Upcoming Events
Currently, CSAW hosts several events aimed at engaging a larger audience in topics relevant to the American West. The most prominent of these events is the Garry L. Nall Lecture Series, which brings noted regional scholars, authors, and artists to WTAMU for free lectures that are open to the public. CSAW offers a variety of events that will appeal to all audiences. To see past events hosted by CSAW, please click here.
Spring 2026
Feb. 19 Forgotten Frontera: Vanessa Fonseca Chavez, professor and historian, “Tracks across the Plains: Mexican Migration and Labor in Northwestern Kansas”:Recovering the rich historical and cultural traditions of Mexican Americans on the Southern Plains. FAC Recital Hall, 7pm
Mar. 4 Clara Sneed, novelist and historian, “Dust to Dust: Summoning Ghosts and Writing Novels” FAC Recital Hall, 7pm
Apr. 9 Nall Lecture: Iris Jamahl Dunkle, biographer and poet, “Riding Like the Wind: The Life of Sanora Babb” Legacy Hall, 7pm