A letter from Harriet Laney, Office Manager, North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, to D. Jack Davis, Vice Provost, University of North Texas and Co-director, NTIEVA, about Dadburn printing deal. Laney states that they have looked through everything in their office except correspondence books from 1990-1992 and 1994. They have only found a letter Davis wrote to Susan Rogers May 11, 1993 and they will fax Davis a copy. At the bottom of the letter, R. William McCarter is cc'd.

A letter from Harriet Laney, Office Manager, North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, to Amy Layton about cleaning up a miscommunication between Laney and Layton. Laney clarifies that they are reordering business cards for Nancy Walkup to due a name change. Laney notes that this is not the first time they've had this issue, regarding the first time the issue came up was May 1993 in the NTIEVA Newsletter. Laney notes that they forwarded Layton's message to D. Jack Davis and he is cc'd at the bottom of the letter along with R. William McCarter.

A letter from Amy Layton to Harriet Laney, Office Manager, North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, about recapping a conversation between the two on NTIEVA's stationery format. Layton was unclear about NTIEVA's grant status in which affects the publications policy. Layton states that if the institute is under a consortium-type agreement, other agencies' logos may need to appear on the stationery and if they institute is not under a consortium-type agreement, the institute will need to use standard stationary design.

Letter from Robert Sielken Jr. of Sielken Inc. to Sylvia Amaya of the Texas Natural Resources Commission on May 26,1995, containing his answers to questions for a book review of "Human Health Work Group: Food Safety"

A compelling letter of recommendation advocating for the acceptance of a promising applicant into the distinguished Marcus Fellowship Program. This document eloquently emphasizes the candidate's outstanding qualifications, noteworthy achievements, and the substantial contributions they can make, affirming their well-suited candidacy for this esteemed program at the UNT School of Visual Arts.

An official letter from the Associate Dean of the Toulouse School of Graduate Studies at UNT. This letter delivers the thrilling news of the applicant's triumph in the application evaluation, securing admission to the Master's program with a major in ARTE along with the intricacies of the admissions provisions.