Box RG02-SG02-Se01-SSe10-Box07

File contains a newsletter from the Bard Graduate Center's program in Garden History and Landscape Studies and the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.

File contains a report by Jon Cooper, notes, and planning documents about the Academy's information technology infrastructure.

File contains materials about the Academy's information technology infrastructure, including Jon Cooper's CV, an interim report from him, notes and correspondence, and timeline worksheets.

File contains materials about the Academy's information technology infrastructure, particularly the process of choosing and implementing a database; file contains extensive correspondence, a draft RFP (request for proposals), detailed analyses, and notes.

File contains notes from Adele and a letter from Patricia Labalme to Kate (Katherine) Cooper, welcoming her as the new Chair of the Friends of the Library, along with a draft of a formal letter introducing her to donors.

File contains a copy of a letter from Adele to Sue Cooper, thanking her for lunch at her home.

File contains handwritten notes from a "Jay" to Adele; a brochure about the building of a new dorm; an annual report from 1990-91; and correspondence about an NEA grant for a proposed national graphic design archive at Cooper Union and an evening celebrating Milton Glaser.

File contains personal correspondence (a birthday party invitation, a Christmas card, handwritten notes) from Jan Naylor Cope to Adele, plus correspondence about the appointment of ambassadors and the hiring of executives and others (Cope ran an Executive Search Consulting company). File also contains a Summer 2004 newsletter from the Stephen Decatur House Museum, for which Cope had just been named Chair of the Board of Directors.

File contains a letter from Corcoran to Adele, thanking her for giving her the opportunity to study at the Mayors Institute on City Design in 1989 and updating Adele on her progress in the field since then.

File contains three letters from Elizabeth Kogen about a collaboration with Cornell on a non-profit educational program at the Villa Aurelia, a description of the proposed program, and a folder of information about the Cornell College of Architecture, Art, and Planning.