A detailed document capturing the significant achievement of a $1.43 million grant awarded to a UNT group for advancing public school arts education.

A detailed document outlining the meticulously planned itinerary for the upcoming 4-day Regional Institute Directors' Meeting. Explore the scheduled discussions, workshops, and strategic sessions designed to facilitate collaboration and advance regional educational initiatives.

Photograph of the six 1996 Extra Mile Award recipients posing together. All are dressed in formal clothing and they are (L-R standing) Joann Raskin, Elizabeth Anne Martin, Kathy Jack, Deborah M. Floyd, (L-R sitting) Carole Ann Boyd, and Harryette Ehrhardt.

Photograph of the six 1996 Extra Mile Award recipients posing together. All are dressed in formal clothing and they are (L-R standing) Joann Raskin, Elizabeth Anne Martin, Kathy Jack, Deborah M. Floyd, (L-R sitting) Carole Ann Boyd, and Harryette Ehrhardt.

Photograph of the six 1996 Extra Mile Award recipients posing together. All are dressed in formal clothing and they are (L-R standing) Joann Raskin, Elizabeth Anne Martin, Kathy Jack, Deborah M. Floyd, (L-R sitting) Carole Ann Boyd, and Harryette Ehrhardt.

Photograph of the six 1996 Extra Mile Award recipients posing together. All are dressed in formal clothing and they are (L-R standing) Joann Raskin, Elizabeth Anne Martin, Kathy Jack, Deborah M. Floyd, (L-R sitting) Carole Ann Boyd, and Harryette Ehrhardt.

Photograph of eight of the women in attendance at the 1996 annual Extra Mile Award ceremony. They are arranged in two rows and have on formal attire. They are (L-R standing) Molly Behannon, Joann Raskin, Elizabeth Anne Martin, Kathy Jack, Deborah M. Floyd, Lory Masters, (L-R sitting) Carole Ann Boyd, and Harryette Ehrhardt.

Photograph of eight of the women in attendance at the 1996 annual Extra Mile Award ceremony. They are arranged in two rows and have on formal attire. They are (L-R standing) Molly Behannon, Joann Raskin, Elizabeth Anne Martin, Kathy Jack, Deborah M. Floyd, Lory Masters, (L-R sitting) Carole Ann Boyd, and Harryette Ehrhardt.

Photograph of eight of the women in attendance at the 1996 annual Extra Mile Award ceremony. They are arranged in two rows and have on formal attire. They are (L-R standing) Molly Behannon, Joann Raskin, Elizabeth Anne Martin, Kathy Jack, Deborah M. Floyd, Lory Masters, (L-R sitting) Carole Ann Boyd, and Harryette Ehrhardt.

Photograph of a large group of women in attendance of the annual Extra Mile Award ceremony. All fifteen women are dressed in either formal dresses, tuxedos, or suits, and are smiling at the camera. They are (L-R) Anne Albritton, Lynn Albright, Christine Jarosz, Dee Pennington, Molly Behannon, Carole Ann Boyd, Joanne Raskin, De'An Olson, Trish Houck, Elizabeth Anne Martin, Harryette Ehrhardt, Kathy Jack, Deborah M. Floyd, and Lory Masters.

Photograph of a large group of women in attendance of the annual Extra Mile Award ceremony. All fifteen women are dressed in either formal dresses, tuxedos, or suits, and are smiling at the camera. They are (L-R) Anne Albritton, Lynn Albright, Christine Jarosz, Dee Pennington, Molly Behannon, Carole Ann Boyd, Joanne Raskin, De'An Olson, Trish Houck, Elizabeth Anne Martin, Harryette Ehrhardt, Kathy Jack, Deborah M. Floyd, and Lory Masters.

Photograph of a large group of women in attendance of the annual Extra Mile Award ceremony. All fifteen women are dressed in either formal dresses, tuxedos, or suits, and are smiling at the camera. They are (L-R) Anne Albritton, Lynn Albright, Christine Jarosz, Dee Pennington, Molly Behannon, Carole Ann Boyd, Joanne Raskin, De'An Olson, Trish Houck, Elizabeth Anne Martin, Harryette Ehrhardt, Kathy Jack, Deborah M. Floyd, and Lory Masters.

Photograph of former Chancellor of UNT Alfred Hurley speaking at the reception of the Owsley Foyer dedication in Willis Library.

Musician Allison Tucker stands in front of a portrait of himself during a Dallas/Fort Worth Black Living Legends event.

Photograph of a framed portrait of Alvin and Lucy Owsley circa February, 1939 that was displayed in the Owsley Foyer in Willis Library after its dedication. There is a note at the bottom that reads "United States Minister to Denmark Alvin M. Owsley and Lucy Ball Owsley prepare to greet visiting U. S. Senator Phillip La Follette during a reception in Copenhagen in February, 1939. Owsley served as United States Minister to Romania (1933-1935), the Irish Free State (1935-1937), and Denmark (1937-1939)." The photographer is reflected in the glass of the frame.

A detailed document capturing the essence of the Annenberg Steering Committee conference call.

A document about Leonard Middle School's application for the Partner Schools Program. Included is the Application Evaluation Checklist, meticulously filled out to assess the school's eligibility and alignment with program criteria.

A document about a thorough evaluation of Donna Park Elementary's application through an Application Evaluation Checklist, alongside the filled Grant Application for the Partner Schools program.

A document presenting a dual perspective on Ginnings Elementary School's pursuit of excellence, featuring both an Application Evaluation Checklist and a filled Grant Application.

A meticulous evaluation of Greenbriar Elementary School's grant application, complete with an Application Evaluation Checklist.

A document encapsulating the dedication of Haggard Middle School in pursuit of educational excellence. Within, find the completed Application Evaluation Checklist for Partner Schools, meticulously filled to assess the school's eligibility and alignment with program criteria.

Step into the timeless grandeur of the Harrison County Courthouse, a stunning Neo-Classical Beaux Arts masterpiece designed by J. Riely Gordon in 1899. Crafted from corn yellow brick and adorned with intricate carvings, the courthouse stands as a symbol of architectural brilliance. Marvel at the majestic cupola crowned by Lady Justice and the regal eagles adorning the roofline. Inside, a world of splendor awaits with a stained glass cupola, ornate plasterwork, and captivating paintings. Immerse yourself in the meticulous restoration that has breathed new life into this architectural gem, unveiling its hidden charms for all to admire since its rededication in 2009.

The documented agreement signifying the loan and receipt acknowledgment of architectural art objects from the Ellen Noel Art Museum.

A detailed sign-in sheet documenting the participation of attendees during the NTIEVA seminar held at the Ellen Noel Art Museum.