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Speaking at the BYU Conference Center, 2016. Speaking about records and record keeping, 2017. Invited to direct the LDS Church History Library, 2014. Training high school teachers with Humanities Texas, 2011. Erekson helps history make sense. National Council on Public History.

Subscribe to our RSS Feeds. During 2014, the El Paso community joined UTEP in a year-long celebration of our 100th anniversary, underscoring the central role that the university has played in bringing educational, economic, cultural enrichment, and improved quality-of-life opportunities to the residents of this region.

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Welcome to the UTEP Encyclopedia. One hundred years of UTEP history in one place. On April 18, 2015, UTEP opened to the public its long awaited Centennial Plaza. As the new heart of the campus, Centennial Plaza is a place of connections, both in the sense of a gathering place for people and where the history of the University is united. The location of Centennial Plaza, once the site of Memorial Triangle. Read more about Centennial Plaza. Should I attend UTEP? August 18, 1978.