Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Two men are standing side by side in a science lab, looking at the camera and smiling. A third man can be seen in the background on the right side of the photograph, partially out of frame.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Judith Forney, Dean, School of Merchandising & Hospitality Management (left), and Thomas Evenson, Dean, College of Public Affairs & Community Service (right), can be seen standing with another man in a science lab. Forney is facing to the right of the camera. The two men are looking directly at the camera. They are all smiling. A man can be seen looking down at a cellphone in his hand in the background of the photograph. Science lab equipment can be seen behind him in the distance.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. A group of people can be seen standing in two rows behind a desk, facing the camera and smiling. Warren Burggren (4th from left), Thomas Evenson (5th from left), Gretchen Bataille (6th from right), Earl Gibbons (5th from right), and Judith Forney (3rd from right) can be identified among the group. A large bouquet of flowers has been placed in front of the desk in the center foreground of the photograph.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Three men are standing in a room in the State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research (SKLEC) at East China Normal University. The two men closest to the camera can be seen on the left and right sides of the photograph with their backs turned to the camera. The man on the left is resting his left hand on his chin. Between them, the third man is facing to the right of the camera and pointing to a photograph on an informational poster with his right pinky.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Seven members of the University of North Texas faculty are standing outside of the East China Normal University (ECNU), facing the camera and smiling. Thomas Evenson (left), Earl Gibbons (2nd from left), Gretchen Bataille (3rd from left), Judith Forney (center), and Warren Burggren (right) can be identified among the group. A large bed of flowers can be seen behind behind them, in front of a sign that reads, "Seek Truth, Foster Originality, and Li[ve Up to the Name of a Teacher]."

Photograph of four members of the UNT faculty during a delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Members of the group are standing side by side at a bus stop, facing the camera. The man on the left side of the photograph is holding a camera up with both hands and appears to be taking a picture. The other three members of the group are smiling. Warren Burggren, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences (2nd left), Judith Forney, Dean, School of Merchandising & Hospitality Management (2nd right), and Earl Gibbons, Vice Provost and Associate Vice President for International Education (right), can be identified among the group.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. A group of people can be seen standing behind a dining table, facing the camera and smiling. Earl Gibbons (2nd from left), Thomas Evenson (3rd from left), Judith Forney (5th from left), Warren Burggren (4th from right), and Gretchen Bataille (3rd from right) can be identified among the group.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Bataille (right) can be seen with Thomas Evenson, Dean, College of Public Affairs & Community Service (left), and another man (center) in a hotel lobby. They are standing side by side, looking at the camera and smiling. A hotel employee can be seen pushing a cart in the background on the right side of the photograph.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Seven members of the University of North Texas faculty are standing side by side, facing the camera and smiling. Gretchen Bataille (left), Judith Forney (center), Thomas Evenson (3rd from right), Warren Burggren (2nd from right), and Earl Gibbons (right) can be identified among the group. Two wax figures in Chinese robes can be seen in front of the group. One figure is standing on the left side of the photograph, next to Bataille. The other is sitting in front of the group in the center.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Thomas Evenson, Dean, College of Public Affairs & Community Service (front left), and Warren Burggren, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences (right), can be seen outside of a building with another man (back left). They are standing on a staircase, facing to the right of the camera and smiling. Burggren is resting his left hand on his hip.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Thomas Evenson, Dean, College of Public Affairs & Community Service (2nd right), and Judith Forney, Dean, School of Merchandising & Hospitality Management (right), can be seen sitting in chairs next to each other. They are looking at the camera and smiling. Forney is holding a pen in her right hand. Two men can be seen sitting on the far left side of the photograph, looking over at the pair.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Bataille (2nd left) can be seen standing with three men. They are all facing the camera and smiling. The man on the left is wearing a 2008 Beijing Olympics t-shirt, holding a camera in his right hand and a miniature flag of China in his left hand. The man second from right is waving an Olympics flag. The man on the right side of the group is wearing a t-shirt depicting the silhouette of China.

Photograph of Thomas Evenson, Dean, College of Public Affairs & Community Service, during a UNT delegation's visit to China led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Evenson can be seen on the left side of the photograph, sitting on the trunk of an elephant. He is looking at the camera and smiling. He is resting his left hand on top of the elephant's head. The elephant is facing to the left of the camera with its mouth open, and is wearing a colorful blanket over its body. A metal staircase can be seen on the right side of the photograph with a chain attached to the elephant's back left foot. Buildings can be seen in the background.

Photograph of six UNT faculty members from a delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Members of the group are standing side by side, looking at the camera and smiling. Warren Burggren (left), Thomas Evenson (3rd from left), Earl Gibbons (3rd from right), and Judith Forney (right) can be identified among the group.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Bataille (right) can be seen with another woman (left) in front of a row of jewelry cases in Fanghua Pearls & Jewelry. They are standing side by side, looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of Earl Gibbons, Vice Provost and Associate Vice President for International Education, from a delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Gibbons is sitting on a sofa, looking down at an autograph book on the table in front of him. He is signing the second page of the book with a marker. A panel of glass behind Gibbons' head reads, "Beijing Normal Unive[rsity] Museum of Antiqu[ities]."

Photograph of Thomas Evenson, Dean, College of Public Affairs & Community Service, from a UNT delegation's visit to China led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Evenson is sitting on a sofa, looking down at an autograph book on the table in front of him. He is signing the second page of the book with a marker. A panel of glass behind Evenson's head reads, "Beijing Normal University Museum of Antiquities."

Photograph of a male UNT faculty member from a delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. The man is sitting on a sofa, looking down at an autograph book on the table in front of him. He is signing the second page of the book with a marker. A panel of glass behind the man's head reads, "Beijing Normal University Museum of Antiquit[ies]."

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Three people in uniforms can be seen crouching down on the floor of a building, peeling pieces of white paper off of a large strip of red fabric to reveal a series of Chinese characters. Another piece of red fabric is crumpled up in the bottom right portion of the photograph. Judith Forney, Dean, School of Merchandising & Hospitality Management at UNT, can be seen taking a picture in the background.

Photograph of a man signing a book during a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. The man can be seen sitting at a desk on the left side of the photograph, looking down at a book in from of him and stamping the title page. Gretchen Bataille is sitting on the right side of the photograph, looking down at the book and smiling. A book cover box is sitting on the desk in front of her.

Photograph from a UNT delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. Seven members of the University of North Texas faculty are standing outdoors, facing the camera and smiling. Judith Forney (2nd from left), Thomas Evenson (3rd from left), Earl Gibbons (center), Gretchen Bataille (3rd from right), and Warren Burggren (2nd from right) can be identified among the group.

Photograph of a male UNT faculty member from a delegation's visit to China, led by UNT President Gretchen Bataille in 2008. The man can be seen standing on the right side of the photograph, looking at the camera and smiling. He is pointing up at the word "liqun" painted on the exterior wall of a building next to him. Two right-pointing arrows and a pair of ducks have been spray painted on the bottom half of the wall.