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Plan Your Visit Current Exhibits • Texans One and All • Texas Artists • SAVIG • The Back 40 • A Salute to Military Flight • Nativity Art of Ferdinand Pribyl (1840-1915) • and more... Operating Hours and Admission Rates Exhibit Floor Map Getting Here Driving Directions Mapquest the museum Parking Group Visits Field Trips Tour Groups Showtimes Plan your visit around a Dome Show Presentation or a puppet show Guest Services ATM The Museum Store Photography policy Accessibility Services for guests with disabilities About the Museum About the Museum History and Overview UTSA Museum Features Exhibits Back 40 The Museum Store Contact the Museum Join the Mailing List Staff Directory Press Room Exhibit Production Special Events Texas Folklife Festival Official Site Overview Volunteer Texas Trails & Tales Experience pioneer life on the Back 40 Volunteer Volunteer at a museum event Join/Give/Help Museum Membership Members take advantage of Texas-sized benefits Support the Museum Donations and sponsorships Development Board Artifact Donation Volunteer at the Museum Become a docent and bring Texas culture to life! Education Bringing culture to your classroom Videoconferencing Tex-Kits Educational Opportunities Field Trips Texas Trails & Tales Library About the Library Overview Library Services Research Materials Books and Periodicals Microforms Vertical Files Photo Archives Photo Sales Search for the perfect accent — a piece of Texas history Oral Histories Hear the stories of Texans firsthand! For Kids Puppet Theater Puppet shows that tell the stories of Texans Birthday Parties Celebrate your next birthday at the Museum Coloring Page Print out coloring pages from past exhibits Facility Rental Rent the Museum Spaces for meetings and receptions Birthday Parties Services AV Catering Entertainment Terms and Conditions Frequently Asked Questions
University of Texas at San Antonio The Institute of Texan Cultures is one of the three campuses of The University of Texas at San Antonio. To learn more about our UTSA family, you can visit the UTSA web site. UTSA was established in June 1969 to serve the San Antonio metropolitan area and the broader region of South Texas. Today UTSA is one of fastest-growing public universities in Texas. More than 56 percent of UTSA students come from groups underrepresented in higher education. Many students are the first in their families to attend a college or university. UTSA is rapidly moving toward classification as a premier research institution. Enrollment 28,500 Degree Programs 64 bachelor's 44 master's 20 doctoral Eight colleges and a Graduate School Faculty 586 tenure and tenure-track Library 742,000 books 2,300 print periodicals More than 30,000 electronic journals 3 million microforms Research Research and sponsored program funds accounted for $44 million in 2007. Alumni 72,000 graduates Athletics NCAA Division I university 16 sports A member of the Southland Conference Economic Impact More than $1 billion in direct and indirect business activity in Texas Provides more than 6,500 jobs and $200 million in personal income UTSA Institute for Economic Development Serves more than 29,500 businesses annually Clients created more than 3,900 new jobs in FY 2007 Helped clients attact $175.5 million in growth capital in FY2007.
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