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Fonds consists of the records of Charles O. Baldwin, including photographs of the University of Alberta campus and views of the surrounding city of Edmonton.

Fonds consists of the student memorabilia of Helen B. deSilva Buchanan, including: class photos from the Camrose Normal School (1908 and 1915); a photograph of the University of Alberta freshmen class (1916-1917); a photograph of the Wauneita Society executive (1916-1917); a program and dance card from an Alberta Normal School students' reception (1908); and notebooks from summer school on various subjects.

Fonds consists of the records of Pierre-Yves Mocquais, related to his academic career at the University of Regina, the University of Calgary, and Faculté Saint-Jean. The fonds also contains: research files about Hubert Aquin, other French-Canadian authors, and francophone culture; manuscripts and other records related to the publication of a critical edition of "Neige Noire" by Édition critique de l'Oeuvre d'Hubert Aquin (EDAQ); course outlines and notes from courses taught by Mocquais; conference files; theses, essays, and articles written by Mocquais; records related to Mocquais's academic work as a student; and other related records.

Fonds consists of records related to the career of Walter C. MacKenzie, including diplomas, certificates, and awards. The fonds also contains portraits of various people.

Fond consists of records related to Dr. Jules Tuba's career as a Professor of Biochemistry at the University of Alberta, including publications about biochemistry, cancer research, dental research, and other subjects.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the career of engineer I. F. Morrison, including: teaching records; consulting records; business correspondence and reports; committee records; publication correspondence; and Morrison's publications, accompanied by a list and index cards.

Fonds consists of records related to the career of engineer Robert M. Hardy, including personal files, academic files, projects and articles, speeches, and publications. The fonds also contains "Selected papers of Robert MacDonald Hardy," published by the Geotechnical Society of Edmonton.

Fonds consists of student memorabilia from Ailsa H. Walker, including: a freshmen beanie (1945); a cotton and cardboard bow (1945); a painted feather, possibly from the Wauneita Club (1945); an Outdoor Club blazer crest; a Students' Union telephone directory (1945-1946); and a Student's Union handbook and constitution (1947-48).

Fonds consists of memorabilia from Margaret Farnell and the Class of 1936, including a Freshette ribbon, sorority party cards, Wauneita Society dinner posters, records about university social activities and graduations, press clippings, University of Alberta songs, poems by Kemper Hammond Broadus, programs from Edmonton theatre groups, a student handbook, and other records.

Fonds consists of the personal and professional records of Susanne Mah, including materials relating to the collapse of Principal Group and Associated Investors of Canada.

Fonds consists of photographs from Helena (Barclay) Hurlburt's time as a student at the University of Alberta. The photographs depict the University of Alberta Ladies' Hockey Team (1916-1917, 1917-1918, 1919-1920), and the graduating class of 1915.

Fonds consists of records related to Robert Karl Brown's career as a Professor of Chemistry, including his publications.

Fonds consists of the memorabilia of Frank H. Walker including teaching diplomas and certificates (1924-1954) and felt sports emblems or jacket patches from Summer School baseball teams (1935-1938).

Records related to Risk Management Steering Committee records 2001-2002 and 2005-2007

Dr. William Wonders collected papers comprise 10 metres and consist of correspondence and publications related to his career as a geographer and teacher, working files on his participation as a member of organizations for professional geographers, historians, and social scientists, and his reference collection of press clippings and reports relating to the world north of 60o. Canada, Alaska, the Arctic, and Scandinavia are chiefly represented in the collection.

Collection consists of the original handwritten transcriptions of The Beginning of Print Culture in Athabasca County, as well as copies of transcriptions with notes from the various contributor. This book is a facsimile edition and translation of a Prayer Book in Cree Syllabics by Fathe Émile Grouard, OMI, which was originall prepared and printed at Lac La Biche in 1883.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Patricia McCormack and her work as an anthropologist, professor, and lecturer.

The collection consist of eight black & white photographs depicting women Alpine skiing. We estimate that the pictures were taken in the Rockies (possibly Rundle mountain) around 1940s.

Contains correspondences, personal and professional papers, diaries, scrapbooks, photographs, maps, financial and legal records, and AV materials. The collection is mainly comprised of records created by Samuel Steele, Marie Harwood Steele, Harwood Steele, and Flora Steele.

Explore the digital collection at http://steele.library.ualberta.ca/index.html

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the Performing Arts Publicists Association of Alberta including administrative records.

The Violet Archer fonds span a period of over seventy years, and provide a valuable record of the composing, research, teaching and life experiences of a noted University professor and internationally recognized composer of music. The Violet Archer fonds is unusually complete, with intact records that illustrate both professional and personal facets of her life. As noted in the introduction, the Archer records, except for her original compositions and scores, arrived at the University of Alberta Archives without much evidence of original order or organization. While her scores and musical compositions had been listed and numbered by James Whittle, Department of Music librarian at the University of Alberta, the remainder of her records was transferred in large boxes to the Archives from her home in Ottawa. Boxes were labeled as coming from her basement, piano bench, bookshelves, etc. but were pretty mixed in each box. A large volume of the textual records is comprised of correspondence, and while the correspondence tended to be boxed together, within any single box would be a range of letters spanning any number of years. Correspondence from the 1950's was interspersed with correspondence from the 1990's. Each letter appeared to be methodically opened with a letter opener, read, and returned to the envelope (even Christmas and birthday cards were returned to their envelopes). Other like records were often boxed together; teaching files in single boxes, and boxes containing books, others with sound recordings, etc., providing the only evidence of extant original order. The large volume of records received, however, essentially loose and unorganized, necessitated the imposing of order by the archivist. Two page series were determined, that of professional and personal papers, and several sub-series delineated within each of these two series. Series One Professional and Career-related papers, are the largest of the two series and are organized into several sub-series. The sub-series designations are based on the contents of the records, and often chronological in terms of order within each sub-series. Within Series One are student records (Archer as student); teaching records, chronicling her years on faculty at North Texas State College, the University of Oklahoma, and the University of Alberta; correspondence files; composing records; and reference records. The sub-series are substantial in size, and provide a wealth of information about Archer's professional life. Within the correspondence files, there is outgoing and incoming chronologically arranged correspondence, letters with identified individuals, reference letters, correspondence with associations and organizations, and publishing project and music dealer correspondence. The composition and composing sub-series of records is further organized into performing rights organization records, music publishers contracts and correspondence, conference and workshop records, performances, honors and awards, and original Archer compositions. The sub-series of reference material is also extensive, and includes listings of the imprint, books, music by other composers, and a collection of sound recordings maintained by Archer. Of especial significance, are the files of original Archer scores and compositions. A significant number of her compositions are represented in these holdings, and provide evidence about the steps and processes involved in creating a piece of music from manuscript beginnings to a final published piece of music. Series Two, Violet Archer's personal papers, while much smaller in extent than Series One, provide a fascinating glimpse of the person behind the public persona of professor and composer. Her personal correspondence files, particularly the incoming and outgoing correspondence with her younger sister Carolyn, document the emotions, struggles, triumphs and challenges she faces as a woman functioning in a very male-dominated field and time period. Carolyn is the one person that Violet freely confides in, and she shares thoughts, feelings, and philosophies with her sister that are only touched upon in the other records housed in the fonds. Rounding out the personal records in Series Two are other correspondence files, financial records, insurance records, artwork, and a large photographic sub-series. The Violet Archer fonds provides numerous research opportunities. Students of music history, composition, and theory will find the records valuable, as well as individuals interested in researching a woman's career path in pre-and post-second world war North American society. There are records related to the music scene in both the U.S. and Canada, letters exchanged with well-known musicians, colleagues, writers and students; and many documents associated with the music publishing industry. The growth of the University of Alberta's music department is documented in the records, as is the growth of Canadian music organizations. The completeness, extent, and condition of the Violet Archer fonds ensure its strong informational and evidential research value.

Le fonds Salon contient divers documents relié aux origines et la création du Salon d’histoire de la francophonie albertaine, incluant informations d’employés, bulletins d’information, et autres. Le fonds contient des documents photocopiés et transcrits relié à l’histoire ancienne des francophones dans l’Ouest Canadien, tel que les journaux personnels de missionnaires. Le fonds contient aussi des brouillons de plusieurs textes publiés par le Salon, des procès-verbaux de réunions, des rapports, des reçus, des correspondances, des fiches d’abonnements, et informations sur les dépenses et planifications de divers activités et événements organisés par le Salon.

The Salon fonds contains various documents pertaining to the origins and creation of the Salon d’histoire de la francophonie albertaine, including employee information documents, information bulletins, and more. It contains some photocopied and transcribed documents related to the early history of Francophones in Western Canada, such as diaries of missionaries and newspaper excerpts. It also contains drafts of many texts published by the organization, meeting minutes, reports, receipts, correspondences, subscription slips, and the expenses and planning information for the various activities and events held by the organization.

Materials include assorted press releases, publicity files, production/performance files and other materials.

Fonds consists of the research, teaching and professional files of Dr. Margaret-Ann Armour, documenting her work in hazardous chemical waste handling and disposal, and her development of WISEST (Women in Scholarship, Engineering, Science and Technology).

This accession consists of academic conference papers by Dr. Brendan Gail Rule. Also included is a eulogy speech and a copy of her CV.

The fonds consists of administrative and research records of the Canadian Century Research Infrastructure project.

Finley McInnes personal papers, audio tapes and photographs

Fonds contient des documents relié à l'écriture et manuscrits, des conférences, l'histoire du Campus Saint-Jean, l'education et les services francophones en Alberta, des organizations tels que la fédération des aînés franco-albertains, l'Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta, la Cabane à Sucre, la société Radio-Canada et la société Radio-Edmonton. Les formats inclus de la correspondence, des manuscrits, des programmes, des journaux (Le Franco), des procès-verbaux, et des pièces de musiques.

Fonds consists of materials relating to writings and scripts, conferences, the history of Campus Saint Jean, french education and services in Alberta, and organizations such as la Fédération des aînés franco-albertains, Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta, La Cabane á Sucre, Société radio-Canada and Société radio-Edmonton. Formats include correspondence, scripts, programs, newspapers (Le Franco), meeting minutes, and sheet music.

Fonds contient des récapitulations d'entrevues, des MP3s numérisés, des questionnaires, des rapports de recherche, des livres, des annales, des régulations, des inventaires, des catalogues, des protocoles d'ententes, des formulaires, des rubans audio, des cassettes audio, des PDFs, des disques compactes, et des transcripts (entrevues, recettes, rites de passage, chanson, descriptions de photos).

Fonds consists of interview summaries, digitized MP3s, questionnaires, research reports, books, annals, regulations, inventories, catalogs, agreement protocols, forms, audio tapes, audio cassettes, PDFs, compact discs, and transcripts (interviews, recipes, rites of passage, songs, descriptions of photos).

Pamphlets cover a wide range of important topics in the world communism, including the Sino-Soviet dispute. Includes a large number of pamphlets from the British Communist Party and its allies, and pamphlets printed in Albania.