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25 sheets of photographic negatives.
Photographic negatives of UA Golden Bears hockey, volleyball and basketball games in 1995.
Topics: hockey, basketball, volleyball.

Accession consists of photographs used in television productions, depicting buildings, technicians, research, labour relations, drama and others subjects.

Accession consists of videotapes about the Breton Plots.

Accession consists of reports, planning and systems analyses about the Faculty of Extension.

Accession consists of record books for sales and equipment from the Division of Visual Instruction.

Accession consists of films from the Department of Extension Travelling Film Library. The films include "The Honour of the Law" parts 1 and 2, "Spell of the Flowers," and "The Substitute."

Accession consists of a 16mm motion picture film titled "U of A in Colour," featuring scenery and activities on the university campus and farm.

Accession consists of two cine-films from the Educational Media Division titled "University [of Alberta] Campus" and "Medical-Dentistry Building."

Accession consists of a film from Educational Media Services called "Passengers or Partners."

Accession consists of the President's Advisory Committee on Campus Review report on the Educational Media Division.

Accession consists of student records (4 course notebooks), certificates (college of general medicine and CHA Hospital organization and management), and professional medical records.

Accession consists of notes, correspondence, and other documentation for the planning of the 25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, and 50th reunion of the Medical class of 1948. Also includes photographs of the various reunions.

Accession consists of office files from Undergraduate Student Services, including information on Project Morningstar.

Accession consists of office files from the Canadian Journal of Sociology.

Accession consists of volumes 1-21 of the Canadian Journal of Sociology, an index, special issues, and manuscripts.

Accession consists of manuscripts received by the Canadian Journal of Sociology.

Accession consists of files from the Canadian Journal of Sociology, containing copies of submitted articles, peer reviews, and related correspondence.

Accession consists of office files including staff meetings, committee meetings, correspondence, and budgets.

Three hard cover over sized books "Architecture of the Renaissance in England: Inllustrated by a Series of Views and Details from Buildings Erected Between the Years 1500-1630;" with Historical and Critical Text. By J. Alfred Gotch, F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A.

Administration and operational records of the Alberta Heritage Foundation.

This accession consists of Hryhory Kostiuk’s personal papers, notes, paper ephemera, and a rich correspondence with a multitude of friends, family and professional contacts.

Photographs, meeting minutes, and general textual material related to several Normal Schools in Alberta and other educational events.

Office files.

Administrative files

Accession consists of bound final exams from various courses taught at the University of Calgary when the school was still within the jurisdiction of the University of Alberta.

Accession consists of audio visual recordings pertaining to Northern Lights Theatre productions including Oedipus.

Arts freshette blazer with Faculty of Arts pin on breast pocket, green and gold piping, gold felt crest on right hand pocket

The Gateway

Yearbook

Memorabilia

Library, Office files, 1945-1 966

LIbrary staff information bulletins

Pamphlets

Annual report

Photos of official opening of Biological Sciences Centre, 1971.

Univeristy of Alberta 100th Anniversary: Centenary Committee
Records Consist of Committee Minutes of meetings, monthly updates, busuibness plans, depaqrtmental/faculty contributions to the centenart, birthday parrty committee, planning committee, advisory committee

Records transferred on a one-time basis given the 100th Anniversary of the University of Alberta. THe records compriuse significant historical contributions to a century of achievement"

Friends of the University: office files include some photographs.

Fund Raising Development newsletters and pamphlets.

Visual Identity Program: Publication Standards Guide, and new stationary design.

Information on various campus clubs, programs, and committees, as well as government policies at the provincial and City of Edmonton levels collected for the Office of the Vice President (External).

Calendars, newspaper clippings, design development plans, pamphlets and advertisements

School of Household Economics: Golden Anniversary Program

Accession consists of digital recordings, images, and PDFs of John Szczepaniak interviews for The Untold History of Japanese Game Developers. Sound and video recordings consist of interviews with Japanese game developers. All records are in digital format.

In May 2013 Szcepaniak's The Untold History of Japanese Game Developers started as a Kickstarter project to produce a book with interviews covering things never documented before in Japanese game development. Using his contacts from his time in journalism and magazine production he built a list of interviewees. The interviews were published in 3 volumes and contained over 100 interviewees. 95% of the interviews accumulated audio which has been transcribed and published. As well, more than half the interviews were supplemented with textual records provided via email. In some cases entire interviews were done exclusively through email correspondence. Given the large amount of email, these are not included in the archived records.

Records documenting the professional career of Dr. A.W. Henry, Plant Pathologist. Includes 250 latern slides for lectures; field plans for the UofA Department of Field Crops, Plant Pathology Div. (1929-1938); lab manual for course "Field Crops 82" (1934); personal notebook (1923); recorded seminar on magnetic tape; "Report on the Prevalence of Plant Disease in the Dominion of Canada;" (1927-1928); list of graduate students under.

Certificates of Approval - Agrology

Nine documents concerning early tar sands work in Northern Alberta. Items include: "Annual Research Meeting (1959) from Cities Service; Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited Progress Report, 1967; Opening invitation to the Dr. K.A. Clark School; Great Cdn. Plant Opening invitation, 1967; five news clippings on tar sands development (1975-1979); HIstory of the Oil Sands Industry, Alberta Culture ca. 1975; Guide to the Oil Sands Area, Govt of Alberta, 1951; Truth About the Oil Sands, R.C. Fitzsimmons, 1953; Proceedings, Athabasca OIl Sands Conference, 1951, Govt of Alberta; Collection of Oil Sands Research Papers, presented to Dr. Clark by the Research Council of Alberta, 1963; Karl Clark -- Account of the Athabasca Oil Sands, 1952

Original language audio recordings, English transcripts and booklets of stories, lessons, songs, and lullabies of native and Arctic peoples.
These peoples include Nuuchahnuulth, Ahousaht, Nitinaht, Lushootseed, Saanich and Lummi. Case file includes much additional information.

Trascriptions of interviews with members of Coast Salish peoples in Washington State

The family records of the Symyrenko Family.

Deans Council, Financial Statements, Committees: Finance and Property, Health, Safety and Environment, Learning and Discovery, University Appeals Board

Five pamphlets (each in duplicate) examining and promoting the idea of Technocracy: Wayne W. Parrish, "An Outline of Technocracy;" Allen Raymond, "What Is Technocracy?;" Harold Loeb, "Life in a Technocracy: What it Might be Like;" Howard Scott, "Introduction to Technocracy;" Frank Arkright, "The ABC of Technocracy." All material collected by Walt Fryers in advocacy of Technocracy. Includes a three-pages overview of the need for Technocracy written by Walt Fryers. Also includes two copies of Congressional Hearing of M. King Hubbert re: his connection with Technocracy while employed by the US government during WWII, 1943

Technocracy Publication: "The Technocrat", "The Northwest Technocrat", "Technocratic Trendsetter Research Bulletin", "Technocracy Digest", Technocracy:The New America".

Files of Julian Wassyan: MSS, notes, offprints and undated photographs

"Disaster Plan for Archives with Reference to the University of Alberta Archives as a Case Study" 1988 by Holly Malinowski

Books: "Environment and Economy" (Barr, Smith) and "Northern Ecology and Resource Management" (Olson et al)

Office files and photographs of Bamfield Research Station (1980)

Research on Vikings and Greenland for the article "The Disappearance of the Old Norse Colony on Greenland," first presented in 1963 and rewritten in 2001. Consists of notes and publication photocopies.

Office files

Community Relations Committee correspondence files

Theses and reports prepared from University of Alberta Archival materials

Students' Union Telephone Directories

Recordings of retirement parties for W.F. Allen and G. Baldwin

Alumni association archive listing

University of Alberta Seal, from the President's Papers

A.G. McCalla: Notes and materials for "The Development of Graduate Studies at the University of Alberta 1908-1983"

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry brochures and class manuals

Pamphlets

Accession consists of materials related to the design of a book and brochure published for the 75th anniversary of the University of Alberta.

Publication: "Project Yesteryear" facsimile

University and local histories, reference pamphlets and books

Alumni Archive File Listing