Series consists of drafts and draft chapters of published books by Suzuki, research materials, edited drafts, and correspondence with co-authors, contributors and publishers. In addition, it includes information about several uncompleted projects, including a book called “The Forest” and another about Japan. The files are arranged chronologically by publication date.

Series consists of records from Engineering Physics. It includes documentation organized roughly according to year. These documents relate to class enrollment, course outlines, interdepartmental memoranda, surveys, reunion materials, class lists, reports, and brochures.

This series is arranged based on the chronological system followed by Engineering Physics. The folders are named according to the names and dates given in hanging files by Engineering Physics and appear to be collected by Professor Edward Auld. Note that files do not exist for each year, and in some instances, the folders include a broader range of years than is identified by the title initially given by Engineering Physics.

The correspondence series includes correspondence between ALGOL 68 working group members, a limited selection of their recommendations for changes to ALGOL 68 arranged by year, samples of ALGOL Bulletins, and official International Federation for Information Processing communication.

The series consists of 1 small box of textual records relating to the production of the series, including correspondence, applications, resumes, and releases regarding the film production. Series also consists of the footage used to create the documentary series, most of which are on Betacam SP small and large video. These video cassettes include interviews with Shatner, his family, and other actors. In addition, there is footage taken of Shatner as he interacts with others at a Star Trek convention, during his charity horseshow, at various locations in Montreal, and on his ranch. There is also footage of Shatner during his efforts to protect the wild horses of Santa Cruz Island, historical footage in his roles as Captain Kirk and TJ Hooker, and several stills. The series also includes audio tracks for the film on DAT and related material on Hi8 cassette. In addition, the series also consists of one 3 ½ inch floppy disk with documents relating to the production, a DVD with tracks from the film, and a DVD copy of the film itself.

Most of the footage was filmed in 1998 and 1999; however, the arrangement of the series does not follow a strict chronological order but retains the original numbering system created by Harvey McKinnon productions.

Series consists of records documenting the University’s administration of the Society and Skeleem Village and includes correspondence and reports.

Series consists of reports collected by Fulton, primarily related to education.

Series consists of meeting minutes, correspondence, and billing agreements, resulting from the administration of hydro and gas to UBC buildings by UBC occupants. It also includes materials forecasting new developments, infrastructure costs and anticipated utility needs.

Series consists of external and internal reviews, project and partnership proposals, and strategic planning documents, including the correspondence. It mainly documents planning for the future of the campus via infrastructure development and investment.

Series includes manuscripts/typescripts, correspondence, maps, notes, research materials, and ephemera associated with published and unpublished fiction and non-fiction projects. Major projects are Hunter’s unpublished novel: “Guilty As Sin,” his autobiography: “Being One: Scenes from a Screenwriter’s Life” and an unpublished book documenting the 1974 murder of Hunter’s parents titled “Next of Kin.”

Series includes materials related to Hunter’s various produced and unproduced television projects.

Series includes biographical information about John Hunter, including lists of awards, résumé, obituaries, early rejection letters, cartoons, and his undergraduate thesis.

The series includes correspondence relating to articles exchanged for editing between colleagues and advisees; applications for numerous Research Grants which summarize his various ongoing research projects, presentations that he made; and several Curriculum Vitae from 1966-1992.

This series consists of drafts, correspondence, and originals, including his major poetic opus “Double Star and Other Verses.”

Series consists of published materials and bulletins, primarily library-related materials.

Series consists of materials related to such publications as The Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules and Public Libraries in British Columbia by Ross Vainstein.

This series contains photographs related to libraries and library conferences, including photographs of patrons using libraries and meetings and posters at conferences. All photographs have been removed from folders 3-08 and are stored separately. Some photographs have notes on the back that may indicate their intention to be published in books.

Series consists of several sub-series related to the Centre for Human Settlements (CHS) activities. At times CHS is referred to as ICHS.

Series consists of preparations for SCARP’s participation in conferences.

Material related to Grace’s work on Malcolm Lowry. Includes research materials, correspondence, copies of Lowry’s writings and letters, photographs, publications, major research papers, and ephemera.

Materials related to the writing and publication of Inventing Tom Thompson (2004), edited by Dr. Grace. Includes: correspondence, research materials, notes, lecture materials, photographs, and ephemera.

Materials related to the writing and publishing of On the Art of Being Canadian (2009). Includes annotated research materials, correspondence, publishing permissions, photographs, clippings, and ephemera.

The series consists of records documenting Laurenda Daniells’ role as a UBC’s Faculty Association Executive member. Materials include papers, drafts, notes and correspondence.

The series consists of records documenting Laurenda Daniells’ activities as a member of the Copyright Committee for both the Association of Canadian Archivists and the Archives Section of the Canadian Historical Association. Materials include drafts, papers, notes, articles, reports, correspondence, memorandums, newspapers, and surveys.

Series consists of correspondence, papers, proofs, and test drafts. It also consists of student-submitted assignments, technology instructions, notes and slides created for lectures at conferences, and miscellaneous records about visits from mathematicians.

Series consists of materials collected, created, or otherwise acquired by Robert McDonald as part of his research activities and includes newspaper clippings and other published items, copies of articles annotated by McDonald, index cards with notes and citations, written notes, correspondence, and audio recordings of interviews and speeches. It is organized into the following sub-series: Subject Files, Henry Bell-Irving Biography, Haig-Brown / Uphill, Vancouver 1891 Census printouts, Published sources, Index Cards and Sound recordings. The Published sources and Index Cards sub-series consist of selections from among all such materials acquired by McDonald throughout his professional career, retained primarily to help illustrate his research process.

This small series consists of curriculum vitae, certificates of recognition, correspondence regarding the visiting Seagram Chair and contracts, letters, award notifications and sales reports for Making Vancouver. The object included is the UBC Killam Teaching Prize Award.

Series consists of various publications authored by Esther Paulson on various aspects of nursing and nursing history. Series is divided into two subseries: Publications by Paulson and Other writings by Paulson.

Series consists of correspondence and reports created by Paulson in the Canadian Nurses' Association-appointed position of Convener of the Committee for the study of Registries and Community needs.

Series consists of correspondence with UBC faculty and students and with colleagues outside the University.

Series consists of lecture notes and course materials from economics courses taught by Montague at the University.

Series consists of course outlines, correspondence, and notes about lectures given by Scott at UBC and the London School of Economics. The series contains three sub-series: London School of Economics, UBC, and Extension Courses. Series is arranged by course number.

Series consists of correspondence relating to reference questions and related topics. They are arranged in two sub-series: Alphabetical and Subject.

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

Series consists of lecture notes, transcripts of interviews, and written notes on interviews and speeches given by Somerset.

The series includes reports of annual, quarterly accounts, special accounts, and supporting documentation.

Series consists of copies of the Association's newsletter, as published and distributed by the Newsletter Committee.

Series consists of extracts from letters, manuscript notes, diaries, notebooks, and manuscripts compiled by various members of the Warren family. In addition, the series includes bound sketches by Henry Warrenne (contained within the binding is a clasp knife that belonged to Warrenne).

Series consists of genealogical charts, notes, correspondence, photographs, and wills from members of the Warren family.

Series consists of cigarette card and autograph albums, a box of Chinese leaf paintings, a pair of ivory blades, and publications collected by members of the Warren Family.

Series consists of manuscripts, screenplays, monologues, miscellaneous writings created by Jacob Zilber. Some of the works have multiple versions and drafts created over time. Major works present in the series include materials from Sister Roxy; The Inbreaker; and Jacob Zilber’s autobiography: Boxing and Other Reflections.

Series consists of notes, newsletters, printed materials, newspaper clippings, correspondence, book reviews, addresses, and published material about Soward's years at UBC. The Series also includes newsletters and printed material from the Canadian Institute of International Affairs, the Royal Society of Canada, and the Canadian Historical Society.

Series consists of theses, reports, and published papers written by James Duncan either by himself or in collaboration with others.

Series consists of theses, reports, and published papers co-authored or supervised by James Duncan.

Series consists of reports and papers on the "Moiré Fringe" method of strain analysis, on which James Duncan spent many years of research.

Series consists of copies of theses supervised by James Duncan.

Series consists of essays, articles, offprints, reviews, contracts, correspondence, a CV, and a scrapbook about the personal life and research of Helen and Philip Akrigg. It includes a manuscript copy of Philip Akrigg's memoirs (1999).

Series consists of minutes, reports, briefs, speeches, and printed material pertaining to the topic of pensions.

Series consists of articles, notes, reports, correspondence, conference proceedings, minutes, and interviews about value-added tax.

Series consists of notebooks and reference letters relating to research conducted while a student at Harvard. Letters and notes were found interleafed in the notebooks.

The Series consists of Confederation of University Faculty Associations of British Columbia (CUFA-BC) council minutes, reports, correspondence, and copies of the CUFA-BC constitution.