Series consists of addresses, programmes, photographs, clippings, press releases, and correspondence.

Series consists of records about Messenger's role as the Canadian National Editor of Conradiana between 1969 to 1980. These records include correspondence, notes, clippings, drafts and annotated copies of articles and reviews, and revisions.

Series consists of correspondence, minutes, and reports related to non-UBC specific committees, conferences, and project task forces of which the school or its faculty were joint members or speakers.

Series consists of drafts of constitutions and bylaws and procedural manuals about the governance of the Summer Session Association.

Series consists of Bylaws, House Rules, and Constitution about the Faculty Club as a society under the British Columbia Societies Act.

Series includes the original 1977 Association constitution, the revised 1989 constitution, a history of the Association written by a secretary and treasurer Hilda Thomas, and related correspondence.

Series includes records relating to the formation of the Faculty Association, including constitutions and incorporation documents.

Series consists of the two constitutions that the Vancouver Institute adopted.

Series consists of two copies of The Vivaxis Energies Research International Society constitution dated August 12, 1976.

Series consists of records relating to the constitution, bylaws and policies of the Graduate Student Society and its status as a Society.

This series contains records related to ongoing and permanent university projects, ventures, planning, and conferences. It primarily includes reports, plans and studies from task forces and committees. Boxes 414 to 422 are arranged alphabetically, and the file list below lists further records present in this series. Examples of file titles include: Asian and Pacific University Presidents’ Conference, BC Council on Admissions and Transfer, Council of University Teaching Hospitals, Communications Review, Development Office, Endowment deeds for Fellowships, Chairs, and Scholarships, External Affairs, Enrolment Statistics 1986-1993, Rick Hansen Institute, Faculty of Forestry, Hotel Management Program, Lesbian and Gay Issues, Moli Energy, Student Development, Supercomputer, Space Station and the Year 2000. Other examples of records in the continuing and permanent files series contain committee records on Teaching Evaluation and Teaching Improvement, the President’s Task Force on Continuing Education, Medical Education, Genetic Services, Artificial Intelligence & Robotics, Computing, Committee on Tuition, UBC Initiatives, Business Plans, Reports, Student Financial Assistance, Rising College and Tuition Costs, UBC Archives Doomsday Report, Status of Women at UBC, Advisory Committees, Main Campus Plan 1992, and UBC Academic Plan 2000. Please see the file list below for further details.

Series consists of copies of standard contracts signed by contributors to Pacific Affairs.

The series consists of Jane Rule’s contracts with publishers, royalty statements and awards given to Rule for her work.

Series consists of minutes of meetings, annual reports, invitations, clippings, programmes, and lists of members about University Convocation.

Series consists of materials documenting Spaulding's long-term project to correlate the entries in the two volumes of The Preacher's Assistant (1783) by the Rev. John Cooke using computer technology and includes notes, correspondence, published articles, drafts (both handwritten and typescript), computer codes, and computer printouts (bound and unbound). It is arranged in the sub-series Correspondence, Provenance Studies, General Notes, Drafts and Printouts, and Bound Computer Printouts.
The physical arrangement is partially based on Spaulding's original file organization and otherwise in chronological order. Many original folders have essential supporting information, presumably written by Spaulding.

The series consists of notes, minutes, reports and clippings generated by the Committee.

Series includes minutes, correspondence, notes and printed material.

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 research, correspondence, memos and information regarding the planning and implementation of courses and programs in Adult Education in Correctional Facilities.

This series includes general correspondence to and from George Bluman related to his professional work, as well as correspondence regarding book publishing, awards and honors, and thank-you letters from students, peers, and community members.

Series consists of correspondence of the Vancouver Institute. Series arranged in chronological order.

This series includes general professional correspondence from throughout Whittaker’s career, as well as feedback and responses for a 1970 senior questionnaire run by Whittaker at the CRDHE. Also included are copies of papers presented at various conferences, along with a name badge from a conference or event.

Series consists of correspondence and related materials between the Association and University President and other administration, as well as memos from the University President to the Association and from the Associations president to members. It also includes correspondence with other employee groups on campus and between UBC employee groups and other offices outside the University.

Series includes correspondence, primarily between the Association's president and other offices and individuals both within and outside the University, as well as some meeting minutes and copies of memos from the president to Association members.

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.

The series consists of materials that document the Sociology 210 correspondence course that Marchak administered in the 1970s and 1980s, including correspondence and course materials. The records are arranged in chronological order.

Series consists of correspondence with the editorial board for British Columbia: A Centennial Anthology.

Series consists of correspondence with authors regarding their submissions for the Anthology.

Series consists of an address book, incoming and outgoing personal correspondence and postcards, and miscellaneous correspondence directed to other correspondents.

Series consists of correspondence relating to the activities of the Asia Pacific Business Institute.

Series consists of correspondence between Maillard and other writers, arranged by individual or organization, fan mail, and personal mail.

Series consists of correspondence about the Association's relations with the AMS, the Western Canada Intercollegiate Athletic Union (WCIAU), other University athletic clubs, and other bodies. Includes financial records and some minutes.

Series consists of personal and professional correspondence arranged chronologically by year and month. Arrangement based on the order of files found in the filing cabinet.

Series consists of incoming correspondence from various individuals (1939-1997). The series also includes incoming correspondence with British artist Robin Tanner (1949-1988) and with Tim Fenn regarding the Tanner correspondence (1990/91).

Series consists of correspondence between the editor of Pacific Affairs and members of the journal's editorial advisory board, along with some manuscripts.

Series consists of incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence, both personal and professional. Files are arranged in alphabetical and chronological order.

The series consists primarily of incoming and some copies of outgoing correspondence.

Series consists of incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence. Series is arranged chronologically.

The series consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence.

Series consists of records of Moe's academic and research activities and includes his correspondence and reports as professor of agronomy and his research on rhizoma alfalfa. Most files are arranged in alphabetical order by the name of correspondent.

Series consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence.

Series consists of correspondence received by Laycock and is arranged in chronological order.

The series consists of personal correspondence related to The Minerva Press 1790-1820 publication.

Series consists of correspondence to Lyle Creelman from various people and institutions and copies of letters from Lyle Creelman to multiple people, including friends and family. Some correspondence is personal, and some are regarding her services at W.H.O and UNRRA. There is also an envelope of postcards to her mother in the series.

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.

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

This series includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, awards, notes, research materials, note cards, certificates, passports, pamphlets, newsletters relating to personal and professional life and associations. Cecil Green sub-series contains correspondence, note cards, notes, pamphlets, and newspaper clippings between Cecil and Ida Green with W.C. Gibson.

Series consists of extensive correspondence of both a professional and personal nature. The correspondence is incoming and outgoing and includes letters, faxes, copies of e-mails, Christmas and birthday cards. Much of the correspondence concerns Bullocks career and includes such organizations as the C.B.C, the B.B.C., Canadian Fiction Magazine, the International Copyright Bureau, Poetry Canada Review, the Vancouver Art Gallery, the British Centre for Literary Translation, and the National Library of Canada. In addition, the series includes letters and cards from poets, authors, playwrights and artists, including W.H. New, Max Frisch, and Joy Kogawa. Finally, letters, and the majority of birthday and Christmas cards, are from family and friends.

Series consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence created during Ormsby's communications with her mother Margaret, other family members, colleagues, students, publishers, government officials and archival institutions. The series includes several hundred incoming letters to Margaret from her mother. Because Margaret and her mother corresponded very frequently, the correspondence provides a great deal of information about life in Vernon and the Okanagan and things happening at the University of British Columbia. Unfortunately, the bulk of the incoming correspondence is not dated.

The series consists of incoming and some copies of outgoing correspondence arranged chronologically.