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Fonds consists of these series: I Cooperative movement (1966-1988). Provincial, national and local organizations; lobbying activities. II Executive committee (1971-1986). Reports of members. III Financial records (1967-1988). Includes budgets; cash records; auditors; ledgers; receipts; trust accounts; grants; loans; banking. IV General manager's records (1967-1986). Includes maintenance, inventories, inspections, insurance, utilities for the houses: Oliver, Norwood, Crossroads, Golden Lentils, and MUSE. V Historical records (1967-1988). Records of Students' Union involvement in housing cooperatives; memoirs of members. VI Legal records (1967-1986). Includes incorporation; name changes; court cases. VII Membership (1973-1985). Lists; agreements; disputes; grievances. VIII Minutes (1967-1986). Board and House meetings. IX Newsletter (1980-1984). The Cooper. X Property records (1967-1987). Includes leases; purchases; mortgages; taxes. XI University of Alberta (1973-1984). Agreements; liaison bodies.

Fonds consists of these series: I Biographical materials (1940-1962). Certificates and news clippings relating to A.L. and Anna Blackberg. II Correspondence (1941-1959). Includes letters to Harold J. Hole. III Memorabilia (1956-1964). Includes commemorative booklets, Royal Tour (1959), including instructions for the stopover in Yellowknife; other printed materials; maps. IV Motion pictures (1951-1963). Family and community events (18 film reels, 8mm). V Photographs (1910-[1973]). Family, Northern Alberta and the Northwest Territories (1257 images).

The fonds consists of the professional and personal papers of Brigham Young Card, Professor Emeritus of the University of Alberta. The fonds is extensive, and includes research files, teaching files, reference and correspondence files as well as photographs and sound recordings. There is a great deal of information on educational sociology and its introduction as a field of study at the University of Alberta and in Western Canada generally. Other research areas represented in the records include Mormonism in Western Canada, community education, Metis in Alberta, morals and values studies, and Canadian scholarly publishing.

Fonds consists of these series: I Chair's office (1970-1978). Includes steering committee. II Liaison (1971-1979). Includes Departments of Sociology and Elementary Education. III Program (1970-1978). Includes degrees; Five-year Plan. IV Projects (1981- 1986). "Brazil Project." V Space planning (1969-1972). Committee reports and memoranda. VI Unit Review (1982-1983). Includes historical material, 1970-1981.

Fonds consists of these series: I Administration (1918-1981). Includes policy statement; departmentalization, 1969-1981; manual; correspondence. II Buildings and facilities (1968-1982). Includes blueprints; space planning; opening ceremonies. III Courses and curriculum (1918-1976). Includes course outlines, 1918-1932 and 1975-1977. IV Examinations (1969-1982). V Financial (1918-1937). Includes inventory, 1918-1953. VI History (1953-1980). Includes 50th and 60th anniversaries; photographs. VII Memorabilia (1918- 1982). Includes anniversaries; tributes to Mabel Patrick; social activities; photographs of events. VIII Minutes (1919-1987). Includes meetings of Council and Executive, 1919-1975; Advisory Council (disbanded 1987); staff; committees; Division Chairs. IX Professional activities (1969, 1981). Mainly the Alberta Home Economics Association: conference photographs, history of association. X Staff (1967-1976). Includes workload; statistics; meetings. XI Students (1918-1985). Includes Home Economics Club; yearbooks; awards; student records.

Fonds consists of these series: I Biography (1979). Unpublished manuscript of a biography of Arthur Balmer Watt and Gertrude Balmer Watt. II Poetry (1944-1946). Published copies of Who Dare to Live and Landfall.

Fonds consists of these series: I Biographical memoir ([1970]). Margaret (Gaetz) Hogarth's memories of her father and the Red Deer district. II Photographs (1917-1937). Family; University faculty members; students; campus.

Fonds consists of these series: I Memoirs (1974, 1986). Interview with Dr. Bulyea recorded on 2 sound tape reels; interview with Jean (Bulyea) Porteous, by Kim Christie-Milley and Milt Milley, 1986, on two sound tape cassettes, with transcript. II Photographs [1900?-1976]. Dr. Bulyea's colleagues, family and friends; his career; his travels; includes Edmonton Art Club and Alpine Club of Canada (ca. 3250 images). III Scrapbooks [19?].

Fonds consists of these series: I Clippings (1924-1926). Women's basketball at the University. II Correspondence (1922- 1952). Relates in part to women's basketball. III Memorabilia (1961-1973). Includes reception of the Order of Canada. IV Photographs ([1920]-1929). Mainly University buildings and students (460 images). V Publication ([1962]). Thou Art My Only Hope, memoir of Mrs. Beny's late son, Carl Robert Gibson, 1939-1962. VI Scrapbooks (1924-1967). Mrs. Gibson's student days; reception of an honorary degree at the University of Alberta.

Fonds consists of these series: I Family records (1504-1974). Includes Dorothy (Pallot) Gads and her family; socialist and Social Credit publications; typescripts of two short stories by W.O. Mitchell; Gads family in Russia, 1905-1926; Pallot family charters, Island of Jersey, 1504-1899. II Maps and plans (1936-1964). Relate to campus, Faculty of Engineering buildings, student housing (14 items). III Memorabilia (1905-1972). Includes postcards; posters; newspapers; clippings. IV Military records (1942-1959). Royal Canadian Air Force; Canadian Officers' Training Corps; United Nations Control Commission for Germany. V Personal records (1935- [1970]). Relate to University career from student to professor; Engineering Students' Society; subject files. Includes personal correspondence; interviews (sound tape recordings). VI Photographs (1905-1972). Includes Gads family in pre-Revolution and post-1970 Russia; Pallot family in Jersey; Canada; University of Alberta; Germany; Berlin (4481 images). VII Publications (1952-1973). Includes a contribution to the Engineers' Handbook, 1969/70.