Subseries consists of research notes and annotated German-Language articles on Infant Mortality between 1880 and 1940. The Infant Mortality Project looked at the changing medical understanding of infant mortality before WWI. Ward pursued a professional and personal interest in this project, but it did not reach the publication stage.

This subseries consists of correspondence, minutes and notes regarding the start of the project, and notes and research regarding why they did not continue consulting the school after the final report.

Sub-series consists of records relating to initiatives, campaigns, and events coordinated and sponsored by the Leadership Unit.

The correspondence sub-series consists of letters and financial statements documenting the printing and distribution of works before the establishment of UBC Press, primarily by the Institute of Pacific Relations. The records overlap the tenure of Tony Blicq as Executive Director.

Subseries consist of a high-level organization chart, descriptions of board members, and UBC's academic plans.

Subseries consists of correspondence between various members of the Department of Poultry Science and other Departments on campus, including the Faculty of Graduate Studies, the Office of the President, and the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences.

Subseries reflects Verna’s involvement with the ICN. Records include conference proceedings, notes, correspondence, reports, newspaper clippings, and programs.

Subseries reflect Verna’s involvement with the ISS. Records include correspondence, reports, by-laws, and meeting minutes.

Mostly research notes, correspondence and bibliographic press clippings regarding interviewees. Includes a few consent forms and research from the City of Vancouver Archives.

Subseries consists of correspondence and reports documenting the activities of the International Social Science Council (ISSC).

Subseries consists of records documenting Belshaw's involvement with the International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES), including correspondence, minutes, reports, publications, and financial records.

As the Senior, then Managing, Editor of UBC Press from 1973-1990, Jane C. Fredeman was primarily responsible for the solicitation and editing of manuscripts; while A.N (Tony) Blicq, as the first Executive Director of the UBC Press, was responsible for both the establishment of the departmental infrastructure, and the practical realization of the mandate of the Press itself.
Correspondence sub-series consists of drafts of letters and memorandum regarding readers reports, grant proposals, interdepartmental communication, correspondence with authors, warehouse operations, letters of acknowledgement, changes to administrative procedure and restructured responsibility, requests for donations, quotation permission, and manuscript rejections.

Subseries consists of notes, articles, correspondence, drafts, papers and miscellaneous research materials relating to Jean Coulthard.

Subseries consists of drafts, essays, notes, clippings, correspondence, memos, invitations, minutes, memorandum, newspapers, agendas, pamphlets, note cards, reports, plans, and maps, relating to H. Peter Oberlander’s professional contribution to the Jerusalem Committee.

The sub-series consists of Jessica Binning’s correspondence and other correspondence regarding B.C. Binning’s work after his death.

Subseries include correspondence and publications relating to the work of the Jesuit Centre.

Subseries consists of drafts, essays, notes, clippings, correspondence, memos, invitations, minutes, memorandum, newspapers, agendas, pamphlets, note cards, reports, plans, and maps, relating to H. Peter Oberlander’s professional contribution to the Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver.

Subseries consists of meeting minutes, agenda, correspondence from the Applied Planning Assistant Program Advisory Committee Meeting, and program and college information from H. Peter Oberlander’s time as chair of the Committee.

Overhead transparencies, lecture notes, clippings, photographs, conference materials, and ephemera.

Lecture materials relating to Dr. Grace’s talks on Thompson. Includes: correspondence, lecture notes, overhead transparencies, clippings, and ephemera.

Overhead transparencies and lecture notes.

Notes, correspondence, publications, and presentation material from conferences, symposiums, exhibitions and lectures. Includes transparencies in addition to photographs.

Includes correspondence between David Breen and his legal counsel, his notes on these conversations, and correspondences between David Breen’s legal counsel and the defendants. Materials are arranged chronologically.

The subseries consists of submissions by counsel representing various individuals and organizations, including the Attorney General of Canada, the Vancouver Police Department, the RCMP and various civilian participants in the RCMP PCC. It includes Affidavits, Books of Authority, Motion Records, Arguments, and Submissions.

Sub-series contains materials relating to Oberlander’s federal election for a Vancouver South parliamentary seat with the Liberal party. Oberlander was unsuccessful in his bid for the seat. Materials include, speeches, notes, correspondence, clippings, publicity materials, newsletters, liberal party
memoranda and other materials on the North Fraser Harbor Commission.

This subseries consists of meeting minutes, design proposals, outside reports, consultations with other labs, financial considerations, budgets, and other research records related to the material design, financing and creation of the Kaon Factory.

Series consists of collected short stories, novels, and a translated television play.

Photographic material from Lowry-related events and images from the production of Grace’s volumes of Lowry’s letters. Digital copies of the Lowry letters and Grace’s works are included on floppy disk .

The sub-series consists of MacKenzie's correspondence from 1924 through 1978. It also includes minutes and working papers of various organizations; printed material and ephemera are interfiled throughout if attached to correspondence. The majority of the series is fully indexed by name. This correspondence series reflects the wide-ranging nature of MacKenzie's activities and his contacts. Many of the significant figures on the Canadian scene during this period are represented.
The original arrangement of the correspondence was alphabetical by year, and this system has been maintained. Correspondence post-1962 was not organized. Instead, it has been arranged under the earlier material. Correspondence for the years 1940 44 was divided into three separate units. One unit formed part of the Main Correspondence, while the other two were kept in filing cabinets believed to have originated at the University of New Brunswick. The two separated units formed part of the main series by comparing the letters. Often correspondence with one person on a single subject was split two or even three ways. These units are now interfiled in Main Correspondence (index cards identify the original location of any given piece of correspondence).

Subseries consists of typewritten copy, notes, annotations, and chapters of various discourses that Moore had written.

Subseries consists of drafts, and in some cases, the published version of over 60 articles and book chapters written by Verner dealing with adult education. Subseries includes a few drafts of speeches that Verner delivered that were subsequently published. Subseries also consists of a photocopy of a monograph on Verner by Professor Gary Dickinson of the Centre for Continuing Education, UBC, entitled, "Contributions to a Discipline of Adult Education: A Review and Analysis of the Publications of Coolie Verner." Subseries is arranged in chronological order.

The subseries relates to projects conducted by Distance Education and Technology in collaboration with consultants in distance learning. This consists of correspondence, calls for funding applications, project proposals, reports, and notes.

Subseries consists of maps, charts, and plans collected by Verner, the majority of which appeared in atlases and books. Subseries also includes a few manuscript maps. The maps, charts, and plans are mainly of North America, in particular the western and northern parts, and of eastern Russia and China. There are many maps of Northern Canada, the North Pole, Bering Strait, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, California, and the Pacific Ocean. A number of maps feature the tracks of the ships of explorers such as Cook, Vancouver, La Perouse, Muller, Cluny, De Fonte, Dixon and Meares, Mackenzie and Hearne.
The maps are engraved and lithographed. Mapmakers from Europe and North America include Aaron and John Arrowsmith, Didier Robert de Vaugondy, Abraham Ortelius, Guiljelmo Blaeu, Gerard Mercator, Jodocus Hondius, Sebastian Munster, Reynold [Renier] Elstracke, Guillaume de L'Isle, Renier and Joshua Ottens, Herman Moll, Isaac Brouckner, Isak Tirion, Thomas Jeffreys, Philippe Buache, Pierre Francois Tardieu, L. Aubert, Neele, Joseph Nicholas de L'Isle, Christian Gotleib Theophil Reichard, George H. Swanston, Adrian Hubert Brue, Alexander Kincaid, J. and C. Walker, Jehoshaphat Aspin, Sidney Hall, Illman & Pilbrow, C.V. Monin, Laguillermie, Mardelet, Samuel Parker, M.M. Peabody, Thomas Foot, J. Bartholemew, Edward Weller, Edward Stanford, August Sontag, Dr. E.K. Kane, James Wyld, and James Alden.

Subseries consists of agendas, minutes, notes, and documentation of the Division of Industrial Education’s staff and faculty meetings. The files were originally housed in large binders. The subseries has been re-organized in chronological order.

Subseries consists of degrees, certificates, driver's license, passports, sketchbooks, telephone books, commemorative plate, and other materials about Verner's schooling and personal life.

The subseries is arranged alphabetically by company and then in chronological order.

Subseries consists of correspondence, notes, and drafts of reports relating to the written piece "Metabolic Inhibitors."

Subseries contains reports and material focused on the RAF (Royal Air Force) and a report Belshaw produced on productivity in the military.

Photo CDs and an audiocassette associated with Grace’s research into Mina Hubbard and Newfoundland.

Subseries consists of notes, articles, correspondence, drafts, papers and miscellaneous research materials.

Subseries consists of records that were used for or produced during the creation of Literature in English. These records include correspondence, revision, notes, reviews, designs, and various illustrations.

Subseries consists of notes, revisions, correspondence, reviews, marketing materials, and drafts about the Canadian Writer's Handbook (1st, 2nd and 3rd eds.).

Subseries consists of miscellaneous notes, correspondence and articles related to the English Department.

Subseries consists of records about creating various types of word games and puzzles. These records include original, copy and draft puzzles, notes, completed puzzles (not started by Messenger), and clippings.

Subseries consists of miscellaneous materials related to adult education research. Materials include 4 reel to reel tapes of the NBC radio show The People Act, which first aired in December 1950. The fifth tape contains a lecture by Verner. There are also 17 microfilm copies of books or articles on adult education and rural communities.

Subseries consists of annual reports, correspondence, general administration, joint committee reports, and listings of post-doctoral research fellows during Quastel's time as a director and researcher at the Montreal General Hospital.

Subseries consists of articles, notes, grant material, reports, and correspondence related to multiple sclerosis and the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada. Related correspondence may also be found in the Correspondence Series from 1958-1961.

Subseries consists of minutes, reports, and correspondence arising from the administration of the Music Education (MUED) program.

Subseries consists of notes, correspondence, meeting minutes and agendas regarding the NDP Education Policy Committee, 1976-1979.

The Newsense was a general-interest departmental newsletter which began publication in 1968. It was distributed to faculty, support staff, and students.
Subseries consists of handwritten and typed manuscripts of articles and drafts and paste-ups of each issue. Subseries also contains information about departmental meetings that were published in the newsletter. Files are arranged in numerical order by volume and issue number, from Volume I Number 1 (September 1968) to Volume II Number 10 (April 1970).