Other El Centro History Department Pages Cochise, Hohokam, and Mogollon  Peoples Olmec Page Ancient Pueblos (Anasazi) Aztec & Inca Page El Centro Time Machine: 1877 1920s 1930s Videos Texas Indians Dallas History Search El Centro History Department Sites

History Department El Centro's History Links and Resources: History 1301 Helper - U.S. through 1877 History 1302 Helper - U.S. 1877-Present Magical History Tour American Indian Links - from Aztec to Zuni  Texas History & Culture World Civilization Africa and African-Americans Southwestern Studies and Mexican-Americans Capstone Program: American Indians at the  Dallas Museum of Art Geography Anthropology and Archaeology Pottery Page Caddo Indians Coahuiltecan Indians of Texas Karankawa Indians of Texas Tonkawa Indians of Texas Wichita Indians of Texas Plains Indians of Texas The Oregon Trail and Pioneers The Old West Puerto Rico History Links Day of the Dead Christopher Columbus Pre-Columbian Peoples of the Americas

Wanda Downing Jones: M.A. University of Texas (Arlington), 1988; History Department Coordinator; e-mail at wej5475@dcccd.edu or wandaron@ix.netcom.com; telephone (214) 860-2676; office A524.

Dr. Connie G. Killebrew:  PhD., University of Texas (Arlington); Adjunct Instuctor; telephone (214) 860-2676; office A524

Gene E. Pouncy: B.F.A., M.L.A. Southern Methodist University; teaches the African-American History course as well as various English Department courses. 

HIST 1301 History of the United States through 1877 (3) HIST 1302 History of the United States, 1877-Present (3) HIST 2321 World Civilization through 1500 (3) HIST 2322 World Civilization since 1500 (3)  HIST 2381   African-American History (3) TELECOURSES     History 1301 & 1302

HIST 2380 The Heritage of Mexico (3) Mexican-American History HIST 2301 Texas History (3) Southwestern Studies Learning Communities: Society & Social History:  Conflict and Connections History 1302 and Sociology 1301 (6) Chains to Change:  A Study of History and Culture History 1301 and Sociology 1301 (6)

This course may be taken as History 2301 (Texas History) or History 2380 (Heritage of Mexico). Texas History is accepted as a replacement for U.S. History at most Texas colleges and universities. Most teacher certification programs require Texas History. The Heritage of Mexico course is part of the Cultural Studies program in the new Core Curriculum. Both courses will transfer as history. The instructor is Wanda Downing Jones, History Department Coordinator.