- A2017-053.0001
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 1
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, including a recommendation of Dr. Richard E. Hartwig for promotion to Professor, 1997 |
- A2017-053.0002
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 1
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, including the Final Report Coastal Bend Community Foundation Grant for 1998 TAMUK Summer Faculty Exchange with Mexican Universities.
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- A2017-053.0003
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 1
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, including a paper, "Hiring Foreign Faculty: A Comparison Between a Mexican Private University and a U.S. Public University, 1999 |
- A2017-053.0004
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 1
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2000. Dr. Harwig writes "This was my best year for some time in the 'Scholarship' area. I wrote another successful $6,000 grant application for our "Summer Faculty Exchange with Mexican Universities' and organized (and participated in) the current year's exchange. In addition, I published two book reviews, organized and chaired a roundtable at the Kingsville Rio Bravo Association Conference on student-faculty exchanges between U.S. and Mexican universities, and presented a long, co-authored paper at the SCOLAS convention in Puebla, Mexico. Finally, I wrote an application for, interviewed, and obtained a $12,500 grant from Rotary International to teach half-time at the large public university (BUAP) in Pubela, Mexico in the Spring semester of 2002. I will do so in conjunction with a sabbatical leave during the 2001-2002 adademic year. |
- A2017-053.0005
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 1
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2002. Dr. Hartwig spent part of 2002 on sabbatical leave to teach at the Universidad Autonoma De Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Dr. Goswami writes, "Dr. Hartwig is not only the university's resident expert on Latin America, especially Mexico, but he can also be considered to be one of South Texas' leading authorities on that region." |
- A2017-053.0006
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 1
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2003. Dr. Goswami writes, "Dr. Hartwig has been consistently teaching our upper-division 'Technology and Society' course. This course serves an academic need for students from the College of Engineering and serves as an important Arts and Sciences contribution to engineering programs. He secured the renewal of a grant from the Coastal Bend Foundation, and completed another year of running the International Affairs Group, a widely known campus forum."
Dr. Hartwig became a member of the Academy of Political Science in May of 2003. |
- A2017-053.0007
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 1
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2004. Dr. Hartwig published these articles in 2004:
"A Ting Ring of Power: The Department Chair and Golden Role Management," in Journal of Public Affairs Education.
"Paul Diesing and Social Science: A Career Review," in Urbana.
Presentation entitled: "Paul Diesing & Social Science: A Career Review Essay," to the International Studies Association Southwest Conference, Corpus Christi.
Acceptance of the "Paul Diesing & Social Science" essay to serve as the Introduction to a reprinted edition of Diesing's book Science & Ideology in the Social Sciences.
Three book reviews published by Choice Magazine. |
- A2017-053.0008
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 1
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2005. Dr. Carranza reports, "Dr. Hartwig's annual evaluation measuring categories were excellent. His research accomplishments in the 2005 calendar year include a book chapter, three paper presentations at professional conferences, and two book reviews. Dr. Hartwig is the organizer of the International Affairs Group and collaborates with coeditors on the on-line journal Urbana. He arranged Summer I teaching at TAMUK for Dr. Roman Lopez, of the University of the Americas, Puebla, Mexico, and participated in several university and departmental committees. He is an excellent colleague and always makes insightful contributions at departmental meetings.
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- A2017-053.0009
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 2
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2006. Dr. Hartwig's research accomplishments in the 2006 calendar year include an article in an electronic journal, three book reviews, a monographs submitted for publication, a textbook review for the Perseus Books Group and organizing and chairing a panel at the 17th Annual meeting of the Rio Bravo Association. He was granted a developmental leave for TAMUK for Spring / Summer of 2008 for work on a project on UN Security Council reform at the School of Social Sciences in the Faculty of Arts at the Australian National University. |
- A2017-053.0010
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 2
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2007. Dr. Hartwig's continued to teach American Government and Politics, Technology and Society, and Introduction to Political Science. His research and artistic endeavors include the publication of "Squaring the Circle: Reforming the United Nations Security Council: A Regional / Economic Proposal," and "Winning is Everything: The Presidency of George W. Bush." His published book reviews of Voting for Autocracy:Hegemonic Party Survival and its Demise in Mexico and Peace, Democracy and Human Rights in Colombia were in the journal of Choice Dr. Hartwig's letter to the Corpus Christi Caller Times about the United Nations was published in February 2007 and he made a presentation to the Rio Bravo Association entitled "Sociedad de Conocimiento," at Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon, Monterrey, Mexico. A DVD of the American Democracy Project Environment is included in this folder. |
- A2017-053.0011
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 2
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2008. Dr. Hartwig's continued to teach American Government and Politics, Technology and Society, and Introduction to Political Science. Dr. Matthew C. Price, Chair of the Department of Political Science writes, "During the spring of 2008 Dr. Richard Hartwig brought international attention to TAMUK while traveling abroad on sabbatical, lecturing on proposed United Nations reforms in Australia, India, and Dubai, garnering major newspaper and news media coverage in every location." Dr. Hartwig presented six public lectures while traveling. Two of the titles are "Reforming the United Nations Security Council in the Year 2020: A Regional / Economic Proposal," and "Far Away and Long Ago: the Argentine Dirty War." |
- A2017-053.0012
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 2
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2009. Dr. Hartwig gave invited lectures at the University of the Americas-Puebla, Chulula, Mexico and at the Kingsville Noon Rotary Club. In addition, his article, "Far-Away and Long Ago: Argentina and the "Dirty War" was featured in the book Spatial Analysis and Public Policies in Selected Case Studies.Dr. Hartwig organized and attended six International Group Lectures at TAMUK in the Spring and Fall of 2008, served on the editorial board of the on-line journal Urbana and began a new research area in the summer of 2009: comparative crime in Mexico and Columbia. |
- A2017-053.0013
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 2
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2010. Summer of 2010 Dr. Hartwig brought international attention to TAMUK presenting a paper on "Journalism and Theories of Organized Crime in Columbia and Mexico," at the annual conference of the Association of Iberian and Latin American Studies of Australasia in Canberra in July. He reviewed two books, Comparative Latin American Politics and The Silence and the Scorpion: The Coup against Chavez and the Making of Modern Venezuela. Dr. Hartwig presented two papers at academic conventions: "Low on Fuel or Asleep at the Helm?" and "Journalism & Theories of Organized Crime in Columbia and Mexico." |
- A2017-053.0014
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 2
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2011. In the Fall Dr. Hartwig began to teach a new topics course, Drugs, Violence and Politics in Mexico and Columbia, which he developed based on prior research. He presented a paper at the Arkansas Political Science Association Meeting which was awarded "Best Faculty Paper." He continued on the editorial board for the journal Urbana. Dr. Hartwig submitted a manuscript for publication: "The S.S. United States of America on the Rocks? Power Failure or Loss of Steering?" He presented a covention paper: "Understanding and Coping with Mexican Drug Violence," which received the "Best Faculty Paper." |
- A2017-053.0015
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 2
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2012. Dr. Hartwig is noted for his emphasis on developing writing skills with his students. He planned for a faculty leave for the Spring of 2013 to travel to Australia and New Zealand. He received a Vaughan Park Residency grant for his stay in New Zealand, which will give him time and space in which to write. Dr. Hartwig published a journal article with John Bailey, "Journalism & Organized Crime in Columbia and Mexico." He wrote an article for Javelina Today, "A Moment with an Expert: the United Nations and International Security," and presented a paper, "Reforming the United Nations Security Council to Make Global Decisions," at the Annual Meeting of the Arkansas Political Science Association. |
- A2017-053.0016
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 2
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2013. Dr. Hartwig was on unpaid leave during the Spring semester of 2013 to do research. In the Fall he taught four sections of American Government & Politics. He submitted two papers for publication and presented a conference paper with Tom Halper: "Technology & Society." Dr. Hartwig presented four lectures while in Australia and New Zealand concerning the United Nations Security Council. |
- A2017-053.0017
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 2
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Dr. Richard Hartwig Annual Evaluation, Political Science, 2014. Dr. Hartwig's scholarship accomplishments for 2014 include a review of Dag Mossige, "Mexico's Left: the Paradox of the PRD," and a revision and resubmit of "Technology, Progress and Paul Diesing." He was given a guest editorial by the Corpus Christi Caller Times for his article, "Rays of Hope for a Safer Mexico." Dr. Hartwig attended the Latin American Studies Association Convention: "Democracy & Memory" in Chicago and he presented a paper, "Political Architecture: Implementing the Regional Economic Proposal (REP) for UN Security Council Reform" at the Fourth Global International Studies Conference 2014: Justice, Peace, & Stability at the Goethe University in Frankfurt, Germany. |
- A2017-053.0018
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Curriculum changes for the History, Political Science, Economics and Geosciences faculty - Proposed Composite Social Studies Degree with Teacher Certification, August 1995.
Proposed POLS Curriculum Changes for A&S & University Curriculum Committees, Fall 1977:
Create International Law, POLS 43XX
Delete POLS4352, The Government & Politics of China
Create POLS 43XX, European Politics
Delete POLS 4325, American Political Theory
Create World Politics, POLS 23XX
Delete POLS 4362, Public Management
And proposed a Minor in Latin American Studies |
- A2017-053.0019
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Possible curriculum changes for the History, Political Science, Economics and Geosciences department: Fellowship request submitted to the Brookshire Foundation to be awarded to a graduate student annually, 1998; Proposal for a Minor in Urban Studies; and Draft proposal for a joint M.A. History degree between TAMUK and TAMUCC, 1999 |
- A2017-053.0020
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Curriculum changes for the History B.A. Program, 2000; proposed B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies; Foreign Language Requirement; and flexible class scheduling for POLS 2301 and 2301 [Political Science survey sections] required for all students of the university |
- A2017-053.0021
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Curriculum: Report on the Performance of Texas Public Universities; Enrollment caps for Honor Classes for Fall 2001; Proposal of revision of degree plans for undergraduate and graduate degrees, 2002; Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence Program for scholar from Australia, 2003. |
- A2017-053.0022
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Curriculum: Requirements for a B.A. in Political Science with a Teaching Certificate in Social Science, 2005; Proposal for a Sophomore Global Learning Seminar Component, 2007. |
- A2017-053.0023
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Curriculum: Political Science Student Handbook 2010-2012; Proposed Methodology and Capstone Classes, 2012; Proposal for a Police Methods and Organization course in Criminal Justice, 2013; Minor in Public History; Proposal for a Writing Intensive course, 2013. |
- A2017-053.0024
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Curriculum: Two tenure-track faculty hired; Five Year Course PLan prepared; Added Constitutional Law I & II, Judicial Process, Research & Analysis, Gender, Politics & Citizenship, and President & Congress classes, 2014; Proposal for Writing Intensive course, 2014; and Proposed POLS upper-division classes, 2014-2018.
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- A2017-053.0025
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Political Projects and Public Awareness: Greening of TAMUK
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- A2017-053.0026
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Political Projects and Public Awareness: American Democracy Project, voter registration project. |
- A2017-053.0027
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Political Science Department Documents: 1966 Departmental Report |
- A2017-053.0028
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Political Science Department Documents: "The Poli-Sci Tribune, an occasional newsletter of the Department of Politial Science, TAMUK, 1996-1998; Political Science Student Handbook 2003-2004 & 2004-2006; various documents of requirements of degree plans and career possibilities. |
- A2017-053.0029
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Political Science Department Documents: "The Poli-Sci Tribune, an occasional newsletter of the Department of Politial Science, TAMUK, 1996-1998; Political Science Student Handbook 2003-2004 & 2004-2006; various documents of requirements of degree plans and career possibilities. |
- A2017-053.0030
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Proposal for Foreign Language Competence for Undergraduate Students, Academic Issues Subcommittee of Top Ten in 2010 Committee, emails, memos from President Marc Cisneros and Provost Kay Clayton; Paper by Dr. HArtwig, "The Politics and Sociolinguistics of Foreign Language Advocacy in a South Texas University, 2002. Paper by Dr. Hartwig, Dr. Goswami and Dr. Torres, "The Organizational Politics of Foreign Language Teaching in Universities on the U.S./Mexican Border: A Roundtable Discussion, 2001. |
- A2017-053.0031
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Proposal for Foreign Language Competence for Undergraduate Students. Survey of Job Fair Recruiters: TAMUK Education Job Fair on the Importance of Foreign Language Competence for graduating students. |
- A2017-053.0032
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Presented Papers and Research: Las Contradicciones En La Educacion Superior Mexicana, Dr. Richard Hartwig |
- A2017-053.0033
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Correspondence on the proposed Honor Program and information from Arkansas State University on their Honors Program, 2000 |
- A2017-053.0034
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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TAMUK Honors Project Task Force and the beginning of the Honors Program. News about Del Mar College's Honors Program. |
- A2017-053.0035
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: Rare Books > University Reference Publications> Vision Publications
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Vision 2012, Catalyst for Excellence, TAMUK Five Year Strategic Plan 2007-2012 |
- A2017-053.0036
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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Documents starting with the Rio Bravo Association and the Sixth Annual Mexico-Texas Higher Education Conference in 1994; a paper by Dr. Hartwig, "A Two-Track Tenure Proposal," prepared for presentation to the Rio Bravo Association Conference in Monterey, Mexico, 1997; Paper prepared for the 1999 Rio Bravo Association Convention by Dr. Hartwig, "Hiring Foreign Faculty: A Comparison Between a Mexican Private University and a U.S. Public University; Program for the XI Annual Conference of the Rio Bravo Association Campo y Ciudad: Borderlands in Transition, 2000; Two papers presented at the 2001 Rio Bravo Association Conference, "The Organizational Politics of Foreign Language Teaching in Universities on the U.S./Mexican Border: A Roundtable Discussion" by Dr. Hartwig, Dr. Goswami, and Dr. Torres. and "One River, Two Cities, Third Millennium," by Gary Mounce, Ph.D. ; "Sustainable Development in the Rio Bravo/Rio Grande Borderlands, TAMUK, Rio Bravo Association 2004 Conference; and 2005 Rio Bravo Association Convocatoria, "Calidad de Vida En La Frontera Mexico-Eua." |
- A2017-053.0037
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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International Affairs Group: "The Looting of Russia," a paper presented by Dr. Richard Hartwig at the 2000 meeting at TAMUK. Included in this folder are copies of journal articles and newspaper clippings dating from 1993 to 2004 concerning Russian economics, politics, law enforcement and journalism. |
- A2017-053.0038
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 3
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International Affairs Group: Spring Lectures 2007:
Dr. Richard Hartwig, "The Future of Iraq," 02-02-2007
Professor Masko Hiraga, "The TAO of Learning: Japanese Metaphors for Learning," 02-16-2007
AL Gore, "An Inconvenient Truth, " 7:00 pm?
Dr. Steve Lukefahr, "International Development by Raising Rabbits," 03-02-2007
Dr. Kathleen Reese, "International Trade in Counterfeit Goods: A Real Problem?" April 13, 2007. |
- A2017-053.0039
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 4
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International Affairs Group: 2010 presentation, "Nuts & Bolts of Mexico's Drug-Related Violence" by Dr. Jesus Trevino, University of Nuevo Leon, Monterrey, Mexico. |
- A2017-053.0040
- Collection: Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
- Location: I-4-1 Box 4
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International Affairs Group Flyer: Dr. Dean Ferguson, TAMUK History Department, "Street Peddlers, Matatus, and the Gikomba Market: The Infernal Sector in Kenya: Yesterday & Today," Feb. 11, 2011
South Texan newspaper article, "Ferguson Leads IAG Lecture, The International Affairs Group Hold a Lecture Based on 'The Informal Sector in Kenya Yesterday and Today," Feb. 15, 2011
International Affairs Group: 2011, South Texan newspaper article, "Javelinas go on a trip of a lifetime, Goswami takes students to India to study abroad, March 11, 2011;
IAG Flyer: Dr. MAry ElHayawi, Ain Shams University, Cairo presents "Contemporary Arab Women's Writings" Q&A on current events in Egypt, March 25, 2011
South Texan newspaper article, "Javelinas in india reveals students' experiences, Documentary gives incentive to potential AMK Students, April 19, 2011
IAG Seminar, "Colonel James H. Raymer, Army Fellow, Bush School of Govt. & Public Service, "The Transformational Army after 9/11: From the Objective Force to Iraq," April 26, 2011.
IAG Flyer: Dr. Maria Elena Ramos T. Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon, Mexico, Faculty of Social Work, "Beyond Constitutional Challenges to Immigrants in the U.S. & Mexico: Identity Politics & Mental Health," Sept. 16, 2011
IAG Flyer: Professor David Neipert, College of Business Administration, "Preventing Terrorist Attacks on International Supply Chains," October 7, 2011
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