Timeline and details of Tribal communities and libraries, archives, and museums. Information compiled by Jessie Ryker-Crawford (White Earth Chippewa), Associate Professor of Museum Studies, Institute of American Indian Arts.

"Libraries, Records, Archives: Which is What, What is Which?" Society of Southwest Archivists Thirty-Eighth Annual Meeting. Santa Fe, NM. April 30, 2010. Contains text of speech and correspondence.

Handwritten notes for presentation "Library Services to Indigenous Peoples: A Question of Access" Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa. Annual Conference. Auckland, New Zealand. November 11, 1999.

Typescript of presentation "Library Services to Native Students." Simon Fraser University, November 22, 2000. Contains handwritten notes and edits.

"Native American Library Services: Reclaiming the Past, Designing the Future." Wilson Library Bulletin 67 (December 1992): 28, 119. Three versions, including "final copy."

Correspondence and abstract related to Patterson's article, "Native American Resources: A Model for Collection Development." Selecting Materials for Library Collections. ed. Audrey Fenner. New York: Haworth. 2004, pp. 41-54. (Co-authored with Rhonda Taylor)

"Native Americans." Guide to Multicultural Resources, 1995-1996, ed. Alex Boyd. Lotsee Patterson and others, associate editors. Fort Atkinson, WI: Highsmith Press, 1995, pp. 290-372.

Handwritten notes "for clarification and definintion of 'Indian Country.'" File also contains possibly unrelated typescript page titled "Part III - Plans for use of funds by Indian tribes and Hawaiian natives."

"Preface." Aboriginal and Visible Minority Librarians; Oral Histories from Canada. ed. Deborah Lee and Mahalakshmi Kumaran. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield. 2014, pp. vii-viii.

File contains typescript preface, book outline, and handwritten notes by Patterson.

Notes from classroom instruction session titled "Profiling Information Needs" regarding the librarian and patron reference transaction.