Series consists of papers presented at a seminar organized by the Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Sheffield, 5-7, January 1966.

The Sedgewick Memorial Collection was gathered by friends of Sedgewick following his death to honour his achievements.
Series consists of letters, verses, speeches and articles written by Sedgewick, photographs, a scrapbook of Sedgewick's newspaper columns, and printed materials. In addition, the series includes correspondence, sketches, and reports relating to the establishment of the Sedgewick Memorial fund and the Sedgewick Memorial reading room in the Main Library. Correspondence in files 4-23 was forwarded to the University Archives by Robert P. Aproberts in 1995.

This series consists of records related to Bluman’s research and work in secondary school mathematics education. Included are studies and reports on local high school students’ math performance at UBC, as well as correspondence and newspaper clippings documenting public reactions to his reports. Also present are press releases, reports, and correspondence from his long-term involvement in the Euclid Contest.

Series consists of materials for a book project entitled "Search for Sanity: the educational imperatives of our crisis-ridden world." Materials include manuscript notes and drafts of chapters (both hand-written and typed), including a detailed chapter outline. Chapter 15, "Can the Social Sciences Help," was eventually published as a booklet by Marsh.

Series consists of scripts of Playhouse Holiday performances.

Series consists of copies of 46 scripts prepared by George Woodcock for radio broadcast, most for the CBC.

Series consists of typescripts of Joe Schlesinger’s television news reports (1966-86) and printouts of his commentaries written for the CBC News and CBC Newsworld websites. Files are maintained in chronological order. The scripts are typed on either “onion-skin” paper or script paper. Many are carbon copies, and most have written edits on them. In many cases, several versions of the same script are retained to consider Schlesinger’s last-minute amendments.

Series consists of scripts written by Morris Panych and writings by known and unknown playwrights. In addition, the series contains several handwritten notebooks that relate to plays and other notebooks that reflect the author's creative processes.

Series consists of seven scrapbooks of clippings, correspondence, printed material and photographs created by Read (1932-1962) and seven individual photographs; most are rowing teams and rowing team reunions (1956-1981).

Series consists of materials collected and assembled by Marsh, which document his interests mainly regarding travel and social issues and music. Materials include clippings, and written notes, made in scrapbooks.

Series consists of three scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings documenting Schlesinger’s work with different newspapers, including the Vancouver Province, the Toronto Star, and the International Herald-Tribune. Files are maintained in chronological order. The volumes are in fragile physical condition, with many loose pages, and are to be handled with care by staff and researchers.

Series consists of 6 scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings, minutes of meetings, newsletters, correspondence, photographs, and certificates about the Faculty Women's Club.

Series consists of three scrapbooks about milk, general dairying, and cheese.

Series consists of scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings from various B.C. newspapers and about different topics.

Series consists of three scrapbooks prepared by the School for the University's 1975 Open House. They contain clippings, correspondence, and departmental records.

Series consists of scrapbooks maintained by Thomson about Canada and his career.

Series consists of one scrapbook, "Tashme: A Japanese Relocation Camp 14 Miles from Hope, B.C. on the Hope-Princeton Trail, September 6, 1945 -- August 16, 1946," compiled by Margaret Sage, containing 97 photographs and miscellaneous loose material.

Series consists of three scrapbooks.

Series contains mainly 20cm x 25cm black & white film stills and 28 cm x 36 cm colour lobby cards from sci-fi movies of the 1950 and 1960s. Some film stills have been cropped. Other materials include slides, press kits and catalogues for ordering promotional materials for films and clippings of film advertisements.

This series contains MacLeod’s schoolwork spanning from elementary school to his time at university. Included are school journals, reports, and class notes. The artwork from his school career is located in the “Artwork” series.

This series contains records related to Craddock’s role at the University of British Columbia and as a teacher at various institutes and outside seminars. It includes course syllabi, slides and presentation materials, registration forms, and administrative records related to graduate students.

Series includes schoolwork completed by Richard Splane at McMaster University, the University of Toronto, and the London School of Economics. Records include correspondence, transcripts, graduate school applications, essays, and notes.

Series consists of reviews of and reports concerning the school's organization, administration, and programme development.

Series consists of the various newsletters and annual reports produced by the School, its students and alumni. Earlier publications are in mimeographed format. The series is arranged alphabetically by the title of the publication.

Series consists of a range of research materials arranged by general subjects relating to athletics (1966-1981), some awards documents (1973, 1993-1997), and 2 VHS video recordings.

Series consists of memorabilia, addresses, and minutes of meetings about the School of Nursing Jubilee.

Series consists of correspondence, appointment notices, financial statements, applications, minutes, course outlines, and questionnaires pertaining to the administration of the Department of Home Economics. Series contains four sub-series: Correspondence and Appointment Notices, Faculty and Staff, Faculty Meetings, and Committees. Collected for the Department by Charlotte Black.

Series consists of teaching and administrative records from Carney's position as an Adjunct Professor at the University of British Columbia's School of Community and Regional Planning [SCARP]. The series includes lecture notes, course outlines, guest lecturer biographical notes, student resumes, projects, course readings, and a copy of Carneys Custom Course Materials reprint package for her 589 class for 1997. The majority of the material relates to courses 548 and 589. Original order has been maintained with file titles transferred from original folders. The series also includes one video: Time to Choose: Our Common Future in the Fraser River Basin produced by the Westwater Research Centre. The video is located in the archives vault at UBC VT 931.

Series consists of meeting minutes from a number of the School's internal committees, correspondence, press releases publicizing School events, pamphlets, posters, reports, proposals for curriculum and interdepartmental memoranda.
Additional information about the School's involvement in continuing education for professional librarians can be found in the Professional Associations Series under the BCLA Continuing Education Committee and the Institute of Continuing Library Education in British Columbia.

Series consists of correspondence, minutes, reports, curricula, and course and grading reviews about University activities, administration, events, and courses, particularly within the School of Music. In addition, the series includes six photographs from the Bartok Centenary event. The series is arranged in alphabetical order.

Series consists of notebooks consisting of notes taken in class, papers that Luft likely referred to during his education, and proofs and notes.

The series consists of records of various scholarships, prizes, awards, and other types of recognition that have been received by New or in which he has been involved. In addition, there are records about stipulations and general information about these decorations.

The series consists of records related to scholarships and bursaries allocated to students. Records contain information about the names of scholarship recipients, the amount of the award, specific scholarship programs, and related correspondence. The series also includes the minutes and correspondence of the Committee on Scholarships and Prizes.

Series consists of correspondence arising out of the School of Music's involvement with various individual scholars, musicians, and others. Series is arranged in alphabetical order by the last name of the individual.

Series consists of research materials and writings by Morehart related to studying Anglo-Saxon sceattas, or coins. Sceattas were the subject of Morehart's Ph.D. as well as several articles. The material also covers many years of Morehart's research on the matter and includes handwritten and typed material, photographs and drawings of artwork, and several handwritten journals.

Series consists of articles and reprints written by Scarfe. Series is arranged in chronological order.

Series consists of records pertaining to her time as supervisor of Saskatchewan Regional Libraries. The records include personal financial records, official correspondence, conference proceedings, annual reports, budget proposals, minutes of meetings, speeches and writings, and library publications.

Series consists of correspondence, notes, and reports documenting Dr. Larkin's involvement with the British Columbia Salmonid Enhancement Program.

Series contains invoices pertaining to the sale of books by the UBC Bookstore to the UBC Library.

Series consists of records documenting the Committee's negotiations regarding salaries and benefits for librarians and relevant materials collected and utilized by its members. Materials include committee minutes, correspondence, reports, written notes, draft agreements and related documents.

Series consists of ten cassette tapes of recordings conducted by Laurie Ricou in preparation for his book, Salal: Listening for the Northwest Understory (2007), as well as related correspondence and other textual materials.

Series consists of lecture notes, examinations, correspondence, manuscripts, recipes, notes, transcripts, articles, printed material, publications, a photograph album, photographs, diaries, and financial material pertaining to various members of the Sage family, including Nelda Sage (Walter Sage's wife), Donald Sage (Walter Sage's son), F. Margaret Sage (Walter Sage's daughter), and Archdeacon George B. Sage (Walter Sage's father). Series contains four subseries: General, Nelda Sage, Donald Sage, and F. Margaret Sage subseries.

Series consists of records documenting the activities of the UBC Safety, Security, and Fire Prevention Committee and includes minutes, correspondence, and reports.

Series consists of minutes and safety materials for various committees associated with divisions that work on infrastructure installations, upgrades, renovations, and installations. It also includes materials related to the piloting of a workplace safety program.

Series consists of material generated through the 1971 reunion and other alumni activities.

Series consists of records documenting research on the effects of commercialization on land tenure and rural society in different regions of China. The materials include research notes, correspondence, and photocopies of archival documents and scholarly articles. The series was initially titled "Rural Localities in Several Regions of China 1895-1937 - Research of 1972-75 (Canada Council Grant)".

Records found in this series include newspaper clippings, hand-drawn rugby plans, rugby crests [textiles], press guides, ruby programs, team rosters from 1970-74, and other rugby publications.

Series consists of pamphlets, correspondence, calendars, newsletters, minutes, memoranda, printed material, clippings, and reports about the Royal Society of Canada. A large portion of this material reflects the efforts of the Society to participate in the formulation and implementation of a national science policy from the mid-1960s to the early 1970s. Other topics addressed in the records include an attempt to organize a Federation of Learned Societies (1966-69) under the auspices of the Society and Dolman's participation in the selection and subsequent ceremonies associated with the Order of Canada under his position on the Governor-General's Nomination Committee as President of the Royal Society of Canada.

Series consists of the following sub-series:
• B.1 Statutes, Minute Books (1906-1928)
• B.2 Office of the Secretary - Correspondence (1906-1919)
• B.3 Enrollment Abstract Book (1907-1915)
• B.4 Finances [Office of the Secretary] (1906-1915, 1925-1929)
• B.5 Leases (1911-1914)
• B.6 Fire Insurance Policies (1910-1915)
• B.7 Graduate Students association submissions (n.d.)

In 1949, the federal government established the Royal Commission on the Arts, Letters and Sciences under the chairmanship of Vincent Massey. Its broad purpose was "an examination of the activities of agencies of the Federal Government relating to radio, films, television, the encouragement of arts and sciences, research, the preservation of our national records, a national library, museums, exhibitions, relations in these fields with international organizations, and activities generally which are designed to enrich our national life, and to increase our consciousness of our national heritage and knowledge of Canada abroad." MacKenzie, Arthur Surveyor, Georges Henri Leveque and Hilda Neatby served as commissioners. Hearings of the commission were held in major Canadian cities (August 1949 - July 1950), with 462 submissions filed. The resulting report played a significant role in shaping the government's cultural policies.
The series consists of the actual working files developed and maintained by MacKenzie while he served on the Massey Commission. It includes correspondence, working papers, briefs presented to the commission, the documents of various special subcommittees, the Royal Commission's report, extensive newspaper clippings and miscellaneous printed material.