas History and United States History Surveys. Fall 2009 Tarrant County College, Northeast Campus, Adjunct Professor, United States History Surveys Office of the Provost, University of North Texas, Lecturer, United States History Surveys. Used WebCT Blackboard Online Learning Management System History Department, Texas Christian University. Lecturer, United States History Surveys. Used ECollege Online Learning Management System. 3

4 2006 History Department, Tarrant Community College, Northwest Campus. Lecturer, United States History Survey. Graduate Assistantships History Department, Texas Christian University. Graduate Assistant to Dr. Jodi Campbell, Professor of European History History Department, Texas Christian University. Research Assistant to Dean Don Coerver, Professor of Latin American History History Department, Texas State University-San Marcos. Graduate Assistant to Dr. James McWilliams, Professor of Colonial United States History. Used Blackboard Online Learning Management System. PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2002-present Texas State Historical Association 2010-present West Texas Historical Association 2012-present National Society for Leadership and Success 2012-present Texas Community College Teachers Association American Historical Association American Society for Environmental History National Council for History Education Western Historical Association Museum of North Texas History 2002-present Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Texas Watch Water Quality Monitor PROJECTS, FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS, & GRANTS Faculty Facilitator, Project Xtreme Makeover, Quality Enhancement Program, North Central Texas College, 2012-Present. Boller-Worcester Travel Grant, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX, Subject Matter Expert, Project Building Excellence in History Teachers (BEHT), Teaching American History Grant, Department of Education, Faculty Fellow, Redesign of U.S. History 1302 and Developmental Writing: A Redesign for a Paired Delivery to Improve Student Learning Success at the Undergraduate and High School Levels, The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board s Request for Proposal for the Texas Course Redesign Project: Phase III,

5 Formby Research Fellowship, Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library, Texas Tech University Faculty Fellow, Texas Course Redesign Project (House Bill #1), Redesign of U.S History Survey to Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Graduate Student Travel Grant, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX, Professor Emeritus Paul F. Boller Travel Fund Grant, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX, Professor Emeritus Paul F. Boller Travel Fund Grant, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX, 2005 Ben H. Procter Best Research Paper at Southwestern Social Science Association Conference, Corpus Christi, TX, 2004 for An Environmental History of the Wichita Rivers: Agriculture and Irrigation on the Mesquite Plains. SELECTED VOLUNTEER/COMMUNITY SERVICE Advisor for the North Central Texas College-Graham Campus Chapter of the National Society for Leadership and Success, 2012-present. Workshop Presenter, Texas Christian University, Advanced Placement Summer Institute, June Volunteer fundraising for Museum of North Texas History, Volunteer for the Center for Texas Music History, Texas State University-San Marcos,