This series contains books that were printed and in some cases designed by the press. It covers a wide variety of styles of book, including artists’ books, exhibit catalogs, chapbooks, and experimentally designed and typeset versions of works in the public domain
Of particular note in this series are pre-published editions of several of the works of Vancouver artist Charles Mayrs, a selection of materials designed for and by the Alcuin Society, a group dedicated to book design, and a copy of the artist's book 'Loci' by Vancouver-based artist Allyson Clay.
Most manuscripts are typed, with handwritten corrections and notes on many. There are ‘background notes’, ‘author galleys’, ‘page proofs’, ‘copied edited versions’, and ‘first drafts’. Several are incomplete or without titles. All of Kilian’s major publications are included.
Series consists of Lehmann’s published book reviews, both in manuscript form and as journal clippings or off-prints. The files are arranged alphabetically by journal-title.
Series consists of book reviews, including reviews of Knight's publications and Knight's reviews of other authors' books. Includes related correspondence and other material.
Series consists of correspondence between book review authors and the editor and rough drafts and revisions of their reviews. Also included are responses from authors and comments from referees.
Series consists of a copy of a review of Edward Hoagland’s book Notes From the Century Before: A Journal From British Columbia. Some of the notes in question are Margerie’s from the notebooks in the Malcolm Lowry Papers.
Series consists of notebooks, transcripts of literary works, a card catalogue, manuscripts, correspondence, financial documents, prospectuses, newspaper clippings, certificates, and other documents made or received by Colbeck in the course of his many activities as a book dealer and book collector and in his work at the University of British Columbia Library. Title based on contents of series.
Series consists of diaries of Bollert family members, correspondence to and from members of the Bollert family, newspaper clippings relating to members of the Bollert family, and papers relating to the burial of the Bollert family members at Mountain View Cemetery in Vancouver, as well as other miscellaneous documentation. In general, the documents appear to focus specifically on the immediate family of Mary Bollert. Indeed, many of the documents appear to have been collected by Florence Bollert (sometimes referred to as Floy) and L. Grace Bollert, as they are addressed explicitly within correspondence.
Series consists of correspondence, reports, and copies of court documents relating to an American court case, "United States vs. State of Washington", dealing with a dispute over Indigenous Peoples' fishing rights. Dr. Larkin served as a paid consultant and expert witness on this case.
Series consists of records created or collected by the TRIUMF Board of Management, which had responsibility for managing the facility, and includes meeting minutes, agendas, reports, correspondence, and related documentation. It is organized into the following subseries: Meetings, Minutes, Dockets, and Correspondence. The records of each subseries are arranged in chronological order.
Series consists of minutes of meetings, reports, correspondence, and resolutions relating to the Alumni Association's Board of Management from 1951 to 1965.
Series consists of correspondence between the Graduate Student Society and the UBC Board of Governors and submissions and statements made by the GSS to the Board.
Series consists of correspondence and appendices from the Secretary of Senate referring resolutions and orders of Senate to the Board of Governors for approval, as required by the University Act. It also includes correspondence from the Secretary of the Board informing the Senate of their decisions.
Series consists of minutes of meetings, financial statements, and correspondence about the Board of Directors of the Faculty Club. The series contains three subseries: Minutes, Finances, and Correspondence subseries.
Series consists of records documenting the deliberations and decisions of the Cedar Lodge Society Board of Directors and the Society’s Executive Committee and Advisory Committee. It includes Board and committee minutes, reports, and correspondence.
Series consists of minutes, agendas, documents, reports, and notices of meetings. Also, it contains the Board Travel Sub-Series, which consists of letters, agendas, invitations, and documents regarding Board meetings held away from the University and the Board Retreat.
Series consists of the Appellant’s Factum in the Blueberry River Band v. Canada, (also known as Apassin v. Canada) treaty rights case of 1988. The Blueberry River Band was previously known as the Beaver Band.
Series consists of documents related to the management of the Blue Mountain Woodlot, of which Bunce was part owner. This woodlot was located near Maple Ridge, BC. Throughout the documents, it is also referred to as Woodlot 38. Material includes forest development plans, fire plans, a forest strategy report, recreation management strategy, correspondence and other administrative documents. Also included are articles written by Bunce that address Blue Mountain Woodlot work.
A number of documents containing personal and financial information related to the other owners of this Woodlot were removed because of their confidential nature.
This book was published in 1988. It aims to point out what is working and what needs improvement in the education of immigrant children in Canada. It was most likely intended for use in teacher education courses or teachers already in a classroom. Series consists of drafts, editorial notes, and correspondence.
Series consists of genealogical information about the Black and Howie families and material relating to Black’s father, James Black, including a photograph album with images from the Boer War and various ships from World War I. In addition, there are documents relating to Black’s mother, Elizabeth Campbell and granddaughter Yarah Hooley, and a copy of a Black family history published by Myra Davey (née Black) in 2006, with a CD of digitized images.
Series consists of correspondence, memoranda, minutes, and financial materials about the construction and renovation of the Biological Sciences Building.
Series consists of C.V's, biographical notes, clippings and articles about M.Y. Williams, miscellaneous financial records, and early educational records.
Series consists of photocopies of awards, invitations, versions of Beesley's CV, and a paper written during his undergraduate degree at the University of British Columbia. Series also consists of information on Beesley's Order of Canada, numerous correspondence congratulating him on his achievements, and information regarding Beesley's burial at sea in 2009.
The series consists of biographical information, including CVs, CBC contracts, residency permits, and an interview transcript. It also includes an obituary for Josè Emilio Pacheco, retirement books and other personal materials.
This series consists of Nicholls curriculum vitae, list of publications, newspaper clippings, correspondence and biographical works containing his poetry, drawings, paintings and short stories.
Series comprised biographical materials relating to Coulthard, including various versions of her curriculum vitae, bibliographies of her compositions, and lists of her awards and achievements. Also included are materials relating to presentations made by Coulthard, including notes and drafts of speeches and transcripts of interviews. In addition, the series contains Coulthard's birth records and staff records related to her time at UBC.
The series consists of materials that document Marchak's academic conferences and includes correspondence, written notes, and conference packages. The records are arranged by conference in reverse chronological order.
Series consists of Creelman genealogical information (wills, deeds, death notices etc.); news clippings; awards and corresponding ephemera; diplomas/certificates; and yearbooks. The audio tapes are available from the archives vault AT 3165 & 3166.
Series consists of clippings and articles about L. Holland, a brief CV (1931), a UBC honorary degree citation, a copy of her will and some copies of published obituaries added to the collection following her death.
The series consists of copies of Macdonald's CVs and biographical notes and a copy of the transcript of Macdonald's news conference announcing his resignation as UBC president (October 28, 1966).
