National Humanities Center

Karen Lawler to Sash Gabbard Letter, June 7, 1984

Karen Fortenberry Lawler, Texas Tech, asks for reassurance that the National Humanities Center is not a think tank for secular humanism. A response from Sarah Vaughn Gabbard, Illinois at Urbana, is also part of the collection.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Karen Lawler to Unknown Letter, c. 1984

This is the second page of correspondence sent by Karen Fortenberry Lawler, Texas Tech, to an unknown recipient. She requests that Tri Delta representatives from the Delta Century Fund Committee meet with executives from the National Humanities Center. Karen adds that it is Tri Delta's right to not support a philosophy and religion that is contrary to their principles.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Kaye Howe to Angela H. Driver Letter, September 30, 1988

Kaye Howe writes to Angela Hackett Driver, California, Berkeley, and says that Tri Delta has given their funds to a good cause within the National Humanities Center.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Keith and Burleson to Delta Delta Delta Alumnae Chapters Letter, March 31, 1984

Jerilyn Rice Keith, Southern Methodist, and Debra Dobbins Burleson, Baylor, write to all the Tri Delta alumnae chapters voicing their concerns about the Delta Century Fund Committee donating money to the National Humanities Center. Their concerns regard humanism and their Christian beliefs.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Keith and Burleson to Tri Delta Alumnae Chapters Letter With Notes, March 31, 1984

Jerilyn Rice Keith, Southern Methodist, and Debra Dobbins Burleson, Baylor, write to all Tri Delta alumnae chapters voicing their concerns about the Century Fund Committee donating money to the National Humanities Center. Their concerns regard humanism and their Christian beliefs. On the back side is a handwritten note.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Kent Mullikin and Jane Capettini by the Tri Delta Fountain Photograph, June 1983

Kent Mullikin and Jane Capettini, University of Toledo, stand by the Tri Delta Fountain at the National Humanities Center.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Kent Mullikin and Margaret Haller at National Humanities Center Garden Dedication Photograph

Collection: Tri Delta Scrapbook Collection

Kent Mullikin and Margaret Haller at Tri Delta Garden Dedication Photograph, April 13, 1985

National Humanities Center Assistant Director Kent Mullikin and Margaret Haller, Cornell University enjoy the garden during the Tri Delta Garden Dedication.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Kent Mullikin Speaking at 1988 Centennial Convention Photograph, July 1-6, 1988

Kent Mullikin, Acting Director of the National Humanities Center, speaks from the podium during the 1988 Convention.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Kent Mullikin to Debbie Shotwell Letter, August 16, 2001

Kent Mullikin writes to Deborah Green Shotwell, Oklahoma, with the names of the 2001-2002 Tri Delta Fellows. They are Kristin Hanson and Luis Corteguera.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Kent Mullikin to Gwen Smith Wynn Letter with Notes, July 15, 1997

Kent Mullikin writes to Gwendolyn Smith Wynn, Auburn< /i>, and announces the names of the 1997-1998 National Humanities Center Fellows. Their names are Barbara A. Hanawalt and Ronald N. Giere. Their applications are also part of the collection.