List of donors to the Texas Academy of Math and Science, as of March 31, 1990. The list includes the name of the donor or company, the total amount of money given, and the amount received in cash for the years 1990, 1989, 1988, and 1987.

A document that serves as Dr. Robert William McCarter's Vita. It lists his working experience, publications, editorials, research, grants, papers, presentations, consultations, workshops, panels, demonstrations, exhibitions, collections, honors, awards, professional affiliations, and university service.

A document that acts as a checklist for the application to the Texas Commission on the Arts funding. It was filled out for UNT's NTIEVA program.

A document that summarizes Nancy Walkup Reynolds' experience in the art field. Listed is her education, professional experience, publications, professional organizations, honors, presentations, curator positions, juror positions, seminars, community service, and exhibitions.

A document listing out the UNT Board of Regents members and their contact information. The individuals include Jerry Farrington, E. L. Langley, R. L. Crawford, Jr. Nancy Halbreich, Joe Kirven, Lucille G. Murchison, Billie L. Parker, David Bayless, Sr., and Topsy R. Wright.

A document that lists out the schools and organizations that are participating in the NTIEVA program. They are Dallas ISD, Denton ISD, Fort Worth ISD, Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD, Pilot Point ISD, Plano ISD, Amon Carter Museum, Dallas Museum of Art, Kimbell Art Museum, Meadows Museum, Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Arts Council of Fort Worth and Tarrant County, Greater Denton Arts Council, and the University of North Texas.

A document listing out the members of the Department of Art's Board of Advisors and their contact information. The individuals are Raymond Nasher, Dr. Richard Brettell, John Dayton, Nancy Dedman, Olaf Harris I. B. D., Gloria Kirven, Artie Megibbon, Lawrence Marcus, Dr. Edmund P. Pillsbury, Paul Voertman, and Barry Whistler.

A general estimated five year budget for the NTIEVA program. Sections included are Personnel, Benefits, Staff Development, Implementation, Operating Costs, Evaluation, and Renewal Activities.

A document listing out the members of the NTIEVA Advisory Committee and their contact information along with roles. The members are Dr. Dean Anthony, Chris Bancroft, Sharon Benge, Brenda Crawford, Candace Haddock, Stan Haddock, Dr. Wayne Hendrick, Rick Hernandez, Jan Muhlert, Dr. Midge Rach, Dee Smith, and Linus Wright.

A document that serves as Dr. D. Jack Davis' Vita. It lists his working experience, publications, editorials, research, grants, papers, presentations, consultations, workshops, panels, demonstrations, exhibitions, honors, awards, professional affiliations, and university service.

Interview with Joseph Sudduth, a Marine Corps veteran, concerning his experiences at the Marine Barracks between Pearl Harbor and Hickam Field with B Company during the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Interview also covers his life before, during, and after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Includes an appendix.

Invitation from the University of North Texas College of Business Administration for the dedication of Curry Hall event held November 19, 1991.

A cover sheet for an 11-page fax transmission sent to Julie Abel by R. William McCarter and D. Jack Davis on May 7, 1990. Additional 10 pages are missing.

A resume for Connie Newton, Assistant Professor of Art Education at UNT. Sections of the resume include: Educational Preparation, Professional Experience, Professional Activities, Editorial Responsibilities, Recognition by Professional Organizations, Honors and Awards, Publications, Research in Progress, Presentations, Exhibitions, Museums, Grants, Major Professional Meetings Hosted, Professional Organizations, and University Committees.

The comprehensive documentation of the Civic Center Park Master Plan, featuring a diverse collection of articles, public meeting comments, memoranda finalizing plans, and evaluations. This compilation provides a detailed journey through the development and evaluation of the Denton Civic Center, including floorplans, issues, and insightful discussions from public meetings. Additionally, discover historical perspectives through old news articles about information centers.

Interview with Walt Parker, a Texas State representative from Denton, Texas. Parker discusses his first exposure to osteopathy, supporting the establishment of an osteopathic school, the osteopathy lobby, and supporting the merger of North Texas State University and the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine.