This month marked former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales’ formal return to Texas, when he officially began his tenure as a visiting professor at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas.
On Aug. 6, Gonzales launched his university career when he moved into a bare-walled office in the Tech president’s wing of the school administration building. He will teach his first class — “Contemporary Issues in the Executive Branch” — on Aug. 27. When it comes to his students, all topics are open for discussion, he says, including his time as former President George W. Bush’s White House counsel and as AG, as well as the controversies that arose as a result of his eight years in those jobs.
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