Photograph of Samra Bufkins with student taken at the UNT fall commencement ceremony at the Coliseum.

Mayborn School of Journalism and Chickasha Holitoplichi honors student at UNT Fall commencement ceremony.

Photograph of student with decorated mortarboard ("Thanks Mom and Dad") taken at a UNT commencement ceremony at the Coliseum.

Photograph of graduating Mayborn School of Journalism students entering the Coliseum taken at a UNT commencement ceremony.

Warren Burggren, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, speaks at the UNT Fall commencement ceremony at the Coliseum.

Photograph taken at UNT Fall commencement ceremony showing student's decorated mortarboard.

Photograph taken at the Fall 2013 UNT commencement ceremony at the Coliseum.

A group of Masters degree students at the UNT fall commencement ceremony at the Coliseum.

Photograph taken at a UNT Fall commencement ceremony at the Coliseum.

Photograph of Mayborn School of Journalism student taken at a UNT commencement ceremony at Coliseum.

Photograph of a Graduate student taken at the 2013 UNT Fall commencement ceremony, held at the Coliseum.

Photograph of student taking her own photograph as she graduates at a UNT commencement ceremony.

Photograph of graduate students taken at UNT Fall commencement ceremony.

President V. Lane Rawlins presides over UNT Fall commencement ceremony at the Coliseum.

Photograph of Mayborn School of Journalism students at the 2013 Fall UNT Commencement Ceremony.

A Mayborn School of Journalism student poses for a photograph with family at the UNT Fall commencement ceremony in the Coliseum.

Photograph taken at UNT Fall commencement ceremony at the Coliseum.

Photograph of a doctoral student taken at a UNT Fall commencement ceremony at the Coliseum.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with Donald Rifenbery. Rifenbery joined the Navy in November of 1943. He completed Radio School. Beginning November of 1944, he served as Radioman aboard the USS Wesson (DE-184). They traveled to Pearl Harbor, Leyte and Okinawa, supporting invasions. He recalls his experiences through a kamikaze attack on their ship. He returned to the US and received his discharge in May of 1946.

Presentation for the Cross Timbers Library Collaborative (CTLC) Scholarly Communications and Digital Curation (SCDC) Affinity Group 2013 Winter Meeting. This presentation discusses online profiles and unique author identifiers, their importance, features, and strategies for successfully using them.

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The Renewable Energy Atlas (Atlas) of the United States is a compilation of geospatial data focused on renewable energy resources, federal land ownership, and base map reference information. This report explains how to add the Atlas to your computer and install the associated software. The report also includes:  A description of each of the components of the Atlas;  Lists of the Geographic Information System (GIS) database content and sources; and  A brief introduction to the major renewable energy technologies. The Atlas includes the following:  A GIS database organized as a set of Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) ArcGIS Personal GeoDatabases, and  ESRI ArcReader and ArcGIS project files providing an interactive map visualization and analysis interface.

The project was implemented at the Madison County Landfill located in the Town of Lincoln, Madison County, New York. Madison County has owned and operated the solid waste and recycling facilities at the Buyea Road site since 1974. At the onset of the project, the County owned and operated facilities there to include three separate landfills, a residential solid waste disposal and recycled material drop-off facility, a recycling facility and associated administrative, support and environmental control facilities. This putrescible waste undergoes anaerobic decomposition within the waste mass and generates landfill gas, which is approximately 50% methane. In order to recover this gas, the landfill was equipped with gas collection systems on both the east and west sides of Buyea Road which bring the gas to a central point for destruction. In order to derive a beneficial use from the collected landfill gases, the County decided to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the future use of the generated gas.