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Photographs and negatives taken by the Office

Accession consists of records related to the teaching and research of Gordon Freeman at the University of Alberta.

Accession consists of the records of Gordon R. Freeman, including images of chemists and the chemistry field, newspaper clippings, advertisements for chemistry presentations, posters of chemistry/alchemy, drawings related to chemical compositions, a rolled paper describing Chinese kinetics of non-homogenous processes, and photographs of galaxies. The accession also contains video tapes of sacred sites and sharing circles, including Sharon Butala at a farm in south-western Saskatchewan, and a sun effigy near Majorville, AB.

Accession consists of the personal papers of Gordon R. Freeman, including correspondence (1958-1981) and manuscripts (1958-1961).

Fonds consists of materials related to Dr. Gordon R. Freeman's career and research.

Accession consists of conference proceedings from the 3rd and 4th Oil Sands Conference.

Fonds consists of records from the Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority, including Oil Sands Conference proceedings, Alberta Research Council papers, newspaper clippings, reports, publications, and other records related to the Alberta oil sands.

Accession consists of the office files of Chancellor Hyndman, including correspondence, records about receptions and other events, committee and task force files, seminar and meeting files, fundraising files, news clippings, and other records. Included is information on Native Student Services and native students at the University of Alberta.

Fonds consists of office files from the Canadian Law Information Council, including correspondence, agreements, funding requests, financial statements, committee files, and other records.

Accession consists of minutes from the Facilities Development Committee.

Accession consists of records from the Western Canadian Association of the Deaf, including press clippings, conference information, constitution, bylaws, and photographs.

Accession consists of publications by the University of Alberta Press, including books by John Acorn, Theodore Binnema, E. D. Blodgett, Paul Boothe, John Butler, Nigel Darbasie, C. Douglas Ellis, W. F. Garrett-Petts, Donald Lawrence, Jeannine Green, Merrill Distad, A. K. Hellum, Robert Kroetsch, Vincent J. McNally, John W. Chalmers, J. Peter Rothe, Martha Westwater, and Klaus Martens.

Fonds consists of records from the Western Canada Concept Party, including political activities and related affiliations.

Five audio tapes Voiceprint 1982 - Henry Kreisel tapes 2,3,4 and MUNN and Neslon interview

Films and videotapes (produced by the Department of Radio and Television) and accompanying printed materials. Some films include "Ghost Moose," "Fires of Spring", and "Can you tell me you name?".

Max Wyman Oral History: audio interviews by Dr. H. Kreisel and Dr. W.W. Israel

Original film footage of "Nurses of the North" - done for the Nurse Practitioner Programme, Fort Chipewyan, Holman Island

Photographs of Radio and Television Department staff and production sets, with some identification on reverse.

Audio recording of interview of W.H. Johns by F. Cherniavsky

Audio recordings of Radio Talks

Office files and scripts

Correspondence, minutes and reports

Office files, radio transcripts, programs (1929, 1958-1971)

Transcripts of radio talks by University personnel. Transcripts of eight talks:

1. Shaw, James, (Extansion) New Media in Higher Education, 8 pages, photocopy
2. White, Alison (Assoc. Prof. of English) Pilgrim's Progress as a Fairy Tale, 6 pages, photocopy
3. Orrell, John, The King at Oxford, 1636 (From Men & Letters), 7 pgs, carbon copy
4. White, Alison, Anne of Green Gables and Her Sisters: the Herione in Popular Fiction. 5 pages, carbon copy.
5. Nettler, Dr. Gwyn, Murder: a broadcast, by Dr. Gwynn Nettler, Prof. of Sociology, UofA, CKUA, March 1968, 9 pages.
6. Roberts, H. (Extension) Adult Education in Conditions of Conflict: I: Individual Conflict, 6 pages, typed
7. Roberts, H. Adult Education in Conditions of Conflict: II: Conflict in the Community 6 pages, typed.
8. Orrell, John, The Great Winnipeg Dictionary (From Men and Letters) 9 pages, photocopy.

Audio recording of Dr. H.E. Gunning addressing "The Friends of the University"

Accession consists of photographs of the Madrigal Singers.

Financial records

Accession consists of a program from a play called "The Gondoliers."

Accession consists of video cassette tapes.

Photos of Edmonton before WWI

Accession consists of Evergreen and Gold yearbooks (1949-1951) and two photographs of pharmacy graduates (1950-1951).

Associations, U Coordinating Council, Canadian Foundations (Americas, Innovation..), Exchange Consortiums, Relations with other Universities and with (NASA, Faculties, Departments), President's meetings and University appointments.

Capital budget and other administrative files.

Accession consists of photographs from Goertz Studios, including University of Alberta graduation portraits, group photographs, and photographs of faculty.

Administrative files and file indexes.

Accession consists of the minutes of the Mining and Geological Society.

Accession consists of photographs of University of Alberta buildings and a series of negatives of campus activities. The photographs are undated and undescribed.

Office files and files related to the Sandra Gravie Memorial Fund.

English 104 Final Examination.

Materials include faculty council, department chair and curriculum committee minutes.

Accession consists of a photograph of a group of men at a sod-turning ceremony for the Faculty Club.

Accession consists of materials from The Commonwealth Games (1978) and The Universiade (1983).

Accession consists of memorabilia collected by Dr. W.C. Wonders, including: course lists from the Department of Geography (1969-1985); programs, a souvenir book, and other records from the XI Commonwealth Games (1978); a program from Century Week (1967); records from inauguration and commencement at the University of Lethbridge (1968); and other records from building opening and other university events.

The textual material consists primarily of draft copies and sources for the English translation "Le Canada et les Suisse" titled "The Swiss in Canada (since 1604)" an an assortment of material related to professional activities at the University of Alberta and internationally.

Photographic material are primarily personal photos for vacations and Icograda conference trips Jungkind took of the design and architecture of buildings, signs, cityscapes, and landscapes of his destination.

Oversize material contains an assortment of posters from other sources and includes posters for the 1978 Commonwealth Games held in Edmonton.

Accession consists of a cinefilm titled "Ten Days in August," which is about the 11th Commonwealth Games in Edmonton in 1978.

Accession consists of "Village News", Vol 1 #1-17, the newspaper from the XI Commonwealth Games.

Accession consists of a summary report from the Marketing Division of the XI Commonwealth Games Canada Foundation.

Accession consists of records from William Preshing, coordinator of the Learned Societies Conference.

Accession consists of records from the Office of Community Relations and the Committee on Community Relations about the estate of Eugene Brody, including correspondence and other materials from the office of William A. Preshing.

Accession consists of committee files from the Office of Community Relations, including records about the Universiade, the 75th anniversary, the University Government Committee, the Theme Development Committee, and the opening of the University Hospital.

Academic Development Committee (1967-1974), Campus Development Committee (1969-1971) and Conference of Learned Societies files, registrations, statistics and cost study (1975)

Materials from: Office files (1967-1977) and Learned Societies (1974-1975)

Accession consists of a photograph of Chancellor A. C. Rutherford at a convocation in 1936.

Accession consists of press clippings about the Golden Bears.

Accession consists of framed sketches of the Medical Building and the Arts Building by Meredith Evans.

Accession consists of a sketch of the Building for publication on drawing board with printing instructions on an attached sheet, by Michael J. Lee, a commercial artist from Sherwood Park.

Accession consists of photographs of architects drawings of the uncompleted original Arts Building.

Accession consists of photographs of models of the Health Sciences Centre at present, 4-year, and 8-year stages.

Accession consists of a manuscript titled "Canadian Guide of Electoral History and Leadership 1967-1976," edited by Wayne Madden.

"Directory of Students' Union Leadership and Student Contributions to University Government", by Wayne Madden

Accession consists of a photograph of the construction of Assiniboia Hall, reprinted from The Gateway, April 1912.

Accession consists of a photograph of Miss B. A. Ockley, as published in The Gateway, Vol. 2 No. 7, p.35.

Accession consists of photographs of Dr. Eugenie Triantaphyllopoulos (ca. 1957) and of the Reg Lister family (1924).

Accession consists of two programs from the Wauneita Society annual banquets in 1916 and 1917.

The accession includes two dance cards of the Wauneita society. One card comprises the 1958 Annual formal (Golden Gala) held UA Varsity Gym on October 18th. The other card relates to the 50th Anniversary Ball of the Wauneita held on October 22nd 1960 at the UA Varsity Arena. The card lists the 1960 Wauneita Executive.

Accession consists of an audio recording of an interview of Mrs. Ernest Sheldon by Mary Campbell.

Accession consists of audio recordings of conversations with Charlie Stelck about P. S. Warren (1974-04-16) and about the Canal Project at the History Society of Alberta (1976-12-03).

Accession consists of: a program from the Dental Alumni Association Golden Anniversary Banquet (July 4, 1977); a speech titled "Fifty Years: Then, Now, When?" by Dr. John W. Gerrie, D.D.S. 1927; and photographs of Drs. A. C. Ahrens, John W. Gerrie and their wives (n.d.).

Accession consists of accession registers from the University Library.

Accession consists of a photograph of L. G. Thomas, as published in "Essays on Western History" by L. H. Thomas.

Accession consists of manuscript guides from the University of Alberta Archives, including the papers of the President, the Chancellor, Louis Auguste Romanet, Edge, and William Pearce.

Accession consists of "Souvenir" magazine (Calgary, Spring 1909), published by Alberta Provincial Normal School, Calgary.

Photographs of Dr. C.A. Kennedy and Dr. Sanson (identified as Dr. Green by Drs. Frank Law and Bob Morrow)

Published materials