Karen Fortenberry Lawler

1987 State Meets: Texas

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Initiates, Summer 1969

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

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

Mrs. William D. Gabbard to Karen Lawler Letter, June 12, 1984

Sara Vaughn Gabbard, Illinois at Urbana, responds to an inquiry made by Karen Fortenberry Lawler, Texas Tech. Gabbard assures Karen that secular humanism has no ties to the National Humanities Center.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Tri Delta National Humanities Center Fellows Convention Resolution, 1984

This resolution from the 1984 Convention clarifies the decision to donate money from the Delta Century Fund to the National Humanities Center.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection