A press notification and instructions to friends concerning the passing of William H. Nelson.

Letter to Frank Frantz opposing annual reunions of the Rough Riders and stating that Roosevelt should stop trying to get his men political appointments in the territories.

A 1901 letter from Vice President Theodore Roosevelt to Frank Frantz regarding sending a letter and mentioning their reunion was pleasant. Roosevelt refers to Frantz as "Captain." Frantz served as a captain in Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders during the Spanish-American War. Approximately a year after this letter was written, Roosevelt became the U.S. President when President McKinley was assassinated. On his visits to the White House, Frantz, an athlete and a boxer, engaged in several matches with the president, knocking him out on three occasions.

A document about the crucial dance of guidelines and unit planners orchestrating event efficiency, illuminating the path to flawless execution.

A detailed email conversation documenting the strategic coordination and tentative arrangements for a meeting of the Assessment/Evaluation Task Force. The discussions focus on conceptualizing the student assessment and program evaluation components of the Annenberg and Getty Core programs.

A comprehensive email conversation strategically discussing the evaluation criteria for the case study schools.

A heartfelt documented letter expressing sincere appreciation for the warm hospitality experienced during a visit to the UNT Arts Center.