Title: Violet Archer fonds

Description: 28 m of textual material, ca. 750 sound recordings, 18 videocassettes, 20 items of artwork and 2420 photographs - The Violet Archer fonds provide a valuable record of the composing, research, teaching and life experiences of a noted University professor and internationally recognized composer of music. The fonds is unusually complete, with intact records that illustrate both professional and personal facets of her life. Two large series were determined, that of professional and personal papers, and several sub-series delineated within each of these two series. The professional papers form the largest series;sub-series designations within this series are based on the contents of the records, and are often chronological in terms of order within each sub-series. These include 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 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. A significant number of her compositions are represented in these holdings, and provide evidence about the steps involved in creating a piece of music from manuscript beginnings to a final published piece of music. Series two, Violet Archer’s personal papers, include extensive correspondence files;particularly significant are the incoming and outgoing correspondence with her younger sister Carolyn. The letters to and from Carolyn document the emotions, struggles, triumphs and challenges she faced as a woman functioning in a male-dominated field and time period. Rounding out the personal records in Series two are other correspondence files, financial records, insurance records, artwork and photographs. The completeness, extent, and condition of the Violet Archer fonds ensures its strong informational and evidential research value.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: music;education;personal;professional;arts;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1920-2000

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Pembina Hall House Committee fonds

Description: 0.42 m of textual records and other material - Fonds consists of these series: I Memorabilia (1928-1929, 1959- 1962). Scrapbook of life in the three residences, 1959-1962;”At Home” card;bookplate for Hall library. II Photographs (1953- 1973). House Committee executive members. III Save Pembina Hall campaign (1969-1974). Includes clippings (1969-1974), correspondence, petitions, posters, and signs generated during the campaign to save the 1914 building from demolition and have it restored as a student residence.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;organizations;ephemera;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1928-1974

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Patricia Louise Austin fonds

Description: 0.55 m of textual records, ca. 160 photographs, artifacts - Fonds consists of these series: I Memorabilia (1965-1974). Includes pins;plaques;trophies. II Memorial exhibit (1979). Includes correspondence;posters. III Photographs (1949-1979). Friends, family, sports, and memorial exhibit (ca. 160 images).

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;sports;ephemera;personal;family;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1949-1979

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Office of the Vice-President (Research) (U of A) fonds

Description: 24.70 m of textual records and other material - Fonds consists of these series: I Agreements (1982-1987). Includes international agreements. II Alberta Heritage Fund for Medical Research (AHFMR) (1981-1988). III Alberta Research Council (1979-1988). IV Canada, the World and the Future Conference (1983-1987). Includes correspondence;sound tape and video tape recordings. V Faculties and departments - Research projects (1981-1988). Includes proposals;applications;correspondence. VI Human research (1982- 1988). Guidelines and policy. VII Killam Memorial Chairs (1981-1989). Includes applications and awards. VIII Medical Research Council of Canada (1978-1985). IX National Research Council (1981-1984). X Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) (1981-1987). XI Office records (1970-1990). Includes research centres, government agencies, University Library, research chairs and lectureships;technology transfer. XII Patents, copyright (1982-1988). XIII Private companies and the University (1980-1984). XIV Research Centres, institutes and projects (1976-1990). Includes proposed centres and projects;Kurimoto Japanese Garden. XV Rockefeller Endowment Fund for Medical Research (1946-1982). XVI Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (1982-1988). XVII Staff (1981-1984). XVIII TRIUMF (Tri-Universities Meson Facility) (1977-1989). XIX University Animal Policy and Welfare Committee (1974-1988). XX Western Canadian Universities Marine Biological Society (WCUMBS) (1981-1985). XXI Women in Scholarship, Engineering, Science and Technology (WISEST) (1981- 1988).

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;professional;organizations;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1946-1990

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Office of the Vice-President (Finance and Administration) (U of A) fonds

Description: 80.64 m of textual records and other material - Fonds consists of these series: I Administrative Systems Office (1970-1987). Includes data processing;committees. (Name changed to University Computing Systems, 1988.) II Board of Governors (1967-1988). Includes reports, correspondence and committees, including Finance Committee (1967-1981), and Audit Committee (1977-1986). III Budget and Statistics (1969-1988). IV Campus Security Services (1968-1989). Includes occurrence reports;correspondence;personnel;training;policy;and litigation. V Comptroller (1967-1988). Includes capital accounts and special projects/program grants;monthly detail ledgers;correspondence. VI Contracts and agreements (1967-1989). Includes buildings;services;special research projects;and affiliation agreements, including those with hospitals, World University Games, (Universiade '83), Alberta Liquor Control Board, and Faculty Club. VII Cooperative research facilities (1968-1987). Includes TRIUMF (Tri- Universities Meson Facility), and WCUMBS (Western Canadian Universities Marine Biological Society). VIII Fund Development Office (1967-1987). Includes 3AU Fund and Alma Mater Fund Allocation Committee. IX Housing and Food Services (1968-1988). Includes HUB, Michener Park, Lister Hall, and other student housing;committees, North Garneau Development;Commonwealth Games (1972-1980);World University Games (Universiade '83). X Investment and Real Estate Office (1967-1988). Includes Investment Office and committees (1967-1985);Killam Endowment Fund (1967-1988);land acquisitions (1967-1968). XI Materials Management (1959-1985). Includes central stores;shipping and receiving;purchasing;and manuals (1959, 1964). XII Personnel Services (1967-1989). Includes correspondence with staff associations, Office of Pensions and Benefits Administration, and Personnel Services and Staff Relations (PSSR) pertaining to academic and non-academic staff grievances, salary negotiations, schedules and surveys;benefits;and committees including the Non-Academic Position Control Committee. XIII Physical Plant (1967- 1989). Includes parking administration;utilities;vehicle pool and garage;fire and safety. XIV Planning and Development (1967-1988). Includes space alterations and allocations;site development;expansions and renovation planning. XV Printing Services (1965-1988). Includes correspondence;consultants' study (1975);space;finance;and history (1971). XVI Professional associations (1967-1989). Includes Canadian Association of University Business Officers;Edmonton Chamber of Commerce. XVII Public Affairs (1967-1988). Includes correspondence;staff selection;committees. XVIII Radiation Hazards and Research Committees (1978-1987). Includes materials from 1968-1969. XIX Registrar (1969-1988). XX Student and alumni affairs (1968-1988). Includes Graduate Students' Association;Dean of Men;Dean of Women;Students' Union;fraternities;University Health Services;Alumni Association;awards;counselling;and student activism (1969). XXI Technical Services (1967-1984). Includes Department of Radio and Television. XXII Universities Commission (1967-1972). Includes correspondence and statements. XXIII University Bookstore (1957-1963). Includes photographs of bookstore in Administration Building (12images). XXIV University of Alberta Foundation (1947-1984). Includes minutes and correspondence. XXV University Secretariat (1967-1989). Includes General Faculties Council correspondence;Campus Law Review Committee (1973-1988);University Planning (and Priorities) Committee (1968-1985);Campus Development Committee;standing committees. Includes Deans' Council correspondence.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;professional;organizations;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1947-1989

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Office of the Vice-President (Academic) (U of A) fonds

Description: 93.16 m of textual records and other material - Fonds consists of these series: I Academic affairs (1967-1989). Includes accreditation of Schools;program proposals and evaluations;interdisciplinary studies;President's Advisory Committee on Campus Reviews (PACCR). II Administration (1957-1989). Includes speeches, 1957-1958;resolving complaints;patents, royalties and copyright policies;legal actions and defenses;President's Office. III Admissions (1968-1988). Includes Czech refugee students, 1968;quotas. IV Affiliations (1926-1936, 1957-1989). Includes public and denominational colleges. V Alumni (1958-1970). VI Anniversaries (1957-1983). Includes Golden and Diamond Jubilees, 75th Anniversary. VII Buildings and properties (1960- 1987). Includes priorities in buildings;Rutherford House;and 29 photographs of the Bamfield Marine Station, 1969. VIII Centres and Institutes (1959-1990). Includes proposals and reports. IX Committees (1957-1987). Includes committees on Arts and Science Reorganization, Equal Opportunities, Increased Student Representation, University Professorships, Works of Art;Committee for the Improvement of Teaching and Learning, 1975-1987. X Correspondence (1946- 1989). Day files, schedules, invitations. XI Deans, Directors, Chairs (1969-1983). Includes review of administrative authority;Deans' Council;President's Advisory Committee of Department Chairs. XII Educational affairs (1957-1987). National and provincial associations;Cameron Commission on Education, 1958-1964. XIII Faculties, Schools, departments (1958-1989). Includes annual reports. XIV Finance (1964-1989). Includes trust funds;departmental budgets. XV Government relations (1960-1987). Includes federal and provincial ministries;Universities Coordinating Committee;Professional Examining Boards. XVI Graduate studies (1959-1970). Includes Policy Committee;postdoctoral fellows;teaching assistants. XVII International relations (1968-1988). Includes exchange programs;international development projects. XVIII Memoirs (1975, 1987). Dr. Henry Kreisel's interviews and retirement (sound tape recordings, photographs). XIX Other universities and colleges (1958-1990). Includes program proposals from the Universities of Calgary and Lethbridge;cooperative agreements. XX Planning committees (1960-1986). Academic Planning, Academic Development, Campus Development, University Planning, Planning and Priorities committees. XXI Publications (1957-1982). University of Alberta Press;journals;Publications Committee. XXII Research (1959-1989). Chairs;grants and granting agencies;fellowships;laboratory animals;cancer research;Alberta and National Research Councils. XXIII Scholarships and awards (1957-1988). XXIV Service departments (1957-1989). Includes Housing and Food Services;Library;Registrar;Campus Security;Printing;Radio and Television. XXV Staff (1952-1990). Includes annual reports, 1952-1976;position control and Anti-Inflation Board;staff associations;General Salaries and Promotions Committee;appeals;selection and review committees. XXVI Statutory authorities (1957-1988). Board of Governors, General Faculties Council, Senate, and their standing committees. XXVII Students (1958-1990). Includes Students' Union;Deans of Men, Women, Students;advisory and health services;codes of behaviour and discipline;foreign students;Writing Competence Committee, 1978-1987. XXVIII Visitors (1958-1970). Speakers;lectureships;NATO Visiting Professorships.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;professional;organizations;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1926-1990

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Office of the Provost (U of A) fonds

Description: 12.65 m of textual records and other material - Fonds consists of these series: I Academic standings committees (1945-1965). II Calgary campus (1948-1963). Includes Students' Union;residences. III Committees: Committee to Study Student Services (1973-1975). Includes minutes (Chaired by the Provost);recommendations led to reorganization of all student services under the Dean of Students. IV Deans' Council (1953- 1976). The Provost was Secretary to the Council. V Discipline (1945-1976). Includes Discipline Interpretation and Enforcement Board;liquor regulations;GFC Committee on Law and Order;Campus Law Review Committee. VI Freshman Introduction Week (1957-1969). Office files (1937-1977). Includes activities of the Provost as assistant to the President. VII Oral history (1967). J.M. MacEachran interviewed by Naomi (Watt) Radford (one sound tape reel, one sound tape cassette). VIII Residences, Housing and Food Services (1945-1977). IX Staff files (1968-1975). Individual staff members' files. X Students' organizations (1946-1975). Includes Golden Key Society;students' residence associations. XI Students' organizations: Fraternities, Sororities (1940-1975). Includes Interfraternity Council;Panhellenic Society. From 1960- 1975 fraternities were under the supervision of the Dean of Men. XII Students' organizations: Students' Union (1946-1977). XIV Students' residence committees (1914-1967). Includes House Committee, 1914-1955;General Residence Committee, 1957-1962;Advisory Committee on Fraternities and Residential Clubs, 1940- 1967 (W.G. Hardy, Chair, 1940-1962). XV Varsity Guest Weekend (1955-1969). XVII Wardens (1937-1970). Includes Pembina Hall. XVIII World University Service (WUS) (1957-1968).

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;organizations;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1914-1977

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Office of the President and Vice-Chancellor (U of A) fonds

Description: 189.16 m of textual records and other material - Fonds consists of these series: I Academic planning (1909-1972). Includes proposed courses and programs;wartime accelerated and rehabilitation courses, 1941-1948. II Administration (1909- 1990). Includes R.C. Wallace's memorandum on the needs and future of the University, 1936;day files, 1963-1990;and authorization for public use of the University's coat of arms, buildings, and facilities. III Affiliated institutions (1908-1989). Junior and denominational colleges, technical and agricultural schools. Includes the University of Alberta Hospital, of which the President was a member of the Board. IV Alumni (1914-1988). Includes fundraising activities. V Annual Report (1909-1966). VI Associations, clubs, organizations (1908-1989). The Presidents' personal memberships in University, city, provincial, national and international associations. Included are: Men's Faculty Club, 1913-1959;Science Association, 1929-1961;Edmonton Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce, 1914-1985;art and theatre groups, 1930-1961;Civil Defence Association, 1959-1963;Lord's Day Alliance, 1920-1937. VII Briefs and submissions (1929-1958). Royal Commissions on: Radio Broadcasting, 1929;Dominion-Provincial Relations, 1937-1939;National Development in Arts, Letters and Sciences, 1949;Canada's Economic Prospects, 1955- 1958. VIII Buildings, facilities, property (1910-1987). Includes property holdings;planning for individual buildings;consultants;and Nobbs and Hyde, architects. IX City of Edmonton (1909- 1989). Includes advisory committees for the Library, parks and high schools;Edmonton and Strathcona hospital boards. X Committees (1915-1990). Includes those devoted to academic and student matters, the President's Advisory Committee on Campus Reviews, the President's Advisory Committee on Sexual Harassment. XI Convocation and honorary degrees (1913-1987). Includes special convocations;installations of presidents. XII Financial administration (1911-1989). Includes Bursar, 1913-1961;foundations, fundraising, escheated estates;budgets. XIII Gifts to the University (1914-1976). Includes the beginning of the University's museum and art collections;grants from foundations. XIV Government of Alberta (1909-1989). Includes the Premier;Alberta Education;the Provincial Archives;Post- war Reconstruction Committee, 1943-1945;University Survey Committee, 1941;and ministers, departments, officers and advisory committees. XV Government of Canada (1909-1989). Includes wartime committees and boards, 1914-1918 and 1939-1945;Commission of Conservation, 1910-1921;RCMP surveillance on campus, 1977-1978. XVI National committees and awards (1929-1961). Includes the University's National Awards in Letters, Painting, Music and Related Arts;Canadian Pioneer Problems Committee, 1929-1933. XVII Personal (1910-1989). Includes memorabilia, news clippings, plaques, photograph albums, sound and video tapes;birthday and memorial tributes to Henry Marshall Tory;invitations to public events. XVIII Professional Examining Boards (1912-1989). The Boards are under the jurisdiction of the Alberta Universities Coordinating Council. The records include the President's correspondence regarding the results of examinations, certificates issued, and legislation governing the professions, 1906-1927. XIX Public affairs (1910-1970). Includes requests for information;public concern about export of Alberta fossils, 1912-1924;environmental issues;student and staff demonstrations against the city and provincial governments, 1968-1970;and anonymous letters to the President. XX Public relations (1948-1974). Includes speeches, Christmas greetings, and press releases;Friends of the University and Henry Marshall Tory Lecture series;special events on campus: Varsity Guest Weekend, Homecoming, and Jubilee celebrations. XXI Publications (1945-1990). Includes University of Alberta Press. XXII Research (1912-1990). Includes Alberta Research Council;National Research Council;grants from foundations;cancer research;oil sands research. XXIII Service departments (1909-1990). Includes the Library;Industrial Laboratories;Provincial Laboratory of Public Health;the Observatory;and Campus Security. XXIV Staff (1911-1989). Includes academic and non-academic staff;associations for collective bargaining;political activities of staff members. XXV Statutory authorities (1909-1989). Includes Board of Governors, Senate, General Faculties Council, Deans' Council, and committees of those bodies;legislation. XXVI Student affairs - Advisors (1914-1968). Includes reports and correspondence from the Provost, Dean of Women, and Dean of Men/Foreign Student Advisor;counselling services;discipline;health services. XXVII Student affairs - Associations, clubs (1908-1985). Includes Students' Union;Graduate Students' Association;fraternities and sororities, 1915-1985;denominational and departmental clubs. XXVIII Student affairs - Careers and placement (1912-1989). Includes President's references for students;inquiries regarding career choices. XXIX Student affairs - General (1910-1980). Includes inquiries, individual students;student unrest, 1968-1970. XXX Student affairs - International students (1945-1989). Formerly “foreign students.” Includes exchange agreements;refugee students;International Centre. XXXI Student affairs - Military education (1912-1968). Includes Khaki University, 1917-1921;Canadian Officers' Training Corps (COTC), 1912-1940;Western Universities Battalion, 1914-1922;University Air Squadron, 1941-1949;Wartime Bureau of Technical Personnel, 1941-1947. XXXII Student affairs - Registrar (1911-1989). The Registrar reported to the President on admissions, fees, statistics, inquiries, and student affairs committees. XXXIII Student affairs - Scholarships, awards, prizes (1911-1985). Includes Rhodes Scholarships, 1911-1985;student aid fund, 1914-1916. XXXIV Teaching faculties, schools, departments (1908-1990). Includes extension services and special sessions. XXXV Universities' affairs (1908-1988). Includes: individual universities;national associations;western universities associations (Presidents' Conferences, 1944-1970;Inter- Provincial Committee on University Rationalization (IPCUR), 1969-1972;Council of Western Canadian University Presidents (COWCUP), 1974- 1989);invitations to installations of presidents;Learned Societies conferences;cooperative programs. XXXVI University of Calgary (1911-1988). Includes Calgary College, 1911-1914;teachers' courses, 1912-1923;administrative records, 1950-1963. XXXVII Vice-Presidents (1967-1988). XXXVIII Visitors (1919-1971). Includes Western Canadian Universities Lecturers Exchange, 1920-1930;and royal visits.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;organizations;professional;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1908-1990

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Office of the Dean of Women (U of A) fonds

Description: 9.47 m of textual records and other material - Fonds consists of the following series: I Affiliated universities and colleges (1970-1974). II Athletics and physical education for women (1967-1975). III Exchange and foreign study programs (1967-1974). Includes Canadian University Services Overseas (CUSO). IV International students (1965-1975). V Mature women students (1971-1974). Includes CUE (Continuing University Education);single parents;maternity care. VI Memoirs (1967, 1969). Helen (McHugh) Sheldon, 1911/12 (sound tape recording);Maimie Shaw Simpson, 1946-1960. VII Office records (1958-1976). Includes University committees;social events. VIII Professional associations - Memberships (1965-1975). Includes University Women's Club;Academic Women's Association. IX Residences (1965-1975). Includes Pembina Hall, cooperative housing groups, married students' housing;Assistant Deans in Residence;Housing and Food Services Committee;House Committees (photographs). X Speeches (1965-1975). XI Student organizations: Faculty groups (1967-1972). Includes Queen contests. XII Student organizations: Religious groups (1964-1975). XIII Includes Varsity Christian Fellowship (VCF);Student Christian Movement (SCM);chaplains. XIV Students' organizations: Sororities (1958-1975). Includes Panhellenic Society. XV Students' organizations: Wauneita Society (1948-1974). XVI Students' organizations: Womens' groups - General (1968- 1974). Includes Graduate Students' Wives Club;Blue Stocking Club. XVII Women's movement (1967-1974). Includes conferences;clippings

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;professional;organizations;sports;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1948-1976

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Edmonton Women's Health Collective fonds

Description: 30 cm of textual records - The fonds consists of materials created or collected by the Edmonton Women's Health Collective between 1984 and 1989.The fonds consists of Edmonton Women's Health Collective papers and business files; Webspinner magazines; and Movement magazines.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: health;organizations

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1984-1989

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Office of the Associate Vice-President (Academic) (U of A) fonds

Description: 29.82 m of textual records - Fonds consists of these series: I Administration (1971-1984). Includes President's office reorganization, 1974-1975;conferences;copyright and patents policy;day files. II Admissions (1968-1988). Includes Czech refugee students, 1968;Committee on Admissions and Transfers;Admission Requirements Committee;policies;quotas. III Affiliated colleges (1970- 1984). Includes College St.-Jean;Articulation Committee. IV Centres and Institutes (1970-1980). In 1981 this responsibility was transferred to the Vice-President (Research). V Committee (1970- 1987). Includes Committee to Investigate Teaching;Safe Campus Committee (1976-1978);Committees on: Writing Competence, University of Alberta National Awards (1979-1980). VI Cooperative programs (1971-1987). Includes Bamfield Marine Station;distance education;exchange programs for staff and students;international programs. VII Faculties, Schools, departments (1971-1987). Includes Special Sessions, 1973-1982. VIII Finance (1971-1981). Includes special funds: College St-Jean Fund Committee, Endowment Fund for the Future (EFF), fellowships, visitors. IX Government relations (1970-1983). Includes University Legislation Committee;fossil crisis [1976-1980];advisory committees;Universities Coordinating Committee. X Other universities (1972-1987). Correspondence;includes Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC). XI Planning (1971-1984). Academic Master Plan, 1971;University Planning Committee and Planning and Priorities Committee. XII Programs (1975-1987). Native Studies and Women's Studies;includes committees, and appointment of Advisor on Native Affairs. XIII Publications (1970-1982). Staff publications;University Publications Office;University of Alberta Press;advisory committees. XIV Research (1971-1983). Committees and agencies for grants and contracts;DNA research. The office had responsibility for all laboratory animals: policy, Faculties' Animal Welfare Committees, liaison with provincial and national committees. The Vice-President (Research) has taken over this responsibility. XV Service departments (1970-1987). Includes University Archives;Campus Security;Libraries;University Collections;and the Registrar (advance registration, fees, testing). XVII Service departments - Computing Services (1971-1986). Includes Committee on Computer Facilities and Policy;security systems for computers. XVII Service departments - Radio and Television (1971-1984). The office had responsibility for the department and its advisory committee, and for liaison with local, provincial, national and international educational communications organizations and networks. XVIII Staff (1971-1982). Includes staff files policy;Equal Opportunities Committee;tenure and appeals committees;immigrant staff;staff associations;Personnel Services Office (job descriptions, classification, and wage scales). XIX Student services (1970- 1986). Liaison with the Deans of Men, Women and Students;awards;counselling;health services;chaplains;women students;scholarships, briefing and English Language Service for visa students.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1968-1988

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Office of Student Services (U of A) fonds

Description: 2.75 m of textual records - Fonds consists of these series: I Career and Placement Services ([198-]-1991). Printed materials: brochures, handbooks, newsletters. II Committees (1927-1932). Committee on the Use of English;minutes. III Complaints and investigations (1966-1974). Includes internal and external cases. IV Disabled students' services (1977). Includes surveys, handbook. V English Language Service (1969-1973). VI Foreign students' services (1974-1978). Under the jurisdiction of the International Centre;includes individual students' files. VII Health services (1967-1976). VIII Liquor on campus (1971-1978). IX Mature students' services (1973-1978). Includes Continuing University Education (C.U.E.), 1973-1977. X Office files (1964-1978). XI Residences (1965-1978). XII Student organizations (1968-[1978]). Includes Wauneita Council membership, 1968-1970;fraternities, [1977-1978].

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;organizations;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1927-1991

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Office of Student Awards (U of A) fonds

Description: 4.04 m of textual records - Fonds consists of these series: I Canada Council awards (1963- 1974) II Committees (1947-1973). Minutes of meetings of committees dealing with awards. III Convocation (1955-1968). IV Dissertation fellowships (1965-1980). V Gold Medal awards (1951- 1974). VI Killam awards (1969-1979). Includes scholarships and fellowships. VII National Research Council awards (1963-1974). Scholarships - General (1941-1981). Includes individual named scholarships;inactive scholarships;matriculation awards, 1959- 1980;undergraduate awards, 1959-1980;graduate awards, 1960-1980. VIII War Memorial Loan Fund (1920-1947)

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: education;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1920-1981

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Muriel Oslie fonds

Description: 0.12 m of textual records and other material - Fonds consists of these series: I Diaries (1931-1969). II Interviews (1966-1978). Memoirs of neighbours in the Peace River country (5 sound tape reels, 5 sound tape cassettes). III Memoirs (1978). Recorded on three sound tape cassettes. IV Photographs (1938-1941). Life and work in northern Alberta (7 images).

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: heritage;business;memoirs;diaries;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1931-1978

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Lois W. Argue fonds

Description: 0.08 m of textual records, ca. 231 photographs - Fonds consists of these series: I Memoirs (1988). “My 17 years at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, 1947-1964,” Ms. Argue's worklife at the University, provides lists and character sketches of people who worked at the University, as well as an historical description of the structure of the administration. The second memoir, “Robert Charles Walter Miller, first supervisor, Shipping and Receiving,” is a biography of a close friend of Ms. Argue. II Photographs (1946-1964). Staff, buildings and social activities at the University (ca. 231 images).

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: professional;memoirs;education;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1946-1988

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Jane Heather fonds

Description: 40 cm of textual records - The fonds consists of materials pertaining to Ms. Heather’s professional life in Alberta theatre from 1980- 1997. Fonds includes plays, drafts, research notes, correspondence, news clippings and other materials. The material has been organized before coming to the archives into folders representing different plays with the exception of a folder of news clippings and a folder containing Ms. Heather’s curriculum vitae.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: arts;theatre;education;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1980-1997

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Helen McHugh Sheldon fonds

Description: Fonds consists of these series: I Certificates (1900-1946) Includes items for Ernest Wilson Sheldon and Ruth Sheldon (later Sellhorn). II Memoirs (1967). Hazel (Rutherford) McCuaig and Mrs. Sheldon, interviewed by Naomi (Watt) Radford (one sound tape cassette). III Memorabilia (1903-1971). News clippings;programs;souvenir booklet;books;includes Faculty Women's Club;Women's Canadian Club of Edmonton. IV Photographs ([1900]-1949). Includes family;wedding portrait (1910);University colleagues (13 images).

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: personal;memoirs;organizations;education;ephemera;family;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1900-1971

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Hazel (Rutherford) McCuaig fonds

Description: 9.66 m of textual records - Fonds consists of these series: I Correspondence (1886-1984). Includes the families of A.C. Rutherford and Stanley H. McCuaig, Pi Beta Phi Sorority. II Memoirs (1967). Interview by Naomi (Watt) Radford (one sound tape reel). III Memorabilia (1908-1920). Includes the collection of Libby (Lloyd) Elsey, BA 1912, rural teacher. IV Photographs ([1880?]-1984). Family, University, and groups with which Mrs. McCuaig was associated, including the Women's Canadian Club. V Scrapbooks (1908-1975. University, staff and students;campus events.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: family;organizations;personal;education;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1880-1984

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Faculty Women's Club (U of A) fonds

Description: 0.85 m of textual records, 71 photos, 97 audio cassettes - Fonds consists of these series: I Annual general meetings (1983). Includes reports;minutes;ca. 71 photographs;a program, script, and song sheets relating to the 75th anniversary of the University of Alberta. II Annual reports (1963-1966). III Cicero Club (1962-1974). Includes minutes of this public speaking club. IV Constitution (1944-1964). V Correspondence (1968-1970). VI Finances (1944-1962). VII Interest groups (1967-1970). VIII Interviews (1981-1986). Consists of 97 sound tape cassettes, some 40 of which deal with the project “Women in Sport at the University of Alberta”, and the remainder with memoirs of professors” wives and female professors. IX Mardi d'Or Investment Club (1964-1986). Includes minutes of this Tuesday afternoon section of the Faculty Women's Investment Group. X Membership (1946-1987). Includes biographies;directories;membership lists. XI Minutes (1933-1970). XII Photographs (1983-1987). Members at annual meetings, banquets, fashion shows, teas, and on trips (ca. 300 images). XIII President's files (1970-1978). Includes correspondence. XIV Secretary's files (1963-1966). Includes membership directories;notes. XV Special events (1969-1988). Relates to winter balls and other social activities. XVI Talks (1964). XVII Teas (1933-1969). Includes Convocations;clippings;correspondence;invitations;reports. XVIII Vice- President's files (1969-1976). Includes annual reports of interest groups;reports.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: organizations;professional;education;sports;memoirs;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1933-1988

Rights: [not supplied]

Title: Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation fonds

Description: 7.51 m textual records - Fonds consists of these series: I Budgets (1972-1979). II Commonwealth Games, Universiade '83 (1978, 1983). III Minutes (1914-1983). Includes Committee on Physical Education, 1914-1939. IV Photographs (1911-1941). Includes teams and individual players. V Programs (1960-1971). Sports events. VI Scrapbooks (1957-1977). Includes press clippings and news releases. VII Sports associations (1955-1982). Includes national and regional groups: Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union, Western Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union, Canada West University Athletic Association, Alberta Sport Council. VIII Sports teams (1955-1987). Includes Golden Bears (men's teams);Pandas (womenþs teams);basketball, 1960-1973;football, 1959-1981;hockey, 1960-1971.

Creator: [not supplied]

Subject: sports;organizations;education;

Location: [not supplied]

Relevant Dates: 1911-1987

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