This series was published in 2003 and consists of one student book and a teacher resource book. They were created for the British Columbia Ministry of Education for high school students in British Columbia. The student book has been noted as a ground-breaking textbook on the subject. Unfortunately, very few of the records for this project have survived. What has survived is the teacher resource book, though some student book records are included. Series consists of drafts, correspondence, and reviews of the books.

Series consists of financial materials, minutes of meetings, surveys, and reports about the B.C. Forecasting Committee.

Series consists of minutes, the text of speeches, notes, press releases, reports, clippings, and correspondence about Detwiller's involvement with the B.C. Hospital Insurance Service.

Series consists of minutes of meetings about the various BC Medical Centre committees with which Leith was involved.

Series consists of planning documents, grant applications, financial records and correspondence associated with the B.C. Newspaper Project, a Canadian Studies research Tools grant awarded to the B.C. Libraries Association. Margaret Friesen served as Principal Co-Investigator of the project. The files include information about planning for the project prior grants from the National Library of Canada, B.C. Heritage Trust, Library Services Branch and the SSHRC grant. The project resulted in creating the "Union Catalogue of B.C. Newspapers."

Series consists of correspondence, reports, financial materials, printed material, and a cash book about the administration of the B.C. Parent-Teacher Federation. The series includes a scrapbook containing minutes and newspaper clippings. The Department acquired them from the Home Economics Permanent Committee of the B.C. Parent-Teacher Federation.

Series consists of financial records, reports, correspondence, manuals that document the development of the B.C. Post Secondary Interlibrary Loan Network (NET) from its inception in 1977 to the transfer of responsibility for maintaining the resource from the UBC Library to the B.C. Electronic Library Network in 1995.

Series consists of correspondence, essays, maps, diagrams, and articles related to dam sites in the Homathko region, which are connected to the Homathko power project.

This six-part series explores the history of British Columbia through the eyes and the words of the people who lived it, from the arrival of Captain James Cook in Nootka Sound to Jimmy Pattison's stewardship of Expo 86. BC Times (1997) is presented chronologically, with a focus in each part on the dominant themes that embody this province's past and define its present: immigration, racism, the exploitation of and dependency on our natural resources, the social benefits and costs of industrial growth, the disenfranchisement and impoverishment of the native population, the abuses of political power, and the strange relationship between BC and the outside world. These interlaced themes form a narrative backbone to the series, shed light on the past and provide insights into the present. The series features archival photographs and film, artifacts, and contemporary footage of critical locations around the province and augment the interviews with historians and local characters. Individuals interviewed include David Mitchell, Brian Hayden, Jean Barman, Dave Barrett, Wendy Grant, Jack Uppal, Shirley Sterling, Gibb Yip, Victoria Yip, Doc Yip, Ed John, Sandra Morrison, Mrs. Mundie, Dave Barrett, William George, Joy Kogawa, Jack Geddes, Mrs. Millar, Florence Miller, Peter C. Newman and Grace McCarthy.
Series consists of six master tapes for the episodes, a set of video elements and textual material relating to the development of the production.

Series consists of records created and used by the BC Women's Studies Association, the "foremother" of the Women's Research Centre. Series consists, predominately, of interdisciplinary manuscripts written by BC Women Studies Association student members on various subjects specific to the interests of the Women's Research Centre. Such research topics include capitalism and society, marriage, state bureaucracy, family violence, social relationships and community ideology, creation of a woman's centre, motherhood, suffrage, sexism, schools and society, women and education, and women's oppression. Many of the papers had been previously presented at conferences and seminars across Canada. In addition, series consists of guide books for establishing a Women's Studies Programme, newsletters, memorandum, handwritten and typed notes, extensive numbers of manuscripts and abstracts from student members of the BC Women's Studies Association, the BC Women's Studies Association proposed act and constitution, proposed by-laws, Manpower and Immigration Guide to Applicants - Canada Works, correspondence, various guidelines, meeting minutes, mailing lists, receipts, booklets, press releases, BC Women's Studies Association membership applications, newspapers, questionnaires, handbooks, seminar announcements, news clippings, brochures, various drafts and completed copies of reports, project proposals, grant requests, television transcripts, television programs, course outlines, statistics, bibliographies, workshop outlines, educational material related to the British Columbia School Trustees Association (BCSTA) , lists of recommended books, articles, magazines, purchase orders, requisitions for cheques, and cashed cheques.

Series consists of diaries written by Bertha Campbell Lewis. Series also includes Hunter Lewis' address book and diary and a notebook and diary belonging to Stella Lewis.

Series consists of video recordings produced by the Committee and broadcast as part of the Beyond the Memory of Man television series. Please ask the Archives staff regarding access to these cassettes; they are located in the Archives Vault from VT 0044 to VT 0494. See the finding aid for more details.

Series consists of descriptions of various books and includes the title, author, publisher, year of publication and other information. The files are arranged by author.

Series consists of various information relating to the biennial conferences of FUSAC, including calls for submissions, abstracts, presentation papers, correspondence, published proceedings, programs, and newsletters. Most of the textual information in this series is in English, but it also includes: Finnish, Hungarian, and Estonian.

The series consists of biographical information, including articles about Rule, reviews, financial records and drafts of autobiography.

Series consists of C.V.s, press releases, newspaper clippings about UBC professors who have died or left the University, and visiting speakers and alumni. The series is arranged alphabetically.

Series consists of biographical data and CVs pertaining to faculty members who had indicated their willingness to speak to non-profit organizations.

Series consists of newspaper clippings about Hayward and a copy of his CV (1987). It also includes a list of his publications, copies of offprints and several patents held by Hayward.

Series consists of biographical material relating to Esther Paulson, gathered by her niece Nancy J. Dammkoehler. Includes a copy of Paulson's obituary.

The series includes copies of Thorton's CVs and resumes and an autobiography Telling My Life Story. Also included are coloured prints, awards and recognitions.

Series consists of an undated CV, typescript reminiscences, membership certificates (1941) and a copy of Howard's obituary (1986).

Series consists of CVs, awards, and graduate school notes.

Series consists of CV's, certificates, and memorabilia.

The series consists of transcripts, class notes, papers, exams, and correspondence about Watney's academic experiences. The series also includes an autobiography written by Watney in 1985 and copies of her B.A. (1923), M.A. (1926), and Ph.D. (1933) theses. The series contains three subseries: Biography, Undergraduate Material, and Graduate Material subseries.

Series consists of MacPhee's curriculum vitae, papers, and reports pertaining to MacPhee's professional activities.

Series consists of curriculum vitae, family histories, correspondence, articles, printed material, photographs, and certificates about Eagles' family history, professional appointments, and awards. Series contains three subseries: General, Great Trekker Award, and Miscellaneous Awards / Honours subseries.

Series consists of McDill's CV from 1975.

Series consists of CVs, biographical sketches, awards, certificates, copies of Quastel's will, and Quastel's day books. In addition, this series contains one subseries: Quastel Project.

Series consists of Moore’s curriculum vitae, UBC personnel records, and a copy of his undergraduate thesis for Queen’s University.

The series consists of family histories articles about his appointment to UBC and his subsequent career, including honours and tributes to his retirement in 1944.

Series consists of general information about Black's career, educational records, documents created during and just following his military service, and records relating to various awards, honours and recognition bestowed on him.

The series consists of clippings, articles, personnel records relating to the life and career of B.C. Binning.

The series consists of historical accounts of Davidson and his family, copies of testimonials (references) for Davidson and other miscellaneous material.

The series consists of Eastman's CV and a list of publications (n.d.). It also includes a small file from Calgary College (1912-1915).

Series consists of records reflecting Dahlstrom's music activities in Canada and the United States in her capacity as a pianist, accompanist, music teacher, choir conductor, examiner, and adjudicator. The records consist of a scrapbook, newspaper clippings, passenger receipts, travel claim vouchers, thank you notes, correspondence, speeches, concert programs, histories of Canadian music, A Capella Singers promotional material, examination lists, material relating to music teaching, jury schedules, competition policies, letters of confirmation of exam schedules, and photographs. The records are arranged according to documentary form and content. The series is arranged according to the original titles of the folders created by Helen Dahlstrom.

The series consists of clippings about MacKenzie, appointment books, honorary degrees and awards, memories and memorabilia.
Box 243 includes a few photographs, clippings, and some posthumous material. Primarily this relates to MacKenzie’s memorial and estate.

Series consists of copies of Robinson's CVs, articles and other information about his distinguished career, awards he received, and other assorted material about his professional and personal life.

Series consists of genealogical research and incoming and outgoing correspondence between Charles Humphries and family, friends, and colleagues.

Series consists of biographical information and memorabilia compiled by Daniells about himself and his family members. Materials include genealogies, CVs, academic records, appointment notices, passports, certificates, and articles.

Series consists of resumes, curriculum vitae, and other biographical information, written by Bullock and others.

Series consists of copies of Michael Smith's CVs, publication lists, clippings, career information and awards.

Series consists of documents that outline Harris' academic life and achievements.

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 consists of copies of curriculum vitae (1961-2001), miscellaneous citations (1982-2000) and annual reports (1963-1999).

Series consists of unpublished and pre-published material that outlines Bourne's life and involvement in the Faculty of Law at UBC.

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.

Series consists of Philip Haddock's curriculum vitae.

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.