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Accession consists of documents pertaining to immigration from the Austro-Hungarian Empire to Western Canada, with emphasis on Ukrainian settlers. Collected from Austrian and Polish archives.

Ukrainian newspapers from around the world

Books: "Ukrainian Oral Literature", by Filiaret Kolessa and "Ukraine After Shelest", by Bohdan Krawchenko

Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain [1945-1964] and Dr. Jakiw Makoweckyj collection (1939-1964). Includes a 25 p. guide compiled by Lubomyr Y, Luciuk (1982), a description of project, AUGB Archives and J Makowechyj collections.

Ukrainian newspapers

Ukrainian newspapers on microfilm.

Scholarships awarded and projects rejected.

Materials relate to: Research projects, visiting speakers, visiting professors, Shevchnko Lectures and publishers

Accession consists of video recordings about Ukrainian culture.

Publishing files, scholarships and fellowships and program development files

Brynchenko, Mykola: Istoriia ukrains' koi muzky. Kyiv, "Spilka"

Video cassettes relating to Eastern European cultures and people

Administrative records

Administrative records

Office files

Recordings of lectures, seminars and conferences sponsored by the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies.

NOVA materials. Ukrainian language curriculum materials and music compiled by Olenka Bilash. Singer - Luba Bilash.

Nova 1-6. Ukrainian language curriculum materials published by CIUS and Alberta Culture.

Ukrainian newspaper: Zhyttia I Znannia

20th Anniversary video

Correspondences

Nova 1 and 2: Action Song Book Cassettes

(undeclared)

Song, CD's, Dialogue Activity books and Teacher's Unit Preparation book.

Annual Review

Published materials

Correspondence between Dr. Boyrs Lewytzkyj and Roman Paladijchuk.

Institute newsletters, annual reports, newspaper clippings, pamphlets and publications

Proposal for a Canadian-Ukrainian Legislative Education project and assorted newsletters.

Papers of Timothy Minenko

Accession consists of Ukrainian music and song collected by The Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies (CIUS).