Series contains documents related to human resources.

Series consists of materials dealing with the submission by the Wellesley School of Nursing to change their nursing program from 3 years to 2 years. Included in the series is a copy of the submission, correspondence and other materials related to the submission and changes.

Series consists of published materials that were in the Wellesley Hospital Library and those donated by family members of Nursing graduates who used the books in their schooling.

Series consists of brochures created by and for the Wellesley Hospital to promote the hospital, its departments, and activities.

The Toronto General Hospital. On August 25, 1948, The Wellesley Hospital amalgamated with Toronto General Hospital - becoming the Wellesley Division of Toronto General Hospital. They would remain that way until 1960, when Wellesley became an independent hospital once again.
Series contains materials relating to the Toronto General Hospital, and to its amalgamation with The Wellesley.

A variety of materials including stationary, cards, a cassette tape and general information about the hospital.

Series includes information on enrolment.

Photographs taken by Ryerson photographers to document events and people at Ryerson. The projects were taken for program brochures or for Ryerson publications such as "The Forum".

Includes promotional, educational and publicity material for exhibitions and events held at the RIC including :

The Ryerson Image Centre Grand Opening ;
Toronto Convention About Photographic Collections : Definitions, Descriptions, Access ;
The inaugural exhibition, Archival Dialogues : Reading the Black Star Collection ;
Bernice Abbott: Photographs ;
Human Rights Human Wrongs ;
The 'Public Life' of Photographs ;
Phil Bergerson : Emblems and Remnants of the American Dream ;
Remembering The Real Winnie : The World's Most Famous Bear Turns 100 ;
Photography Historians : A New Generation? ;
All That Glitters : Carole Tanenbaum Vintage Collection Jewelry Benefit.

Series contains McClung's magazine (1992-2017) and New Wave Magazine (2018-).

File contains ledgers from the War Emergency Training program for Ontario and the Canadian Vocational Training for Ontario.

Series consists of materials related to the Off Campus Student Support services and groups for students residing through the off campus housing program.

Series consists of administrative materials related to student housing.

Series consists of published materials related to student housing.

Records pertaining to the installation of new Ryerson University Chancellors.

Series contains official greetings from various universities on the Installation of new chancellors.

Jack Crossen was born in 1920 or 1921 and died January 2, 2022 at 101. He attended the Toronto Model School where he athletic awards. At the age of 20 he volunteered for World War II and was enlisted in the 28th Canadian Armoured Regiment (CAC) and The British Columbia Regiment (DCO). A recipient of France's highest medal of honour, The French National Order of the Legion of Honour, for his military service during the Battle of Normandy and the final Liberation of France.

CALPA Technical and Safety Digest, and Headquarters newsletters.

Series contains 6 volumes of the School's News Bulletin published by the Information Services Department. Newsletter contains stories about campus events, people, and school business.
The series has been divided into 6 files based on volume.

Series contains programmes related to Truth and Reconciliation ceremonies held at the University and organized by the Ceremonials office.

Ryerson related productions created and co-ordinated by the Media Centre. Subjects include guest lectures, departmental and program activities, curriculum and course presentations, and internal and external interviews.

Series contains records related to student services within the Faculty of Business.

Series contains human resources records related to the Faculty of Business.

Series contains records related to committees and councils associated with the Faculty of Business

Series consists of materials from a variety of student awards ceremonies held for the Ted Rogers School of Management (TRSM).

Ryerson Business Forum was introduced in 1987, and is a student run organization. Under the guidance of faculty advisors, it exposes students to Canada's business environment. As of 2003, the Ryerson Business Forum falls under the umbrella of the Ryerson Commerce Society.
Series contains announcements, forum handbooks, photographs, and audio-visual materials associated with the conference.

Series contains records related to the School of Business Management's student awards. Included are awards certificates, plaques, programs, and photographs.

Series consists of two architectural pieces, a wood mantlepiece and a stained glass window, removed from 329 Church Street before its demolition to make way for Ryerson's Architecture Building.

Series contains reports created by the Registrar's office.

Series contains records related to student awards and bursaries.

Series contains records published by the Registrar's office.
Included are course calendars, handbooks and other items.

Over the years, the FORUM newsletter was published weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, bi-weekly, and, finally only six issues per year. Topics included Ryerson news, staffing updates, and staff and alumni notices. The publishing schedule was changed in 2006 to a calendar year from the academic year. The October 2005 issue was the last hard copy and a solely digital format was was released with the next print in 2006. Tthe FORUM was discontinued in 2009 and replaced with a new newsletter, Ryerson Today, on October 19, 2009 distributed via email notification and a link to the webpage. This series contains volumes 20 - 30 and then newsletters from 2006-2008.

President Sheldon Levy's column, "On My Desk," October 2005, Vol. 30, Issue 6 to Jan/Feb 2009 digital issue.

This series contains the textual and audio visual records of the longstanding Children's Television Research project directed by Clive VanderBurgh and located within the school of Radio and Television Arts (RTA) between 1989-2003. The project is also referred to as CHIMP (Children's Media Project).

File contains copies of the Evening Studies calendars, Extension Course calendars, and Continuing Education course calendars and class schedule bulletins. The final print version of the course calendar was for the 2018-2019 school year. The Chang School plans to continue publishing the class schedule bulletins.

Series contains audio-visual materials created by the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Assocation. It includes oral histories, and a narrated slide show of the hospital created by the Alumnae Association.

Series contains artifacts related to the Wellesley Hospital. Included are dishes used to serve patients, medical equipment, and other ephemera.

Series contains materials relating to The Wellesley Hospital Archives. Included is correspondence, a photograph, a audiocassette, and staff i.d. cards for the Archivists.

Series contains correspondence, reports and associated materials relating to the transfer of Schools of Nursing from the Hospitals to the Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology. The majority of the materials relate specifically to the transfer of The Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing to Ryerson Polytechnical Institute.

Series contains items and files related to various events held by The Wellesley Hospital. Included events are long service awards, the Wellesley Auxiliary anniversary, the 25 year club, and the cornerstone laying and grand opening of the Medical Building.

Series consists of Reports created by various departments and organizations in the Wellesley Hospital. Included are annual reports from the Wellesley Auxiliary, The Board of Governors, and the Research Institute.

Series contains photographs associated with The Wellesley Hospital. Many of them were taken by the hospital's public relations department and published in Wellesley World and other hospital publications. Files include staff members, nursing, education, events, equipment, and facilities.

Series contains published materials created by or about the Wellesley Hospital. Included in the series are 2 copies of the book written by Hospital founder Dr. Herbert Bruce, 2 copies of the Wellesley Hospital history book written by Joan Hollobon, and numerous magazines and newsletters written by Wellesley Hospital for the staff and the general public.

Series contains artifacts pertaining to the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing. The bulk of the series is student and graduation uniforms. Also included are World War I objects, a doll, a platter, a candle holder, and a pins and medals.

Series consists of various reports created by or relating to the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing. They include:

RG 946.03.03.01 Annual reports
RG 946.03.03.02 Transfer of Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing to Ryerson Polytechnical Institute
RG 946.03.03.03 Budget reports
RG 946.03.03.04 Nurse conduct reporting form
RG 946.03.03.05 Principal's report and application for admission into Wellesley
RG 946.03.03.06 Wellesley School of Nursing programmed change

Series contains files of records relating to various committees within the Wellesley School of Nursing. Included are:

RG 946.03.10.01 Curriculum Committee
RG 946.03.10.02 Role of the Public Health Nurse in Schools committee
RG 946.03.10.03 Nursing Library, and Audio-Visual Committee
RG 946.03.10.04 Bursary and Loan Committee

Series contains various file of correspondence to and from the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing. Included are files:

RG 946.03.02.01 Wellesley Hospital and Toronto General Hospital
RG 946.03.02.02 Toronto Telegram story response
RG 946.03.02.03 Red Cross Outpost Hospital
RG 946.03.02.04 Re-organization of Hospital for Sick Children Nursing School
RG 946.03.02.05 Registered Nurses Association of Ontario 50th anniversary
RG 946.03.02.06 Internal memos

Series contains the constitution and rules of the Wellesley Student Nurses' Association, residence rules, and rules pertaining to the Wellesley Division - Toronto General Hospital.

Series consists of files containing information on various events, holidays, and other miscellanea within the collection. Included are:

RG 946.03.13.01 New educational facility open house
RG 946.03.13.02 School of Nursing open house
RG 946.03.13.03 songs and poems
RG 946.03.13.04 Christmas Carol service and tea
RG 946.03.13.05 Newspaper and magazine articles
RG 946.03.13.06 Certificate of Appreciation - Elsie K. Jones
RG 946.03.13.07 Architectural rendereing - Elsie K. Jones building

This Series contains records related to Open College donated by Chang School Senior Program Director Desmond Glynn in two accruals in 2014 and 2016 . The series includes textual records and audio cassettes related to various Open College courses.

Series contains 3 course pack books:

RG 7.10.01 Understanding the People of another Culture: A reader - Margaret Norquay
RG 7.10.02 Gerontology II selected readings - Greta Riddell-Dixon
RG 7.10.03 Canada and Quebec: One country, Two histories (rev. ed.) by Robert Bothwell

The Blue and Gold Ball is a student run social event. It was resurrected in 2010 at the initiative of Ryerson President Sheldon Levy.

The file consists of announcements, posters, tickets (2010 only).

Series contains materials relating to the Research Mandate Committee established by the Vice President, Academic in November 1990. Files within the series contain: the final report, correspondence, studies, minutes, bibliographic documentation and clippings.

This series consists of materials created by and related to the six RSU Equity Service Centres: The Centre for Women & Trans People, The Good Food Centre, Racialised Students’ Collective, RyeACCESS, RyePRIDE, and the Trans Collective.

Series contains the minutes and appendices for the Students' Union of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute (SURPI) Board of Director's meetings. Included are also minutes from the Executive Committee and other committees.

Series contains 9 cm of b&w and colour photographs, contact sheets, and negatives maintained and used by the Office of Development, Alumni and Community Relations. Many of these photographs were used for reproduction in the 'Rambler' during the years 1968-1988. The series is divided into the following files:

RG 151.05.01: Carnival Week Parade, 1975
RG 151.05.02: Edmonton Receptions For Alumni, 1981-1985
RG 151.05.03: Graduates, 1974-1984
RG 151.05.04: Homecoming, c1977-1984
RG 151.05.05: Miscellaneous, c1968-1997
RG 151.05.06: Telemail Campaign, 1988
RG 151 05.07: Eggy, c1968-1987

Files include:
SUT Correspondence 1983-1990
SUT Lecture Notes 1987-1988
Ryerson-Shanghai Linkage 1986-87
China-Sut Teaching Assignment Report
Development of Technology Transfer Data Software, Third Draft
Sut Phase II & III Reports, 1988-1989.

Included with the poetry book "Modern Love" is an illustrated and signed broadside of a sonnet published in this book.

This series consists primarily of memoranda and letters: from the Executive (in most cases, the President) to the members-at-large; between the RFA and internal and external bodies, or persons; and from faculty to the Executive.

School of Fashion students began showcasing their creations in small, usually in-house presentations in the form of runway shows and exhibits in the 1950s. These events included the annual graduating class year-end fashion show. More elaborate runway shows, featuring music and choreography, started in 1968. Fashion Design students present their work in numerous shows throughout the school year. The first year-end graduate runway show named Mass Exodus was presented in 1989. The name was subsequently used for all future graduation shows, and the concept of Mass Exodus continued to evolve. For the first two years of Mass Exodus, only fourth-year students from the two program options were involved; in 1990, the year-end showcase began featuring the work of students from all years of the program. Third-year Fashion Communication students are responsible for organizing Mass Exodus, which is the School’s biggest fashion event. They choose a theme, establish committees, and produce the show. In 1995, Fashion students began collaborating with students in the Ryerson Theatre School to create Mass Exodus. The two-day event, held during Ryerson Fashion Week, includes three public fashion shows and an industry show; these shows present the final collections of the graduating Fashion Design students. In addition to the runway shows, Mass Exodus consists of an exhibition, which displays the final capstone projects of the graduating Fashion Communication students; the Mass Exodus catalogue and website; and awards. Mass Exodus is the largest annual student-run fashion show in the world.

Information acquired from: http://www.massexodus.ca/about/history (Last accessed February 2015) http://www.ryerson.ca/massexod/ (Last accessed February 2015)
"This is Ryerson" publication
clippings file

Series contains records produced by the School of Fashion that relate to fashion shows from 1960 to present, with an emphasis on Mass Exodus, the annual year-end fashion show and exhibit for graduating students. Includes textual records, photographic negatives, posters, VHS videocassettes, DVDs, and data CDs.

Collection contains items relating to The Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing class of 1938 alumnus Eleanor (Fisher) Boyes. Mrs. Boyes was also an employee at The Wellesley Hospital.
Series contains a name tag and her tape scissors.

Isobell Bussell graduated from the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing in 1938. The collection of materials include some nursing/medical texts, a portrait of her in her R.C.A.F. nursing uniform, and a photograph album.

Series consists of materials, including invitations and programs, created for various special events. Events include Alumnae dinners, Hospital Anniversaries, and annual meetings.

Series consists of newsletters written by and for the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association. Included is the general newsletter sent to all members, and one that is specific to the Class of 1956.

Series contains names and addresses of members of the association and of the executive in charge.

Series contains photographs relating to the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association members and events. Topics include scholarship winners, bazaars, card parties, dinners, luncheons, fashion shows, Hospital 60th Anniversary events, executive members, and reunions.

Series contains scrapbooks and photograph albums created and maintained by Grace Farthing (Bolton). The books are both personal - documenting her patients and work, and work-related - Wellesley Hospital and Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association.

Series contains artifacts created and/or used by the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association. Included are silver tea sets and coffee urns, a shovel used in the sod turning for the nurses residence in 1951 and later gifted to the Alumnae Assocation, and an embossing die used for printing.

Records consists of convocation programmes, transcripts of speeches and addresses, photographs, invitations, cassette tapes, some videocassettes, and related documentation,

4 Scrapbooks, containing textual records, photographs, and graphic material documenting residence life at Ryerson Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in the 1960's. Kerr Hall as Oakham House)

Series contains photographs taken over a 30 year period for use in the Ryersonian newspaper.

Sub-series consists of magazines produced by the Journalism program: The Ryerson Magazine, Images, The Magazine, and The Ryerson Review of Journalism which went online in December 1997.
Also included is one ticket to the 30th anniversary celebration of The Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Portrait photographs of Catherine Lund.

The series consists of a textbooks co-written by Catherine Lund :

• 232.01.01 - Accounting Basics : Introduction by Catherine Lund and Robert.E. Beam

  • Solutions Manual for the Accounting Assistant by Catherine Lund

• 232.01.02 - Accounting Basics : The Balance Sheet by Catherine Lund and Robert E. Beam

• 232.01.03 - Accounting Basics : Special Journals and Related Systems by Catherine Lund, Robert E. Beam, and R.A. Myers.

Series contains material related to the course Information Technology and Society COCR 941 taught by Dr. Norman Ball. Dr. Norman R. Ball created 12 programs dealing with Information Technology and Society for Open College.
Broadcasting was scheduled to begin in 1999. It was a time of growing public, corporate and government interest in, and anxiety over, information technology. The approach of what was called Y2K, the first day of January 2000, brought considerable fear that many software-based systems would fail because they had not been programmed to deal with dates beyond the last day of 1999. Given the approach of Y2K with all of the attendant worries and fears, the course was very topical and attracted considerable following from the beginning.
Dr. Ball interviewed 40 individuals from a range of professions, interests, perspectives and countries (Canada, Australia, UK, United States and Sweden) to gather material for the course. Under the guidance of professional staff at CJ RT/Open College Dr. Ball then incorporated these into the 12 programmes written by him and recorded at Open College studios.

The series consists of brochures or announcements, teaching aids, and handouts for library seminars / workshops for staff and patrons.

Series contains meeting minutes and accompanying materials for the Library Staff, Librarian, Supervisor's and finally the Library Council Meetings.

This series contains materials related to the Open College class "City Politics - Understanding Urban Problems" which was taught by Jack Layton and Myer Siemiatycki

Series consists of graphic materials pertaining to Open College.

Originally organized into the Audio-Visual binder collection with no assigned record group, it became evident that these files belonged under the Library - as the Audio-Visual Resource Library and Media Centre were once part of the Learning Resources Centre. The Series is organized using the binder number the slides were stored under. Included are staff and faculty photographs, departmental photographs, general campus photographs, building photographs, and events.

File contains textual records, Posters and buttons. Textual records relate to the library's treatment of various issues related to censorship including challenged books and Bill C-54. Buttons and posters were generated as part of the Library's protest against the proposed Bill C-54, which would have increased censorship.

This Series contains correspondence and promotional materials related to the "Invest in Futures" fundraising campaign launched Thursday, May 13, 2004, Ron Besse as campaign chair, held at 43 Gerrard St E. Officially closed June 30, 2006, with continued contributions up to December 2008.

Series consists of two subseries. One contains annual photograph discs created by the University Photographer for the Ryerson Archives. The second contains an archive of CDs, DVDs, and zip drives used by University Advancement to store photographs taken by the University photographers.

Series contains photographs taken by Ryerson's staff photographers of various events, and for brochures, and other promotional materials.

Records consists of convocation programmes, transcripts of speeches/addresses, press kits, photographs, invitations, cassette tapes, some videocassettes and related documentation.

In December 1996, the name of the Office of Development, Alumni and Community Relations was changed to University Advancement Office and, thus, responsible for Convocation and ceremonies until 2008 with the creation of a separate department, the Office of Convocation and Awards.

See also:

RG 4.04 - Information Services - 1950 to 1986
RG 122.02 - Community Relations - 1987 - 1994
RG 395.12.01 - University Advancement - 1995 to 2007
RG 928.01 - Convocation and Awards - 2008 to present

This file contains directories of alumni, their programme of study, and year of graduation.

Series consists of memorial services conducted or moderated by Dr. Eugen Bannerman for Ryerson individuals. The series is arranged into four files:

364.04.01 Brennan, Bluie, 1922-1989
364.04.02 Kenyon, John, 1931-1989
364.04.03 Paulin, Murray, 1917-1986 with accompanying Order of Service
364.04.04 Mordell, Donald, 1920-1988 with accompanying Order of Service

This series consists of records pertaining to the Howard Kerr Memorial Mace.

Through the primary efforts of Dr. Eugen Bannerman, a proposal was made in 1992 to the Seaforth, Ontario Town Council to commemorate Howard Hillen Kerr, one of Seaforth's native sons and the founding principal of Ryerson University, through the creation of a ceremonial mace for use during official University events such as Convocation.

Dr. Bannerman was the driving force behind a fundraising drive to raise $18,000 to bring this project to fruition. Joining him on the Howard Kerr Memorial Mace Committee were: Clare Westcott, a Ryerson Journalism graduate (1950) and former resident of Seaforth; Harry Scott, former principal of Seaforth & District High School; Alf Ross, fomer Mayor of Seaforth; and Ross Ribey, President of the Agricultural Society.

The handcrafting of the Mace was commissioned to cabinetmaker Douglass Morse of Nova Scotia. It is made of solid turned walnut and carries a variety of traditional and historic symbols relating mainly to Howard Kerr and Ryerson University. In the Spring of 1994, the Mace was presented to Ryerson's newly-installed and first Chancellor, David Crombie, at the University's first Convocation following its attainment of university status in 1993. The Mace was presented to Mr. Crombie by Alf Ross and Ross Ribey, on behalf of the donors -- the citizens of Seaforth. Dr. Bannerman was appointed Bedel or mace-bearer and fulfilled this role until his retirement in 2001.

The contents of the sub-series are arranged as follows:

F 364-2.01 Photographs - Kerr, Mace, Convocation
F 364-2.02 Correspondence - Mace, Miscellaneous
F 364-2.03 History, Genealogy, Reminiscences - Howard Kerr And Family
F 364-2.04 Articles - Howard Kerr, Ryerson History
F364-2.05 Remisicences - Clare Wescott Re. Howard Kerr, Seaforth
F 364-2.06 Speeches, Talks, Presentations - Eugen Bannerman
F 364-2.07 Articles - Historical, Miscellaneous
F 364-2.08 Mace - Donors
F 364-2.09 Mace - Convocation
F 364-2.10 Mace - Design
F 364-2.11 Mace - Committee
F 364-2.12 Mace - Costs, Donations, Budget
F 364-2.13 Maces - General
F 364-2.14 Contact Information - Kerr Family
F 364-2.15 History - Egerton Ryerson
F 364-2.16 Rendering (With Caption) - Kerr Mace
F 364-2.17 Rendering - Artist's Concept of Other Potential Design - MC1.05

The Series consists of newsletters published to inform its readership of the activities of the Library, including employee profiles and administration updates.

The LRC newsletter (Library and Research Centre) was produced simply and in-house (within the Library) in 1987 and had no official title. No other issue was produced.

"Nexus" replaced the first newsletter in April 1990, as a more formal newsletter and aimed at a readership including Ryerson faculty and Library staff. With the November 2009, Issue 21, NEXUS became available only as an e-issue. The last issue was Spring 2014, Issue 29.

ommittee to Review Academic/Promotion Policies (graduation Requirements, Academic standing, Course Grade Designation and Grade Point Averaging) working files.