9:20 AM - 10:10 AM: Is the American Education System Fair to All Groups?
Call Number LC2670.6 .S256 1990
The Reverend John Moder, President of St. Mary's University, presents Dr. Antonio Rigual, National President of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU). Dr. Rigual discusses the purposes of HACU and the problems inherent in the American higher education system facing Hispanic Americans that HACU seeks to address. (30 minutes)

10:20 AM - 11:10 AM: How Can We Educate Our Students and Ourselves for a Just Society?
Call Number HQ799.2.M35 S256 1990
Mrs. Simone Donahue, eighth grade history teacher and Middle School Reprsentative of the North East Independent School District to the American Federation of Teachers, discusses ways to make justice part of our daily lives; these include maintaining a critical attitude toward the media, keeping abreast of current events using a variety of sources, and being politically engaged. She stresses the importance of including these activities and values in our educational system. First of two programs on this video. (45 minutes)

11:20 AM - 12:10 PM: Is the American Education System in a Crisis?
Call Number HQ799.2.M35 S256 1990
Sr. Ann Semel, St. Mary's University Project 30 coordinator, introduces Dr. Daniel Fallon, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and professor of psychology at Texas A & M, and National Director of Project 30. Dr. Fallon discusses the objectives and componenents of the project, a national initiative to improve teacher training. He then stresses the need to embrace, rather than fear the perpetual crisis facing American education. Second of two programs on this video. (45 minutes)

12:20 PM - 1:10 PM: What is St. Mary's Doing to Educate for a Just Society?
Call Number JC578 .S256 1990
Dr. Greg Walters, professor of theology at St. Mary's University and coordinator of the Peace and Justice minor, presents Fr. John A. Leies, Director of the St. Mary's Institute for Professional Ethics, and Barbara Bader Aldave, Dean of St. Mary's University School of Law. In this first panel, the focus is the realization of St. Mary's University's mission to contribute to peace and social justice. The speakers discuss the Peace and Justice minor program and efforts by the School of Law to provide opportunities for its students to develop interest in and gain experience in public interest law. First of two programs on this video. (49 minutes)

1:20 PM - 2:10 PM: How Can Education Be Restructured for Peace?
Call Number JC578 .S256 1990
Dr. Greg Walters presents Dr. Suhail Bashrui, of the Center for International Development and Conflict Management of the University of Maryland. Dr. Bashrui shares his experiences with conflict in the Middle East and discusses the idea of peace through literature and the need to re-think our education programs. Second of two programs on this video. (40 minutes)

9:45 AM - 11:00 AM: Is the American Education System Fair to All Groups? Call Number LC212.623.S2 S256 1990
Ms. Marina Douenat, a student at St. Mary's University and member of the Presidents' Peace Commission, presents Dr. James Vasquez, Superintendent of the Edgewood Independent School District, and Dr. Ray Leal, Director of St. Mary's University's Public Justice Program. Several legal cases brought in federal and state courts to combat the economic segregation in San Antonio public education are discussed. First of two programs on this video. (57 minutes)

11:10 AM - 12:25 PM: How Do We Educate America's Youth for Peace?
Call Number LC212.623.S2 S256 1990
Dr. Richard Pressman, Professor of English at St. Mary's University and Member of the President's Peace Commission, presents Ms. Cynthia Duda, a public school teacher and Director of the San Antonio Educators for Social Responsibility. Discussion centers on the need to incorporate women and their accomplishments into the educational process and stressing that peace education needs to include education for empowerment. Second of two programs on this video. (55 minutes)