Photocopy of a letter from Karen Hewitt to William McCarter concerning a manuscript titled "Art History: Opportunities for Art Education", and a reader's report guide. Both were included with the letter. The letter was printed on University of Illinois Press stationery.

Photocopy of a letter from Daresa Voss to Dr. Jack Davis and Dr. Bill McCarter concerning information about the Discipline Based Art Education program. The letter is printed on Wayland Baptist University stationery.

A newsletter from the University of North Texas, "North Texas Institute Emphasizes Link Between Vivid Art And A Vibrant Economy," details the University's education reform program and the institute where it has taught educators new ways to make art relevant to the overall curriculum. Bill McCarter, co-director of North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, believes improved visual arts education will be one of the keys to American economic competitiveness. The rest of the newsletters goes into an example of how educator Monica Mitchell using paintings and sculptures to teach.

A letter from R. William McCarter to Susan Platt about confirming Platts presentation at the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts 1990 Summer Institute.

A press release describing an educational institute for thirty North Texas art educators and principals sponsored by the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts (NTIEVA) held at the Amon Carter Museum on June 20, 1990. The goal of the institute was teach visual literacy and sensory awareness to educators in order to give them tools to teach creative and higher-level thinking skills to their students. The institute used interactive exercises like role playing and a "sound symphony" based on artworks held by the Amon Carter to teach these concepts.