To open their newest exhibit, Looking Back: 50 Years After the UT Tower Shooting, the Austin History Center will host the launch of a new book looking back at this tragedy, Texas Tower Sniper: America’s First Campus Active Shooter by Monte Akers, Nathan Akers, and Dr. Robert Friedman.
The three authors will talk about why they decided to write the book, why the event still resonates with Austin, issues that the book addresses or debunks, and then close with the psychology of mass killings and how trauma affects society. A book signing will follow the program and light refreshments will be served.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display through November 20.
To open their newest exhibit, Looking Back: 50 Years After the UT Tower Shooting, the Austin History Center will host the launch of a new book looking back at this tragedy, Texas Tower Sniper: America’s First Campus Active Shooter by Monte Akers, Nathan Akers, and Dr. Robert Friedman.
The three authors will talk about why they decided to write the book, why the event still resonates with Austin, issues that the book addresses or debunks, and then close with the psychology of mass killings and how trauma affects society. A book signing will follow the program and light refreshments will be served.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display through November 20.
To open their newest exhibit, Looking Back: 50 Years After the UT Tower Shooting, the Austin History Center will host the launch of a new book looking back at this tragedy, Texas Tower Sniper: America’s First Campus Active Shooter by Monte Akers, Nathan Akers, and Dr. Robert Friedman.
The three authors will talk about why they decided to write the book, why the event still resonates with Austin, issues that the book addresses or debunks, and then close with the psychology of mass killings and how trauma affects society. A book signing will follow the program and light refreshments will be served.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display through November 20.