Fonds consists of these series: I Addresses and speeches (1965- 1976). By D.I. Crossley, Chief Forester. II Chief Forester's diary (1957-1975). Daily diary of D.I. Crossley. III Drafting and photography (1968-1974). Relates mainly to Department of Lands and Forests additions and deletions. IV Forest management (1955- 1982). Includes minutes; timber quotas; management working plans; yield volume tables. V Government of Alberta (1955-1968). Includes agreements; rate of dues; regulations. VI Land use (1955-1976). Relates in part to grazing; timber damage appraisal. VII Protection (1955-1973). Includes fire plans; regulations; statistics. VIII Public relations (1968-1975). Relates in part to company tours; film and slide presentations. IX Research (1956- 1978). Includes correspondence; memoranda; plans; proposals. X Silviculture and tree improvement (1958-1982). Includes assessments; minutes; surveys. The records consist of the Chief Forester's files. Integrated with the files are 24 maps, 13 charts, 9 photographs and 1 drawing, all in photo-negative form.

Fonds consists of these series: I Alberta College (North) (1903-1908). Includes Ordinance of Incorporation, 1904; correspondence regarding site and name; mortgage; calendar, 1907- 1908. II Alberta College (South) (1910-1926). Includes minutes of the Building Committee; Principal's notebook; lease of building to the Military Hospitals Commission; calendars; news clippings; library accession register; constitution, bylaws and minutes of the Students' Council; minutes and accounts of the Old Boys Club; correspondence between the College secretary, Miss Nettie Burkholder, and students and graduates in the Armed Services, 1915-1919; yearbook; alumni newsletters; biographical notes on graduates. III Photographs ([1911-1959]). Includes group photographs of graduating classes and views of buildings from the three colleges; portraits of servicemen, 1915-1919; slide show with script depicting the education and training of a minister; press blocks from calendars and publicity materials. IV Robertson College (1911-1927). Includes minutes of the Senate and Board of Management; Treasurer's correspondence and ledgers; library accession register; calendars and memorabilia. V Sound recordings ([1945-1959]). Mainly sermons by staff members, broadcast on Alberta radio stations. VI St. Stephen's College (1927-1971). Includes proposed legislation incorporating the United Church of Canada; incoming correspondence; convocation programs and orders of service for ordinations; historical notes and news clippings; examinations. VII Students' associations (1930-1965). Includes Student Christian Movement: minutes (1930- 1959) and annual reports (1930, 1937); Theolog Club: minutes (1950-1965), questionnaire and reports (1964-1965).

Fonds consists of these series: I Memorabilia (1965-1974). Includes pins; plaques; trophies. II Memorial exhibit (1979). Includes correspondence; posters. III Photographs (1949-1979). Friends, family, sports, and memorial exhibit (ca. 160 images).

Fonds consists of these series: I Memorabilia (1928-1929, 1959- 1962). Scrapbook of life in the three residences, 1959-1962; "At Home" card; bookplate for Hall library. II Photographs (1953- 1973). House Committee executive members. III Save Pembina Hall campaign (1969-1974). Includes clippings (1969-1974), correspondence, petitions, posters, and signs generated during the campaign to save the 1914 building from demolition and have it restored as a student residence.

Fonds consists of these series: I Certificates (1931-1956). Professional memberships. II Clippings (1930-1954). III Correspondence (1952-1955). Relates to family; Students' Union. IV Finances (1920-1968). Consists of income tax returns. V Personal (1890-1970). Relates to birth, education, marriage, memberships and the military; representation at the Royal Society Tercentenary Celebrations; memorials. VI Photographs (1907-1964). Family, military, professional; portrait of Dr. Warren (7 images). VII Programs (1960).

Fonds consists of these series: I Director's day files (1974- 1986). II Employee relations (1969-1981). Includes files relating to benefits; negotiations; employment policies; studies and information; research and analysis. III General administrative records (1958-[1986]). Includes annual reports and files pertaining to external bodies including other universities, associations and government agencies. IV Non-academic staff case files ([1949]-1985). V Occupational health and safety (1977- 1981). Includes policies; reports; safety training; decontamination certificates; Occupational Health, Safety, Fire and Emergency Measures Committee minutes and correspondence. VI Systems (1973-1981). Relates to automated Personnel Management Information Systems (PMIS). VII Training and development (1971- 1981). VIII Wage and salary administration (1967-[1986]). Includes position manual, 1967/68; salary schedules; job evaluation; performance appraisal; job classification. IX Workers' Compensation Board (1970-1975). Includes reports; claims.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Peter Murphy of the University of Alberta. The fonds consists of reports, proposals, conference materials, correspondence, personal papers, and other materials related to Dr. Murphy's participation in the Forestry profession.

The fonds consists of materials created by Ludger Mogge in 1991. The fonds consists of this series: I. Memoirs (1991) "All Quiet on the University Front: A Graduate Student's Recollections of Campus Politics at the University of Alberta, 1978-1984".

Fonds consists of these series: I Accounts (1931-1963). II Briefs and memoranda (1920-1946). III Constitution (1919-1940). IV Correspondence (1921-1957). IV Executive (1913-1962). V Financial statements (1924-1941). VI Honorary members (1942- 1962). VII Lectures (1920-1940). VIII Membership (1919-1947). IX Minutes (1913-1963). X Nominating committee (1920-1946). XI Notices (1952-1956). XII Programs (1925-1962). XIII Publications list (1930-1955). XIV Receipts (1946-1952). XV Speakers (1954- 1962).

Fonds consists of this series: Student composers competition (1966-1968). Consists mainly of musical scores entered in the competition, which was adjudicated by a panel chaired by Violet Archer.