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Accession consists of an 11th Western Universities Overseas Field Ambulance armband worn by Reg Lister and a Freshman Beanie.

Accession consists of examinations from the Department of Pharmacology.

Accession consists of photographs and curriculum vitae of Dr. M. Wyman and Dr. W. Worth. The accession also contains two press releases about the appointments of Wyman and Worth.

Student papers

Accession consists of mid-term and final examinations from the Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering.

Accession consists of photographs of University of Alberta campus, buildings, aerial views, ceremonies, and other subjects. The photographs are from Photographic Services and Wells' Studios.

Accession consists of office files from the Department of Early Education, including Dean's office files, committee files, departmental correspondence, Alberta Early Childhood Services files, staff files, course and programme files, field experience and student teaching files, and other records.

Building programs and plans for Health Sciences Centre

Accession consists of audio recordings of Senate meetings (September 25/80, November 21/80, January 1981 and May 8/81) and a video of "Street Talk - Are there too many Colleges and Universities?" by Bill Finn and John Michaels.

Accession consists of questionnaires and computer cards from the Edmonton Area Study and the Town of Leduc Census from the Population Research Laboratory.

Accession consists of recordings of convocations, lectures, forums, and other subjects from the Public Relations Office. The accession also contains promotional pamphlets and other publications.

Accession consists of exams from the Department of Animal Science.

Accession consists of exams from the Department of Geography.

Accession consists of a copy of a presentation address by Donald Cameron and President Stewart on the retirement from the Department of Extension of H. P. Brown, Alberta Nelson, and Irene Bedford. The accession also contains photographs of Department of Extension staff and a brochure from the Banff School of Fine Arts.

Accession consists of a letter from H. M. Tory to Erna DesBarres (1947) and a photocopy of a letter by Tory, sent to L. H. Thomas by DesBarres (1968). The letter was Tory's last letter.

Accession consists of a script of a radio talk given by Miss Alberta Nelson, Office Secretary in the Department of Extension, titled "Secretarial Work." The accession also contains photographs of the Extension Library, lectures, and students.

Accession consists of exams from the Department of Classics.

Accession consists of bound reprints of articles and writings by Dr. W. Stanley Hartroft.

Accession consists of correspondence, notes, photographs, and sketches documenting the personal and professional career of William Rowan.

Accession consists of University of Alberta calendars, convocation programmes, annual reports, and examination papers.

Accession consists of slides relating to staff and student life in teacher education in the 1950s.

Accession consists of the autobiography of William Dewar McDougall, Professor of Elementary Education, titled "In and out of the Classroom: 1914-1964."

Accession consists of the University of Calgary programme for the installation of Dr. A. W. R. Carrothers, second president.

Accession consists of a brochure titled "Presentation by the Edmonton Education Society of a History of Alberta Normal Schools and of a Plaque Commemorating the Contributions of the Normal Schools to Education in Alberta."

Accession consists of the Memoirs of Francis Owen (1920-1952), written during the summer of 1968.

Accession consists of the correspondence of of J.M. MacEachran and his work with the Imperial Education Committee.

Accession consists of a looseleaf book with records pertaining to the Department of Romance Languages at the University of Alberta.

Accession consists of greeting cards, post cards, and newspaper clippings related to the Department of Slavic Languages (or possibly the Department of Slavic and East European Studies or the Department of Modern Languages) and approximately 40 photos of staff and staff events.

Accession consists of exams from the Department of Slavic Languages.

Accession consists of audio recordings of Ukrainian people.

Accession consists of minutes of the University Radio Board (December 5, 1940 to June 21, 1941) and the Administration Board of the University of Alberta Radio Station (October 3, 1941 to January 29, 1944).

Accession consists of photographs of the University of Alberta campus and buildings.

Accession consists of correspondence and items related to Dr. Burgess' tenure at the University of Alberta.

Accession consists of University of Alberta calendars (complete) and medical calendars.

Accession consists of University of Alberta calendars and medical calendars.

Accession consists of a typewritten manuscript of "Frontenac: The Courtier Governor."

Accession consists of an annotated manuscript of "Canada Under Louis XIX."

Accession consists of photographs of Ronald Dalby, Chancellor.

Accession consists of a book titled "Sunfield Painter: The reminiscences or John Davenall Turner", by J.D. Turner, published by the University of Alberta Press.

Accession consists of office files, correspondence and manuscripts. Accession also includes the periodical, "Alberta - Studies in the Arts and Sciences" by the University of Alberta Press.

Accession consists of a book titled "Laura Evans Reid, 1883-1951", by Diana Chown, published by University Collections.

Accession consists of a guestbook from the Ring House Gallery.

Accession consists of office files from the University Collections Committee, including correspondence and other records.

Accession consists of University Art Gallery and Museum correspondence (1953-1975), University Collections Committee minutes and correspondence (1968-1975), and Museum Associations materials (1970-1974).

Accession consists of records of purchases and exhibitions from the University Art Gallery.

Accession consists of correspondence and other general files from the Art Acquisition Committee.

Accession consists of office files from the University Art Gallery, including correspondence, inventories, exhibition records, photographs of students, and other records.

Correspondence between Robert Newton and H.G. Glyde regarding fine arts at the University - includes exhibitions, courses and gallery spaces

Accession consists of an album of photographs taken in England by Robert W. Hedley.

Accession consists of lists of alumni compiled for the Chancellor's election in 1952.

Accession consists of office files from the Office of Student Awards, including files about graduate studies, matriculation awards, undergraduate scholarships, and other records.

Accession consists of a photograph of a group behind Athabasca Hall, likely from the spring of 1927. The photographs depicts four men on a utility pole and six at the base, identified as McLaren, Kindt, Critchley, Elves, Hess, Kindt, and Eaglesham.

Accession consists of University of Alberta Financial Statements for the year ending March 31, 1980.

Accession consists of photographs of the Medical Building and Power Plant under construction (with University Sand Pile) and of the Arts Building, North Lab, South Lab and Quad (looking eastward) at the University of Alberta.

Accession consists of miscellaneous office files from the University Libraries, including correspondence, grants, student instruction, and Library Committee files.

Accession consists of copies of photographs from Evergreen and Gold yearbooks that were copied for use by researchers. The photographs depict student sports teams, clubs, classes, and other subjects.

Accession consists of faculty and office files from the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. The accession also contains photographs of opening ceremonies, convocations, hospitals, and other events and buildings.

Accession consists of office files from the Dean of Interdisciplinary Studies, including correspondence, proposals, and other records.

Accession consists of General Faculties Council and General Faculties Council Executive minute books.

Accession consists of calendars, course material, newspaper clippings, U of A press releases, correspondence and other materials from Interdisciplinary Studies.

Reviews, admissions and awards files

Accession consists of newspaper clippings about the history of Alberta and town pamphlets from Lethbridge and Medicine Hat.

Accession consists of transcriptions of letters from Karl Clark from AOSTRA.

Accession consists of slides prepared by J. M. Parker for a lecture about oil sands history. Some slides were selected from the University of Alberta Archives and have accession numbers included.

Accession consists of the personal and professional papers of J. M. Parker.

Accession consists of administrative files from the University of Alberta Archives, including records from committee meetings (1986-1990), procedure charts (1968-1985), brochures (1983-1984), records from the Microfilming Committee (1977-1980), and records from the Documents Retention and Disposal Sub-Committee (1977-1984).

Accession consists of the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program project report: "Athabasca Oil Sands Historical Research Project." J. M. Parker was Project Director. There are three volumes: Vol. 1 - Design; Vol. 2 - Bibliography of Published Sources; and Vol. 3 - Bibliography of Government Publications and Primary Sources.

Accession consists of correspondence and questionnaires from the Association of Canadian Archivists Universities and College Archives Section.

Accession consists of members' files from the ARMA Education Committee, including reports, curriculum, and programs (1979-1980). General files are also included (1976-1986).

Accession consists of a recording of an interview of Walter Hill (pharmacist, Fort McMurray) by J. M. Parker.

Accession consists of audio recordings and a transcript of an interview of Rondo Wood by J. M. Parker.

Accession consists of a photograph of a map of the Fort McMurray area, showing lots, the Horse River Reserve, the Abasand plant site, and waterways. This map was printed in "Boom and Bust, Bust and Boom: Fort McMurray and M.I. Waterways", by Edgar D. Cooke, in "The Land of Peter Pond", edited by J. Chalmers and published by the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies.

Accession consists of an interview of Harry J. Wilson by J. M. Parker.

Accession consists of polaroid photographs of Fort Chipewyan, with identifications on the back.

Accession consists of a recording of an interview of Mary Clark Sheppard, the daughter of Dr. Karl A. Clark, by J. M. Parker. The recording was dubbed from cassettes by Audio Visual Services.

Accession consists of recordings of an interview of Dr. Charles Hynam by J. M. Parker on March 25, April 19, and April 27, 1977. The recordings were dubbed from cassettes by Audio-Visual Services.

Accession consists of an oral history interview transcript of A. W. McIntyre.

Photographs of Chancellor Peter Savaryn

Complete runs of The Edge (#1-9; 1963-1969)

Accession consists of a book titled "The Impossible Dream", by Donald Cameron.