A clipping of articles and the 'In The News' section of the UNT publication InHouse. Dr. R. William McCarter, a professor and co-director of the NTIEVA program, is one of the faculty featured in the 'In The News' section. The other two are about a newly available course in conservation and a faculty member, Steve Forde, who was named the new Heritage Foundation fellow.

An article from the InFocus section of the UNT publication InHouse. The piece features several different members of UNT's faculty including Dr. R. William McCarter, a professor and co-director of the NTIEVA program.

A clipping from the UNT UPDATE publication about the College of Arts and Sciences and the various projects within it. Included are Judy Youngblood's drawings that were featured in an exhibit and the NTIEVA program.

A photocopy of a newspaper clipping, that reads "Steve Allen to open arts center." The clipping shows illustrations of the building and floor plan of the Walton Arts Center, a performing arts center located in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The Walton Arts Center is named after the Walton family, because of funds donated to complete construction, and its grand opening concert was performed by composer and musician, Steven Allen. These pages belonged to the desk of Jack Davis, William McCarter, as they researched foundations to support their education reform program.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on artwork by Pilot Point ISD schoolchildren on display at the Delta Kappa Gamma meeting held at the Woman's Club Building in Denton. Bill McCarter, of UNT, presented the program "Impact of the Area on Society: Learning About the Getty Grant," at the exhibition.

A newspaper clipping published in The North Texas Daily, with the headline "Student's sought for new art grant," written by Julie Freeman. A grant for $600,000 from the Edward and Betty Marcus Foundation will provide stipends for fifteen NT graduate students studying art education during the next three years. The grant will continue paying for the NT's Marcus Fellows Program until August 2001. The purpose of the fellowship is to allow graduate students to develop innovative ways to teach art and art appreciation.

A newspaper clipping published in the Wise County Messenger, with the headline "An eye for the Arts Mary Copeland selected for grant." Mary Copeland has been chosen to participate in the University of North Texas Marcus Fellows Program that helps promote art education throughout the state of Texas. The Edward and Betty Marcus foundation has funded nearly $600,000 to the NT Marcus Fellows Program for graduate students enrolled at UNT to develop innovative ways to teach art and art appreciation.

A newspaper clipping with a photograph of students from an elementary school taking a field trip to museums in the Dallas Fort Worth Area. The kids are visiting these museums, looking and talking about the art on an intellectual and critical level.

A newsletter from In House at the University of North Texas, on the left side near the bottom of the page is a snippet of information regarding The Barnes Collection, with a quote by Dr. William McCarter, Regents Professor at UNT, "The Barnes collection was originally designed as a means of education." McCarter recently gave a lecture about the Barnes collection in conjunction with its exhibition at the Kimbell Art Museum.

A newsletter clipping with bulletin information about the art happenings at the University of North Texas, information about the progress with the program North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts and with the art faculty involved at the school, the program and the Denton community. This newsletter informs about North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts members Nancy Cason, Project Coordinator, and colleague Cassandra Broadus, graduate research assistant, presented "discipline-based art education" or DBAE, at a pre-kindergarten - sixth grade teacher education workshop. Co-directors, Jack Davis and Bill McCarter were presenters at Arts Education Initiative Training Institutes conducted by the Texas Commission on the Arts in San Antonio and Houston.

A clipping from the Greater Meadowbrook Shopping News, featuring a snippet on Mrs. Suzi Reid, art teacher at Eastern Hills Elementary helping her students put up touches on a classroom projects, a thumb print tree.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on first-grade teachers at Pilot Point Independent School District working with colors and shapes. The classroom recently had a "green day" where they were served green eggs and ham to illustrate Dr. Seuss's book, Green Eggs and Ham.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on the School of Visual Arts' Dean, Dr. Jack Davis, arriving to the College with new challenges and ideas. Davis states that he would like to expand on the art curriculum and classes offered at the University, and create more focus within the art history and art education programs.

An enlightening newspaper column penned by guest columnist Amy Lewis. Titled "Art Education Builds Critical Thinking Skills," this insightful piece explores the profound impact of art education in nurturing and enhancing critical thinking skills among students. Lewis articulates the connection between artistic expression and cognitive development, highlighting the invaluable role of art in shaping well-rounded individuals.