ACTC
The Association for Core Texts and Courses

"Supporting Liberal Arts Core Text Curricula Around the World"

Sample Papers from 1995 ACTC Conference

Where Have We Been and Where are We Going?
Director's Address:
Stephen Zelnick
Director of ACTC and Temple University's Intellectual Heritage Program

On Opening and Closing Texts
Plenary Address on theArts and Humanities
Mary Ann Freese Witt
North Carolina State University at Raleigh

Present at the Creation: The Journey to the West as a Core Text
Paula Berggren
Baruch College of CUNY

Science Texts in the Classroom: The Human Odyssey Science-Humanities Sequence at Auburn University
Carol F. Daron
Auburn University

No Effortless Person: Community, Conflict, and theEmergence of Self in the Hebrew Bible
Joseph A. Favazza
Rhodes College

Tests, Society, and Time
Constantin Fasolt

The Liberal Arts Tradition, African-American Legacy, and the Introduction of Diversity to Western Traditions
Paul E. Logan
Howard University

Strengthening the Educational Core in Times of Fiscal Restraint
James D. Ryan
Bronx Community College, CUNY

Teaching Homer's Iliad
David J. Schenker
University of Missouri