• Move In Completed and Our New Mammoth Tusk

    Monday, August 23, 2010

    We are finally moved in at Texas State!!!  Of course what we were waiting for was temperatures in the three digits – you simply can’t move in Texas without hot weather. Seriously we are now in our new offices and I have begun to keep regular office hours. At the minimum I will be in our San Marcos offices Monday-Thursday. Shortly we will be setting up for washing, drying and sorting artifacts as well as all the other fun projects that make the lab so exciting.

    In the meantime, did you hear about our mammoth tusk?  John Jackson, a GSAR ...

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  • Long Time, No Update!

    Monday, May 17, 2010

    I apologize for not updating the bulletin board sooner. In the future there will be much more information here but we are still feeling our way through the new website startup and we have been extraordinarily busy this spring.

     

    We are nearly in our new offices in San Marcos. The building was remodeled and the floors have been sealed – they’re still working on the fire alarm system but we have begun to move our boxes in. By this time next month I hope to be fairly settled in. It has been very difficult to keep everything going this ...

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  • New Offices, New Web Site

    Friday, January 01, 2010

    Welcome to the new and improved Gault website!  This day has been a long time in coming and we here at the GSAR would like to especially thank Mr. David Ebaugh at Digitaris Technologies for all the help and support he has provided to make this site a reality.

    Our website will be going through ongoing changes and the new framework will make it possible for us to upload and share information more frequently. Yes, that means you’ll have to check back every so often to see what has changed but I think you’ll find it worth it. We will ...

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  • Support Challenges

    Saturday, September 05, 2009

    While Americans are considered to be among the most generous people globally, the economic turmoil has put even more pressure on donors and on nonprofit leaders.  At the same time, millions of Americans say they want to make a difference and expect to work on causes bigger than themselves.

    The Gault School, like many other non-profits, has certainly been impacted by the economic downturn, yet our biggest loss of support has been due to the shift in academic focus at the University of Texas.

    The old saying “may you live in interesting times” comes to mind when I think over the ...

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