Folder contains email correspondences between Dr. Lotsee Patterson and various individuals, in addition to Patterson's publications. The majority of the materials in the folder are email correspondences, mostly congratulatory, whether to congradulate Biggs on the publication of her article on Patterson's career, titled, “Bright Child of Oklahoma: Lotsee Patterson and the Development of America’s Tribal Libraries;” or to thank and congratulate Patterson on her career as a librarian, and how she has served as an inspiration to the field. Additionally, the folder contains an email from CSUSM University Library Dean Marion Reid to Biggs, containing a forwarded ALA news release which stated that Patterson had been named the 2001 AHA recipient of the Beta Phi Mu Award. There are also other email correspondences between Biggs and Patterson regarding current projects and such as ALA programming, grants, and planning upcoming tribal library networking meetings. Folder also contains miscellaneous materials, such as a Proposal Data Sheet for the project, “The Community Library as a Community Education Center in Selected New Mexico Indian Reservations,” submitted to the College of Education, Educational Foundations Dept. (1977); Patterson's dissertation abstract (dissertation titled, “A Study of Perceived Media Competencies of School Libraries in the State of New Mexico”); and scripts for slides for onsite library aide training and community library development projects. Authorship of scripts include John Bowannie, Ann Pecos, and Regina Garcia; some scripts are unattributed.

Publications and printed materials in folder include: “Tribally Controlled Community College Libraries: A Paradigm for Survival” by Lotsee Patterson and Rhonda Harris Taylor” (1996, no journal name); “Native American Libraries, Ten Years Later” by Frankie Pelzman,” published in the Wilson Library Bulletin (1989); “Native American Library Services: Reclaiming the Past, Designing the Future” by Lotsee Patterson, published in the Wilson Library Bulletin (1992); “Information Needs and Services of Native Americans” by Lotsee Patterson, published in Rural Libraries (1995)