Your Connection to East Texas History
ETHA Announcements & Features
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CALL FOR PAPERS: The Texas New Deal Symposium
The Texas New Deal Symposium & The East Texas Historical Association invite proposals for papers to be presented at the 10th Annual Texas New Deal Symposium hosted by Prairie View A&M University in Prairie View on June 20, 2026.
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George Cooper: November Pine Cone Profile
What is there within ETHA that has kept you a member?
Oh, where to start. This organization has meant so much to me over the years, the fellowship, the acceptance, the encouragement, and the manifold friends. To someone such as myself, who came to the history profession late in life, it has been a joy and a force to keep me going.
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All Things Historical
Fighting Over Higher Education: A Texas Tradition (November 10, 2025)
Check out Dr. Scott Sosebee’s weekly ”All Things Historical” column, published in The Daily Sentinel, where he brings his deep knowledge of East Texas’s past to insightful reflections on the region. Each week, he shares the histories that help define East Texas today.
It’s time for you to be a part of East Texas history.
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About ETHA
Learn more about ETHA, the organization and the people who make it special.
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Membership
When you join ETHA you become part of an effort to document the many histories of East Texas.
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Events
Conferences, special events, and lectures by major speakers educate and connect us with each other.
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ETHA Publications
The East Texas Historical Journal delivers historical research, member books help interpret it.
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Support ETHA
Do more by becoming a life member, a donor, or by sponsoring an issue of the Journal or a page on the website.
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Awards & Scholarships
ETHA recognizes excellence in scholarship and education with several awards.
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