Terry L. Smart | Professor

Professor Terry L. Smart specializes in modern European history with particular interests in World War II and the history of East Europe and Soviet Russia. For many years, he directed summer school courses for Trinity Students in the former U.S.S.R. and served in Budapest, Hungary as head of a study abroad program in Eastern Europe for the A.C.S. Professor Smart is an Indiana University graduate and received the Ph.D. degree in history from the University of Kansas. At Trinity, he served as Chair of both the Faculty Senate and University Curriculum Council and for twelve years was Chair of the History Department. He currently is a member of the Board of Directors of the German Heritage Society and has been editor of that society’s journal for seven years.

Publications

BOOKS:

• Co-author, World History: A Story of Progress, Holt, Rinehart and Winston.
• Co-author, People and Our World: A Study of World History, Holt, Rinehart and Winston.
• Co-author, World History and National Security, Addison-Wesley.
• Co-editor, Readings in Original and Seondary Sources in World History, Holt, Rinehart and Winston.
• Co-author, Economics, Addison-Wesley.
• Co-author, Economics and National Security, Ohio State University Mershon Center.
• Co-author, Economics and Free Enterprise, Addison-Wesley.
• Co-author, Essentials of Economics and Free Enterprise, Addison-Wesley.
• Co-author, American Government, McGraw-Hill.
• Co-author, Civics: Citizens and Society, McGraw-Hill.
• Co-author, Fundamentals of the American Free Enterprise System, Addison-Wesley.

ARTICLES:

• Author, "Houston's German Legacy," Journal of the German Texas History Society, 2009
• Author, "San Antonio's German Legacy," Journal of the German Texas History Society, 2009.
• Author, "Der Kriegsbeginn am 1 September 1939," Journal of the German Texas History Society.
• Author, "The States of Germany Prior to 1871," Newsletter of the German-Bohemian Society.
• Author, "Russia Versus China, and the World," Selected Papers of St. Mary's University.
• Editor, "Early German Cemeteries and Burial Sites in Texas," Journal of the German Texas History Society.
• Editor, "Guides to Departments of History in Texas," Texas Association for the Advancement of Teaching.
• Author, "English History Curriculum Guide," Houston Independent School District.
• Author, "The First Evangelical Church in Houston," Journal of the German Texas History Society.

 

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