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AAST 3327 001 THE NEW SOUTH, 1863-PRESENT
Spring - 2019
(Regular Academic Session)
This course covers the South’s tortured but fascinating journey from plantations and slavery to skyscrapers, high-tech industry, and racial integration. This is a course in U.S. regional history, and so we will discuss how the South …
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Christopher Morris
Professor, History (University of Texas at Arlington)
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AAST 3327 001 THE NEW SOUTH, 1863-PRESENT
Spring - 2019
(Regular Academic Session)
This course covers the South’s tortured but fascinating journey from plantations and slavery to skyscrapers, high-tech industry, and racial integration. This is a course in U.S. regional history, and so we will discuss how the South …
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Christopher Morris
Professor, History (University of Texas at Arlington)
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AAST 3327 001 THE NEW SOUTH, 1863-PRESENT
Spring - 2019
(Regular Academic Session)
This course covers the South’s tortured but fascinating journey from plantations and slavery to skyscrapers, high-tech industry, and racial integration. This is a course in U.S. regional history, and so we will discuss how the South …
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Christopher Morris
Professor, History (University of Texas at Arlington)
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AAST 3327 001 THE NEW SOUTH, 1863-PRESENT
Spring - 2019
(Regular Academic Session)
This course covers the South’s tortured but fascinating journey from plantations and slavery to skyscrapers, high-tech industry, and racial integration. This is a course in U.S. regional history, and so we will discuss how the South …
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Christopher Morris
Professor, History (University of Texas at Arlington)
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AAST 3327 001 THE NEW SOUTH, 1863-PRESENT
Spring - 2019
(Regular Academic Session)
This course covers the South’s tortured but fascinating journey from plantations and slavery to skyscrapers, high-tech industry, and racial integration. This is a course in U.S. regional history, and so we will discuss how the South …
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Christopher Morris
Professor, History (University of Texas at Arlington)
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AAST 3327 001 THE NEW SOUTH, 1863-PRESENT
Spring - 2019
(Regular Academic Session)
This course covers the South’s tortured but fascinating journey from plantations and slavery to skyscrapers, high-tech industry, and racial integration. This is a course in U.S. regional history, and so we will discuss how the South …
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Christopher Morris
Professor, History (University of Texas at Arlington)
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Dr Robert LBing III
Full Professor
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ACCT 2301 004 Principles of Accounting I
Spring - 2019
(Regular Academic Session)
Introduction to the accounting process and its informational output. Financial accounting concepts, basic procedures, and the resulting reports. Recognition and creation of accounting information as bases for decisions.
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David Rosser
Assistant Professor, Accounting (University of Texas at Arlington)
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ACCT 2301 004 Principles of Accounting I
Spring - 2019
(Regular Academic Session)
Introduction to the accounting process and its informational output. Financial accounting concepts, basic procedures, and the resulting reports. Recognition and creation of accounting information as bases for decisions.
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David Rosser
Assistant Professor, Accounting (University of Texas at Arlington)
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ACCT 2301 005 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
Spring - 2019
(Regular Academic Session)
Introduction to the accounting process and its informational output. Financial accounting concepts, basic procedures, and the resulting reports. Recognition and creation of accounting information as bases for decisions.
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David Rosser
Assistant Professor, Accounting (University of Texas at Arlington)
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