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TEXAS STATE VITA Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first. Headings without entries may be eliminated, but the heading lettering/numbering should remain consistent with this template.

I. Academic/Professional Background A. Name: Gary Hartman Title: Professor of History and Director of the Center for Texas Music History B. Educational Background Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation Ph.D. 1996 University of Texas at Austin History “The Immigrant as Diplomat: Ethnicity, Nationalism and the Shaping of Foreign Policy in the Lithuanian-American Community, 1870- 1922” M.A. 1994 University of Texas at Austin History B.A. 1992 Texas State University History C. University Experience Position University Dates Professor of History Texas State University 2008-present Assoc. Professor of History Texas State University 2003-2008 Asst. Professor of History Texas State University 1997-2003 Instructor of History Texas State University 1995-1997 Instructor of History Austin Community College 1994-1997 D. Relevant Professional Experience Position Entity Dates Director Center for Texas Music History at Texas State University 1999-present

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E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.) II. TEACHING A. Teaching Honors and Awards: Favorite Professor Award, Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society, 2012, 2002, 2001, and 2000 Professor of the Year, Non-Traditional Student Organization, Texas State University, 2005 Outstanding Faculty Mentor, 1998-99, Texas State University Mentoring Program B. Courses Taught: Lower Division: History of the United States to 1877 History of the United States to Date Upper Division: History of Texas Music History of Rock & Roll History of the Blues Immigration and Ethnicity (Colonial to the Present) American Diplomatic History (Colonial to the Present) History of the United States, 1914-1945 Graduate: History of Texas Music Music and Social Movements History of Rock & Roll Oral History Various Independent Studies Courses C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations, Honors Theses, or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate): Supervised Undergraduate Honors Theses: Christian Wallace, Angela Carl, Jennifer Kabay. (Christian Wallace’s Honors Thesis, “Beyond the Tracks: A History of Cheatham Street Warehouse,” won Best Presentation in the American History category and the Regional category at the 2011 Alpha Chi National Convention in San Diego, California.) Supervised Graduate Masters Theses: Joseph Fox, Vincent Messina, Alex LaRotta, Erinn Barefield, Ruth Sullivan, Shaun Stalzer.

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Served on Graduate Masters Thesis Committees: Jennifer Ruch, Deirdre Lannon, Adam Compton, Oakley Barber, Bradley Shreve. Served on Graduate Defense Committees: Ibeth Miranda, Joanna Kaiser, Jonathan Watson, Seymour Gunther, Esther Rivera, Jennifer Cobb, Jennifer Paul, Neal Idais, Georgia Ruiz Davis, William Wright, Ray Lopez, Juan Carlos Rodríguez, Scott Jordan, Cheryl Simon, Robert Marshall, Robin Branecky, Jack Kinslow, Owen Roberts, Ben Mathey. Supervised Graduate Independent Study Courses: Richard Kelly, Jen Barkdull, Vincent Messina, Jennifer Paul, Jennifer Cobb, Erinn Barefield, John Lindsay, Ruth Sullivan, Shaun Stalzer, William Wright, Cheryl Simon, James Head, Bill Whitbeck. The Following Students Have Published Scholarly Articles Based on Research which I Supervised or Co-Supervised: Alex La Rotta, “Talk to Me: The History of San Antonio’s West Side Sound,” Journal of Texas Music History, Volume 13, 2013. Jennifer Paul, “Fighting the Nashville Blues: The Outlaw Image in Texas Country Music,” in the Texas Oral History Association’s Sound Historian. Winner of the Ken Hendrickson Award for best article in the Sound Historian for 2012. Stephen F. Austin, “The South Austin Popular Culture Center,” Journal of Texas Music History, Volume 12, 2012, 38-43. Erinn R. Barefield, “The Kerrville Folk Festival and the Path to Kerr-Version,” Journal of Texas Music History, Volume 11, 2011, 22-59. Ruth K. Sullivan, “Tary Owens, Texas Folklorist and Musician: A Life Remembered,” Journal of Texas Music History, Volume 9, 2009, 8-35. Deirdre Lannon, “The Accidental Texan: How Johnny Cuviello Became a Texas Playboy,” Journal of Texas Music History, Volume 8, 2008, 34-42. D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development: Upper Division: History of Texas Music History of Rock & Roll History of the Blues Immigration and Ethnicity (Colonial to the Present) American Diplomatic History (Colonial to the Present) History of the United States, 1914-1945

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Graduate: History of Texas Music Music and Social Movements History of Rock & Roll Oral History Various Independent Studies Courses E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts: F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts: G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts: H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts: Co-PI, NEH Summer Institute Proposal, “Southwestern Music and Regional Culture in American History,” January 2002. I. Other: III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE A. Works in Print (including works accepted, forthcoming, in press) 1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs: The History of Texas Music, (College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 2008). The Immigrant as Diplomat: Ethnicity, Nationalism, and the Shaping of Foreign Policy in the Lithuanian-American Community, 1870-1922, (Chicago: Lithuanian Research and Studies Center, 2002). b. Textbooks: c. Edited Books: The Handbook of Texas Music, Second Edition, (Denton: Texas State Historical Association, 2012). The Handbook of Texas Music, (Austin: Texas State Historical Association, 2003).

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d. Chapters in Books: “From Yellow Roses to Dixie Chicks: Women and Gender in Texas Music History,” in Twentieth-Century Texas: A Social and Cultural History, John Storey and Mary Kelley, eds., (Denton: University of North Texas Press, 2008). “The Roots Run Deep: An Overview of Texas Music History,” in The Roots of Texas Music, edited by Lawrence Clayton and Joe Specht, (College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 2003). e. Creative Books: 2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles: “Dr. Jonas Šliupas Ir Lietuviu Tautininku Judejimas Amerikoje” (“Dr. Jonas Šliupas and the Lithuanian Nationalist Movement in America”), in Lietuviµ Tauta, edited by Algimantas Liekis, Vilnius, Lithuania: Lithuanian Academy of Sciences, 1999. “Building the Ideal Immigrant: Reconciling Lithuanianism and 100 Percent Americanism to Create a Respectable Nationalist Movement, 1870-1922,” Journal of American Ethnic History, Volume 18, Number 1, Fall 1998. “Dollars, Diplomacy, and Dignity: United States Economic Involvement in Lithuania, 1914- 1940,” Journal of Baltic Studies, Volume XXVIII, Number 2, Summer 1997. “The Origins and Growth of Baltic Nationalism as a Force for Independence,” Lituanus: The Lithuanian Quarterly, Volume 38, Number 3, Fall 1992. b. Non-refereed Articles: The following encyclopedic entries for the Handbook of Texas Music, Second Edition, 2012: “Clifford Jamal Antone,” “Garland Wayne Beckham,” “Waldo Lafayette O’Neal.” “Texas Music in Europe,” Journal of Texas Music History,” Volume 4 Number 1, Spring 2004, pp. 33-41. “The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum Celebrates Texas Country Music,” Journal of Texas Music History,” Volume 2 Number 2, Fall 2002, pp. 7-15.

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The following encyclopedic entries for the Handbook of Texas Music (2003): “French Music in Texas,” “Country and Western Music in Texas,” “El Conjunto Bernal,” “Johnnie Lee Wills,” “Mary Louise Cecilia ‘Texas’ Guinan,” “Center for Texas Music History,” “Texas Music Museum,” “Foy Willingham,” and “Ideal Records.” 3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings: b. Non-refereed: 4. Abstracts: 5. Reports: 6. Book Reviews: Bonfire of Roadmaps, by Joe Ely, Texas Books in Review, Volume XXVII, No. 4, Winter 2007-2008. Texas Zydeco, by Roger Wood, photography by James Fraher, Journal of Texas Music History, 2006. Billy Joe Shaver: Honky Tonk Hero, by Billy Joe Shaver, Texas Books in Review, Volume XXV, Nos. 1 & 2, Spring/Summer 2005. Border Radio: Quacks, Yodelers, Pitchmen, Psychics, and Other Amazing Broadcasters of the American Airwaves, by Gene Fowler and Bill Crawford, Journal of Texas Music History, Volume 3, Number 1, Spring 2003. Woody Guthrie: Poet of the People, by Bonnie Christensen, Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume CVI, Number 2, October 2002, The Texas State Historical Association. Texas Tales in Words and Music, by Larry D. Hodge and Michael Stevens, Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume CV, Number 4, April 2002, The Texas State Historical Association. Telling Stories, Writing Songs: An Album of Texas Songwriters, by Kathleen Hudson, Journal of Texas Music History, Volume 1, Number 2, Fall 2001. The Billboard Guide to Tejano and Regional Mexican Music, by Ramiro Burr, Texas Books in Review, Volume XXI, No. 3, Fall 2000.

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Hot Jams and Cold Showers: Scenes from the Kerrville Folk Festival, by Dyanne Fry Cortez, Texas Books in Review, Volume XXI, No. 3, Fall 2000.

Deep Ellum and Central Track: Where the Black and White Worlds of Dallas Converged, by Allen B. Govenar and Jay F. Brakefield, in Texas Books in Review, Volume XX, Nos. 1 & 2, Spring/Summer 2000.

Music from the Heart: The Fifty-Year Chronicle of His Life in Music (With a Few Sidetrips!), by Rod Kennedy, in Texas Books in Review, Volume XX, Nos. 1 & 2, Spring/Summer 2000.

Música Tejana: The Cultural Economy of Artistic Transformation, by Manuel Peña, in Texas Books in Review, Volume XIX, No. 3, Fall 1999. 7. Other Works in Print: B. Works not in Print 1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings: “Texas Music and the Cross-Pollination of Immigrant Cultures in the Southwest,” Immigrant America Symposium, Texas State University, February 25, 2011. “Listening to Our Western Heritage: Texas Music and a New Way of Understanding ‘Western Heritage,’” Guy Caldwell Western Heritage Lecture Series, Hardin-Simmons University, Abilene, Texas, January 28, 2011. “Texas Music and the Dance Hall Tradition,” The Round Top Festival Institute 24th Annual Library and Museum Collections Forum, September 18, 2010, Round Top, Texas. “Lone Star Legacy: The Role of Texas in Helping Shape Americana Music,” Americana Music Association Annual Conference, September 19, 2008, Nashville, Tennessee. “From Yellow Roses to Dixie Chicks: Women and Gender in Texas Music History,” Texas State Historical Association Annual Conference, Austin, Texas, March 5, 2004. “Texas Women and Music,” Texas Music Museum Conference on Women in Music, Austin, Texas, July 2000. “Ethnic Identity and Transnational Politics: Immigrant Special-Interest Groups and Public Policy,” Lithuanian Academy of Sciences Annual Conference, Vilnius, Lithuania, July 1999.

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“The Immigrant as Diplomat: Ethnicity, Nationalism, and the Shaping of Foreign Policy in the Lithuanian-American Community, 1870-1922,” Organization of American Historians Ninety-First Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 1998. “The Role of Lithuanian Americans in Influencing U.S. Policy in the Baltic Region, 1914-1940,” The Twentieth Annual Conference of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations, Bentley College, Waltham, Massachusetts, June 1994. “The Origins and Growth of Baltic Nationalism as a Force for Independence,” Southwestern Social Science Association, Seventieth Annual Meeting, Austin, Texas, March 1992. 2. Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations: Guest Lecturer for The Center for the Study of the Southwest class on Southwestern Studies, March 29, 2016, Texas State University Keynote speaker at the 23rd Annual TEXAAN (Texas Academic Advising Network) Conference, Austin, TX, February 17, 2016. Hosted presentation and performance by N.E.A. National Heritage Fellow and Tejano Hall of Fame Member, Manuel “Cowboy” Donley at Texas State University, San Marcos, April 16, 2015.

Participant in scholarly panel entitled “Hill Country Music Scenes: Scholarly and Community Development Approaches.” Hosted by the Center for Social Inquiry, Department of Sociology, Texas State University, February 15, 2013. Presentation on Texas Music History for Texas State Regent Jaime Garza and others at the Texas Plastic Surgeons Association Annual Conference in San Antonio, Texas, September 29, 2012. Presentation on Texas Music History at the Texas State University Board of Regents Annual Meeting, Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, Austin, Texas, August 23, 2012. Presentation on Texas Music History at the San Marcos Heritage Association’s Annual Conference, San Marcos, Texas, October 27, 2010. Presentation on Texas Music History at the Exxon-Mobil Retiree Association’s Annual Meeting, New Braunfels, Texas, September 16, 2010. Presentation on the Center for Texas Music History at the Abilene Public Library, Abilene, Texas, September 25, 2009. Panel Chair, “Texas Music: The Sounds and Rhythms of Our State’s History,” The Texas State Historical Association Annual Conference, Austin, Texas, March 26, 2009. Presentation on the Center for Texas Music History at the “18th Annual International Folk

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Alliance Conference,” February 12th, 2006, Austin, Texas. “From Bob Wills to Janis Joplin: The Unique Musical History of Texas,” presented at the Wimberley Lecture Series, Wimberley, Texas, March 9, 2004. Presentation on Texas Music History to the State of Texas House of Representatives Committee on State and Federal Relations, April 8, 2002 Texas State Historical Association, Panel on the Handbook of Texas and the Handbook of Texas Music, Corpus Christi, Texas, March 7, 2002 Presentation on Texas Music History at Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls Texas, April 2001 Presentations on Texas Music History at Living History Day, Schreiner University, Kerrville, Texas, September 2000, 2001, 2002, and 2003. Panel Discussion on Texas Music History at Philosophy Dialogue Series, Texas State Philosophy Department, March 21, 2001 Brown Bag Lunch presentations on the Center for Texas Music History at the Campus Christian Community Center, Texas State University, 1999-2001 Presentation on Texas Music History at the San Marcos Kiwanas Club, October 10, 2000 “The Role of Music in the Lives of Texas Women,” for Herstory, presented by Texas State University’s Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies, October 9, 2000 Presentation on Texas Music History at the Music Library Association meeting, Texas Chapter, San Marcos, Texas, October 2000 Presentation on Texas Music History at the San Marcos Community Center, San Marcos, Texas, November 11, 1999 Presentation on the Center for Texas Music History at the Phi Alpha Theta Annual Banquet, Texas State University, April 16, 1999 3. Consultancies: Curator for the Texas Music Roadtrip exhibit on Texas music history at the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, March 16-October 14, 2012. Academic Consultant and Guest Moderator for the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum’s “Spirit of Texas Music” concert series, 2005.

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Academic Consultant and Guest Moderator for the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum exhibit “Country Music from the Lone Star State,” 2003. 4. Workshops: 5. Other Works not in Print:

a. Works “submitted” or “under review”

b. Works “ in progress”

c. Other works not in print C. Grants and Contracts 1. Funded External Grants and Contracts: Since Promotion to Full Professor: $1,000 grant from the Tomblin Family Foundation to support research and writing of Sarah Brown’s book manuscript on African-American music in Texas (March 2015). $7,500 grant from Humanities Texas in support of the Center for Texas Music History’s National Public Radio series, This Week in Texas Music History (December 2012). $3,000 grant from the Tomblin Family Foundation to support research and writing of Sarah Brown’s book manuscript on African-American music in Texas (June 2012). $100,000 grant from the PSH Foundation in support of the Texas Music Roadtrip exhibit at the Bob Bullock Museum (March 2011). $1,500 from the Trull Foundation for publication of the Journal of Texas Music History (October 2010). $100,000 from the PSH Foundation for general operating expenses (April 2010). $25,000 from the PSH Foundation to sponsor the Rod Kennedy tribute concert (February 2010). Prior to Promotion to Full Professor: $60,000 from the PSH Foundation to complete the “Texas Music History Online” web site.

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(May 2007). $8,000 grant from Humanities Texas, to develop the “Texas Music History Online web site. (January 2006) $5,000 grant from the Texas Department of Agriculture’s ‘Texas Yes!’ program, to develop the “Texas Music History Online” web site. (August 2005). $4,000 grant from the Tomblin Family Foundation for general operating expenses (July 2005). $3,000 grant from the Lee & Judy Keller Foundation for general operating expenses (May 2005). $8,000 grant from the Summerlee Foundation for publication of the Journal of Texas Music History (March 2004). $500 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Southwest Regional Humanities Center for publication of the Journal of Texas Music History (April 2003). $5,000 grant from the Joan and Herb Kelleher Charitable Foundation for publication of the Journal of Texas Music History (September 2002). $86,000 donation to establish the James E. Moore Endowment for the Center for Texas Music History at Texas State University. Approximately $700,000 in additional funding raised through donations, benefit concerts, CD sales, and other sources. 2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts: 3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts: 4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts: D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors: Dean’s Steward Award for the Highest Level of Development/Program Funding in the College of Liberal Arts for Fiscal Year 2010 College Nominee, Presidential Award for Excellence in Service, College of Liberal Arts, Texas

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State University, 2007 College Nominee, Presidential Award for Excellence in Service, College of Liberal Arts, Texas State University, 2006 Professor of the Year, Non-Traditional Student Organization, Texas State University, 2005 Favorite Professor Award, Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society, 2012, 2002, 2001, and 2000 Outstanding Faculty Mentor, 1998-99, Texas State University Mentoring Program IV. SERVICE A. Institutional University: Director, Center for Texas Music History at Texas State, 1999 to present: (Responsible for the creation and/or development of the following programs and activities.) The Michael R. Davis Scholarship in Texas Music History, established in the Department of History in 2012. The Kent Finlay Endowed Scholarship for Texas Music History, established in the Department of History in 2013.

Editor and Publisher, Journal of Texas Music History: the first and only academic journal to cover the entire spectrum of Southwestern music history. Series Editor, The John and Robin Dickson Series in Texas Music: award-winning book series published in collaboration with Texas A&M University Press. To date, the following books have been published as part of the Dickson Series: Grady Gaines with Rod Evans, I’ve Been Out There: On the Road with Legends of Rock ‘n’ Roll (2015) Alan Govenar and Jay Brakefield, Deep Ellum: The Other Side of Dallas (2013) Alan Govenar, Everday Music (2012) Brian T. Atkinson, I’ll Be Here in the Morning: The Songwriting Legacy of Townes Van Zandt (2012) Alan Govenar, Texas Blues: The Rise of a Contemporary Sound (2008) Gary Hartman, The History of Texas Music (2008) Guest Curator, the Texas Music Roadtrip exhibit at the Bob Bullock Texas State

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History Museum, March 17-October 14, 2012: the largest exhibit ever organized on Texas music history, the Texas Music Roadtrip included an exhibit, a live music series, and a variety of educational activities. The exhibit earned critical acclaim and attracted approximately 250,000 visitors to the Bullock Museum.

Executive Producer, Texas Music Café: award-winning PBS television series featuring live musical performances along with historical documentaries on Texas music. Creator, Writer, and Narrator of This Week in Texas Music History: a weekly NPR program focusing on Texas music history. In its sixth year, This Week in Texas Music History is broadcast weekly on National Public Radio and Texas Public Radio affiliate stations throughout the Southwest to an estimated audience of one million listeners. The NPR show, Texas Music Matters, of which This Week in Texas Music History is a regular feature, won the 2013 International Radio Festivals of New York Award for “Best Regularly Scheduled Music Program,” beating out the New York Philharmonic and other nationally syndicated programs. Also, the Austin Chronicle named Austin’s NPR affiliate, KUT 90.5 FM, “Best Radio Station of 2013” and specifically mentioned This Week in Texas Music History as one of the programs that helped earn KUT this award.

Editorial Board Member, The Handbook of Texas Music: the first and only encyclopedia of Texas and Southwestern music history, originally published by the Texas State Historical Association in 2003, the revised and updated Second Edition of The Handbook of Texas Music was published in 2012.

The Texas Music History Online Web Site Project: a collaborative project involving the Center for Texas Music History, the Texas State Historical Association, Texas Music Office, and the Texas Historical Commission to develop a multi-layered, interactive web site, which will include information regarding Texas music history and historical points of interest throughout the state. This web site will serve as a database for researchers, a teaching tool for classrooms, and a source of information for music related heritage tourism. Texas Music Oral History Program: a collaborative project with the Department of History in which we assist graduate students in conducting oral interviews with prominent members of the music community. These interviews are archived and made available for researchers.

Academic Consultant and Guest Moderator: for the Bob Bullock Texas State

History Museum’s “Spirit of Texas Music” series, 2005. Academic Consultant and Guest Moderator: for the Bob Bullock Texas State

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History Museum exhibit “Country Music from the Lone Star State,” 2003. Texas Music History Unplugged concert series: an annual series of musical performances designed to educate students and the general public about how Texas music reflects the history and cultural diversity of the American Southwest. Stars of Texas Music Legacy Series: This series, done in collaboration with the College of Fine Arts and Communication, matches veteran Texas musicians with up-and-coming artists from various genres as a way to teach students about the state’s long-term musical heritage.

Travelin’ Texas CD series: A collection of CDs, which include songs from a diverse array of prominent Texas musicians. These CDs serve as both an educational and fundraising resource. Texas Music Bibliography Online: produced in collaboration with the Texas Music Office/Office of the Governor, an extensive on-line bibliography of books, articles, and other publications pertaining to the history of music in Texas and the Southwest.

The acquisition of new collections to Texas State University’s Texas Music Archives:

including the Guadalupe San Miguel, Jr., Archives, Ernie Durawa Archives, Brian T. Atkinson Archives, Linda Lowe Archives, Tamara Saviano Archives, Tom Wilmore Collection, Jack DeVere Archives, Mike Crowley Archives, Roger Polson and Cash Edwards Archives, Jim Gough Western Swing Archives, Wayne Beckham/Panther Hall Archives, and Clay Blaker Archives.

Community Outreach: includes working with museums, public schools, universities,

and others to organize educational exhibits, performances, and presentations that demonstrate how Texas music reflects the unique history and diverse culture of the Southwest.

Publicity: appearances on KUT-FM’s nationally-recognized radio program “Folkways,” as well as on Austin-area television programs, and feature articles in a variety of newspapers and periodicals throughout the country, including Billboard Magazine, Texas Music Magazine, Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Dallas Morning News, San Antonio Express-News, Austin American Statesman, San Marcos Daily Record, Chautauquan, Free Press, Hillviews, and the University Star. Fundraising: raised more than $1 million through donations, grants, fundraising events, and CD sales to fund the Center for Texas Music History’s many activities, including: $100,000 grant from the PSH Foundation in support of the Texas Music Roadtrip exhibit at the

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Bob Bullock Museum (March 2011). $1,500 from the Trull Foundation for publication of the Journal of Texas Music History (October 2010). $100,000 from the PSH Foundation for general operating expenses. (April 2010). $25,000 from the PSH Foundation to sponsor the Rod Kennedy tribute concert. (February 2010).

$60,000 from the PSH Foundation to complete the “Texas Music History Online” web site.

$30,000 from Texas Heritage Songwriters Association collaborative fundraisers.

$23,000 in grants from Humanities Texas, to develop the “Texas Music History Online” website.

$5,000 grant from the Texas Department of Agriculture’s ‘Texas Yes!’ program, to develop the “Texas Music History Online” web site.

$86,000 donation to establish the James E. Moore Endowment for the Center for Texas Music History at Texas State University

$4,000 general purpose grants from the Tomblin Family Foundation for the Center for Texas Music History

$3,000 general purpose grants from the Lee and Judy Keller Foundation for the Center for Texas Music History

$8,000 grant from the Summerlee Foundation for publication of the Journal of Texas Music History

$5,000 grant from the Joan and Herb Kelleher Charitable Foundation for publication of the Journal of Texas Music History

Approximately $700,000 through other donations, CD sales, and funds raised for the Center’s many educational events on and off campus. Educational Performances: organized and/or helped host the following educational performances: “Texas Music History Unplugged” concerts, April 4, 2014, April 2, 2013, April 24, 2012, April 12, 2011, March 23, 2010, April 14, 2009, April 8, 2008, March 21, 2006,

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April 12, 2005, March 28, 2004, March 25, 2003, February 26, 2002, and March 20, 2001.

“Stars of Texas Music Legacy Series,” in collaboration with the College of Fine Arts and Communication, October 20, 2009, November 5, 2008, October 9, 2007, November 16, 2004, October 25, 2005, and November 3, 2006. Michael Martin Murphey concert at Texas State University, October 24, 2003, in collaboration with the College of Fine Arts and Communication. Ruthie Foster performance in Dr. Dwight Watson’s African-American history class, Texas State History Department, February 26, 2002. Willis Alan Ramsey concert, Texas State History Department, April 2001. Eliza Gilkyson Benefit Concert, Cheatham Street Warehouse, San Marcos, Texas, April 2000. Kerrville Benefit Concert, Cheatham Street Warehouse, San Marcos, Texas, April 2000.

Additional Service to the University: Member of the Texas State University Media Liaison Team, 2006 to present. Committee Member for the “Race, Ethnicity, and Place III National Conference” at Texas State University-San Marcos, November 1-4, 2006. Organizer and Chair of scholarly panel entitled “Texas Music and Ethnic Diversity in the Southwest,” as part of the “Race, Ethnicity, and Place III National Conference” at Texas State University, November 1-4, 2006.

Organizer and Chair of scholarly panel entitled “The Influence of African-American Music on the History of Texas Music,” as part of the Taylor Lecture Series at Texas State University, April 4, 2006. Advisory Board Member, Center for Archeological Studies at Texas State University. Faculty Mentor, Texas State Mentoring Program, 1996 to present (Outstanding Faculty Mentor, 1998-99). Faculty Member, Texas State Residential College Program. Faculty Supervisor, Internship in Applied Sociology (Jarad Brown), Spring 2000.

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Faculty Supervisor of Undergraduate Honors Theses (Christian Wallace, Angela Carl, and Jennifer Kabay). Assisted two graduate students (Jack Kinslow and Dee Lannon) in winning scholarships from the Western Swing Music Society of the Southwest. College: Member of the Texas State University Liberal Arts College Review Group, 2008-Present. Department/School: Established two Old Settler’s Music Festival Scholarships in the Department of History, 2015. Established the Kent Finlay Endowed Scholarship in the Department of History, 2013. Established the Michael R. Davis Scholarship in the Department of History, 2012. Faculty Search Committee, Women and Gender History Position, 2010. Assisted in creating the Texas Music Oral History Program in the Department of History. Established the James E. Moore Endowment for the Center for Texas Music History. Supervised Graduate Independent Studies Courses (Richard Kelly, James Head, Cheryl Simon, Bill Whitbeck, John Lindsay, Jennifer Cobb, Anthony Coniglio, Jennifer Ruch, Joanne Kaiser) Chair, History Department Taylor Lecture Series Committee History Department Library Acquisitions Committee History Department Development Committee B. Professional: Chair for panel “Music and Music Culture,” at the Phi Alpha Theta Annual Conference, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, November 14, 2015. Chair for panel, “Texas Music: The Sounds and Rhythms of Our State’s History,” The Texas State Historical Association Annual Conference, Austin, Texas, March 26, 2009.

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Editorial Advisory Board, Handbook of Texas Music, Texas State Historical Association Editor, John and Robin Dickson Series in Texas Music, Texas A&M University Press. Chair for American Studies Association panel “Dancing to the Music of Modernity: The Case of Texas,” at the American Studies Association Annual Conference, Houston, Texas, November 14, 2002.

Moderator for “Texas Women in Country Music” program at the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, Austin, Texas, October 30, 2002. Chair for panel on Texas Music History at the Annual Texas Heritage Seminar, Schreiner University, Kerrville, Texas, September 27, 2003 and September 28, 2002. Texas State University Mentoring Program, Faculty Mentor Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society, Member Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society, Member Organization of American Historians, Member Texas State Historical Association, Member Immigration and Ethnic History Society, Member Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies, Member National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, Member C. Community: Board of Directors, Texas Music Museum, Austin, Texas Board of Directors, Texas Music Hall of Fame, Austin, Texas Board of Directors, Old Settler’s Music Festival, Austin, Texas Advisory Board, Texas Heritage Songwriters Association, Austin, Texas D. Service Honors and Awards:

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Dean’s Steward Award for the Highest Level of Development/Program Funding in the College of Liberal Arts for Fiscal Year 2010 College Nominee, Presidential Award for Excellence in Service, College of Liberal Arts, Texas State University, 2007 College Nominee, Presidential Award for Excellence in Service, College of Liberal Arts, Texas State University, 2006 E. Service Grants and Contracts 1. Funded External Service Grants and Contracts: 2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Service Grants and Contracts: 3. Funded Internal Service Grants and Contracts: 4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Service Grants and Contracts: Updated 6/2012