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Fonds consists of records created by the Department of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine. Includes self study documents, liaison committee on Medical Education minutes, internal reviews, records relating to the intercalated year in Pathology, annual reports (1974-1984, 1986-1988), and photographs of staff members.

Fonds consists of these series: I Chair's office (1972-1974). Includes departmental memoranda. II Committees (1967-1985). Includes minutes, agendas and memoranda for Central Committee (1972-1974), Curriculum Committee (1972-1984), staff selection and tenure committees (1972- 1985), Admission and Awards Committee (1974, 1976), Graduate Studies Committee (1967-1985), and Undergraduate Studies Committee (1974-1984). III Courses and curriculum (1970-1986). Includes course guides (1970-1986), and graduate studies examinations. IV Department Council (1915-1974). Includes minutes (1915-1945, 1972-1974); and meeting materials and memoranda (1972-1974). V Staff (1964-1985). Includes inactive personnel files (1964-1985); and staff lists (1972-1985).

Fonds consists of these series: I Correspondence (1939-1941). J.M. MacEachran - D.E. Smith, on the Canadian Psychological Association. II Departmental history (1968). Covers the years 1909- 1968.

Fonds consists of these series: I Cinefilm ([1968-1988]). Includes "Nurses of the North" and George Bugnet's honorary degree (ca. 38 films and an additional 40.00 metres of multiple media material). II Office files ([1940-1988]). Includes annual reports [1946-1967], budget [1946-1977]; professional associations; correspondence; University of Alberta Radio Committee (later University Committee on Broadcasting) minutes (1940-1966), correspondence (1963-1966), and subcommittee records (1961-1966); yearly working papers (1961-1971); copyright literature and policy. III Photographs ([1968-1988]). Includes slides and prints documenting Department of Radio and Television activities; and stills used for productions (ca. 1950 images). IV Production files ([1929, 1958-1986]). Includes radio and television files for productions and proposed productions. These include scripts, correspondence, budgets, reports, clippings, publicity and other related program information. V Sound recordings ([1948-1988]). Includes radio interviews; panel broadcasts; ceremonies, including special convocations and lectures; programs produced for Department of Religious Studies, Department of English and other departments; choirs, and Western Board of Music broadcasts (ca. 24 discs and 1015 tapes; a descriptive inventory exists for 725 of these divided into series, some of which are Faculty of Extension, "University Concert Hall" and "Music at the University of Alberta"). VI Video recordings (1968-1988). Includes University special events: Universiade, convocation ceremonies, symposiums; "In Touch With U" television programs (ca. 1376 tapes; a descriptive inventory exists for 1206 of these, which is divided into three series: teaching and research, administrative offices and functions, and events).

Fonds consists of these series: I Committees (1963-1971). Minutes and correspondence of the Graduate Programs and Policies Committee (1963-1971) and the Academic Planning Committee (1970-1971). II Correspondence (1971-1974). III Executive Council (1969-1975). IV Financial (1962-1971). V Staff meetings (1968-1974).

Fonds consists of cartoon drawings by Dermot Kennedy pertaining to construction of the Banff Windermere Highway. Textual item is mock-up of booklet titled Camp 51, prepared by J. R. Webb, 1974

The fonds consists of scrapbooks including text and pictures of the Desk and Derrick Club of Edmonton dating from 1951-1986 documenting the history of the organization.

Fonds consists of scenic views of Rocky Mountains

Fonds consists of notebooks and a set of cards from her Household Science courses.

The fonds consists of: a map of the Josephsburg area (undated); "Occasional Papers" containing information of St. Anne's Anglican Church (1897, 1904, 1905); brief history of St. Anne's Church (1898, 1906); booklet entitled "Church Messenger" (1897); "Church Quarterly" (1918); images of the Cypress Hills NWMP detachment and Alois Good.