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HomeAbout Humanities TexasFrom the Director › October 2007

From the Director

Executive Director Michael Gillette As many of you know, Humanities Texas is in the midst of exciting changes. We have a new website and new headquarters in a historic building in downtown Austin.

I am also pleased to introduce our e-newsletter, which will provide you, our statewide partners, with information about programs and opportunities at Humanities Texas.

I look forward to your continued involvement in all of the initiatives at Humanities Texas. And I encourage you to visit Humanities Texas soon: online, and in Austin at the Byrne-Reed House.


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