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Fonds consists of administrative files including minutes of Information Services Council and its executive committee; minutes of other committees within the Division and of university committees in which the Division of Information Services had an interest; budgets from Library Services, Information Services and Computer Services; reports from heads of Divisions and from outside agencies; annual reports of the Division of Information Services; correspondence with other university units and other universities. The records are arranged into nine series, including: Division of Information Services; Library; Computer Services; communicaitons Media; Insitutions; Budgets; Committees; University Units; and Outside Agencies.

Fonds consists of minutes of the Secondary School Science Curriculum Committee, minutes of the Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Junior High Science Ad-Hoc committees, reports on the objectives of Secondary School Science in Alberta, the Department of Education's Senior High School Curriculum for Science (1968-1971), reports of the Curriculum and Ad-Hoc Committees and summaries of surveys taken of Alberta science teachers regarding the Curriculum.

Fonds consists of Professor Knudsen's research material into historical engines including engineering drawings, photographs, correspondence, and publications.

Fonds consists of contracts, correspondence, minutes, project files, annual reports (1985-1988), pamphlets, administrative files from the Department of Administrative Systems (DAS) and from Academic Computing Services (ACS), committee meeting files, and related material. As well, issues of "Bernies Tips and Tricks" from the Desktop Technology Program and periodicals or newsletters published by the administrative unit, including "Micro Byte", "New Currents", "Info Serve", Big Byte", "ACS News", "ACS Staff Notes", and "Computing and Data Processing News". Also, the records of SuperComputing Services including correspondence, client support files, manuals, seminar reports, course notes, project descriptions (1984-1993), and issues of "Super*C" newletters.

Fonds consists of floor plans from the Learning Commons.

Fonds consists of agreements, correspondence, and minutes.

Fonds consists of the records of the Canadian Centre for Learning Systems, including files concerning projects submitted to the Ministry of Science and Technology. Also includes issues of "CCLS Newsletter" (1984-1989) and annual reports (1985-1989).

Fonds consists of sound recordings and bound volume of Centennial Lectures in Geology (October-December 1975); issues of "Geoblab" (1984-1986), pamphlets, departmental Annual Reports (1977-1980, 1995-2001), and copies of the Department of Geology and Geophysics yearbooks (1985-1988, 1992).

Fonds consists of personal and professional records created and collected by Professor Peter Lewis Shinnie throughout his time in England, Africa and Canada over a seventy year period. The records relate primarily to the academic activities carried out by Shinnie in roles such as professor, advisor, archaeologist, colleague, friend and father. The fonds is divided into into five series: (I) Personal records, 1933-1983; (II) Professional correspondance, 1957-1998; (III) Archaeological field work, 1954-1993; (IV) Publications, 1963-1994; and (V) Scholarly activities, 1960-1993. Four of the series have been divided into sub-series due to the nature and original order of the records.

Fonds consists of Faculty of Engineering Council minutes and records (1963-1995), Dean's Executive Committee records (1990-1997), Dean's Advisory Council records (1975-1991), Academic Review Committee minutes (1968-1990), Govier Report called "Long-Term Development Plan, 1961-1980, for the Faculty of Engineering on the Edmonton and Calgary Campuses" (1961), Glockner's paper, "Background Information and Events Leading up to First Year Engineering in Calgary" (1991), annual reports (1977-2001), exams (1974-2003), course outlines (1992-2003), "The Iron Ring" yearbooks (1988-1992, 1995), newsletters and pamphlets.