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The fonds consists of materials created or collected by D. S. Gill of the Department of Rural Economy of the University of Alberta between 1972 and 1993. The fonds consists of papers, reports, course materials, international aid pamphlets and publications, research notes, and other materials related to women and rural economy.

The fonds consists of programs, newspaper articles and newsletters by and about Edmonton theatre. As the collection was arranged chronologically by the creator, there is only one series: D.D. Kugler collection (1993- 1997).

Fonds consists of these series: I Audiovisual materials (1989). Farewell to President Myer Horowitz: individual Deans' messages (videotape). II Committee materials (1963-1970). Includes reports (1964-1968) and minutes and correspondence of the ad hoc Committee on Admission Regulations (1968-1970) and the Advisory Committee on Student Services (1963-1970). III Correspondence (1965-1977). Includes parking matters (1971-1972). IV Minutes and meeting materials (1942-1989). Includes background correspondence, appendices; Index, 1942-1974.

Fonds consists of these series: I Awards (1972). Relates to awards presented by the sorority. II Finances (1932-1958). Includes postgraduate fees. III Minutes (1947-1960). IV National Executive Office (1955-1972). Relates in part to proposed bylaws and dissolution of the House Association. V Photographs (1932- 1982). Founders and members (54 images). VI Reunion - 50th anniversary (1982). Includes correspondence; memorabilia; reports.

Fonds consists of these series: I Annual reports (1967-1968). II Examinations (1972-1973).

Fonds consists of these series: I Building plans [1954-1958]. II Curriculum committee (1972- 1977). III Department diary (1920-1946). III Publications (1920-1936, 1962). Mainly John Macgregor Smith's information pamphlets.

Fonds consists of these series: I Chair's correspondence (1959-1966). Includes School of Rehabilitation Medicine; Medical Research Council; bequests and legal aspects concerning cadavers. II Examinations (1963-1966). III Faculty of Medicine (1958-1966). Includes minutes; briefs; correspondence and departmental annual reports to the Dean. IV Graduate education (1963-1966). Includes Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research minutes and briefs; correspondence pertaining to graduate training. V Photographs (1921-1966). Includes campus views; staff; class photographs, 1964/65 and 1965/66. VI Staff publications (1921-1966).

Fonds consists of these series: I Buildings and facilities (1929-1930, 1954-1958, 1987). Includes building plans; and videotape recordings of the opening of the Swine Research Station, 1987. II Examinations (1932-1973). III Feeders' Day reports (1918-1980). IV History (1965). By Laird Ward McElroy; describes 1917-1965. V Livestock fairs and competitions (1920-1954). Includes medals won by University livestock, 1924-1927, 1953-1954. VI Minutes (1921-1924, 1942-1955). VII Photographs (1920-1971). Includes Feeders' Day; staff; buildings; livestock. VIII Publications (1929-1970). Includes John Edleston Bowstead; Laird Ward McElroy; survey reports. IX Research reports (1918-1945). X Staff (1952-1976). XI Students (1954-1975).

Fonds consists of these series: I Courses and curriculum (1981-1985). Includes examinations (1983-1985) and course outlines (1981-1985). II Publications (1967-1986). Includes copies of the Canadian Journal of Anthropology (title varies; predecessors include Alberta Anthropologist and The Western Canadian Journal of Anthropology.)

Fonds consists of these series: I Administrative records (1942-1959). Includes curriculum; correspondence regarding the Department's creation; Committee on Fine Arts and Department meeting minutes; and Carnegie collection catalogue (1942). II Photographs (1972-1975). Slides and photographs of student art work. III Professional activities (1948-1959). Consists of Henry George Glyde's correspondence and minutes pertaining to the Alberta Visual Arts Board and the Canadian Arts Council. IV Proposals and briefs (1958; 1985). Includes FAB Gallery proposal (1985); Department submission and faculty brief for the Cameron Commission (1958).