Series contains records relating to awards and special events within the Faculty of Community Services. Included are invitations, posters, and programs for faculty awards nights, Scholarly Research, lectures, open houses, and convocation.

Series containing promotional materials created by/for the Faculty of Community Services. Included are:
RG 186.004.001 Daphne Cockwell Health Sciences Complex brochure
RG 186.004.002 RPI Community Services Division buttons
RG 186.004.003 Faculty of Community Services program brochures

Series contains records related to conferences, forums, seminars, and lectures sponsored by or organized by the Faculty of Community Services. The series contains:
RG 186.003.001 Caribbean Family and Youth conference
RG 186.003.002 Promoting Health Equity
RG 186.003.003 Special and Annual Lectures
RG 186.003.004 Research Methodologies workshop
RG 186.003.005 Critical Pedagogy and Practice forum
RG 186.003.006 Racism and Sexism within Educational Institutions lecture
RG 186.003.007 Social Policy forum
RG 186.003.008 A New Era for Voluntarism conference
RG 186.003.009 Race and Culture in the Classroom forum
RG 186.003.010 The AIDS Pandemic: Nearly Over, or Still Taking a Toll?

Series contains records relating to the programs offered under the umbrella of the Faculty of Community Services, specifically relating to academic planning, program reviews, program proposals, and curriculum. The Series contains the following:
RG 186.002.001 Public Health Inspection Department - Proposed Program Presentation - Bachelor of Applied Arts (Environmental Health)
RG 186.002.002 Environmental Health Program reviews
RG 186.002.003 Master Program in Community Studies faculty forum invitation
RG 186.002.004 School of Nursing - Nursing Diploma Program Approval report
RG 186.002.005 School of Nursing Program Review Process reports
RG 186.002.006 Faculty of Community Services Academic Plan 2014-2019
RG 186.002.007 Faculty of Community Services calendar extracts
RG 186.002.008 Planning Priorities for 1990-1991 for the Faculty of Community Services
RG 186.002.009 Task Force on Academic Program Alternatives final report
RG 186.002.010 Faculty of Community Services 1986-1987 Academic Plan submission
RG 186.002.011 Interdisciplinary Field Project

Series contains administrative records for the Faculty of Community Services. The Series is divided into three areas:
RG 186.001.001 Chair/Director meeting minutes and accompanying records
RG 186.001.002 Dean of the Faculty of Community Services documentation files
RG 186.001.003 Job postings

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.

This file contains OPSEU surveys and questionnaires

The records in this series consists of the OPSEU Staff Star Award and conference, and the subsequent OPSEU Staff Learning Event which replaced the former in 2014. The university, in developing more wide-ranging awards in 2012, cancelled faculty and staff awards including the OPSEU award and created the OPSEU Staff Learning Event.

The series consists of announcements, nomination forms, brochures, programs, and award winners.

Series contains Contracts between OPSEU 596 and the Ryerson University Board of Governor and Memoranda of Settements of outstanding contract items.

An almost complete collection of the journal, which was published between 1983 and 1993. Published by the The Canadian Association of Geographers the editors, starting in 1988, included Professors Lea, Bardecki, Coppack, Truelove, and Carlson from Ryerson's Department of Applied Geography.

Series contains records related to awards given out by the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies

Series consists of materials transferred in the Archives holdings in the 1970s and left in piles on shelving units. No original order was apparent. After viewing materials it was discerned that the best course of action was to organize loose papers by topic.

Series contains reports pertaining to the creation of a Faculty of Law at Ryerson University. Included are:

RG 175.001.001 Report of the Academic Standards Committee - Proposal for a Juris Doctor program, June 2017 (2 copies)
RG 175.001.002 Faculty of Law proposal, February 2018 (2 copies)

Collection of bound Ryerson Institute of Technology Advisory Committee proceedings.
Includes:
RG 167.07.01 Electronics Technology, 1955-1963
RG 167.07.02 Fashion, 1955-1958
RG 167.07.03 Furniture and Interior Design, 1955-1963
RG 167.07.04 Gas Technology, 1957-1963
RG 167.07.05 Graphic Arts (Journalism/Printing Management), 1955-1963
RG 167.07.06 Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Technology, 1955-1963
RG 167.07.07 Institution and Home Management/Hotel, Resort and Restaurant Administration, 1950-1953
RG 167.07.08 Instrument Technology, 1960-1963,
RG 167.07.09 Retail Merchandising Administration,
RG 167.07.10 Mechanical and Industrial Technology
RG 167.07.11 Photographic Arts.

The contents of the Series originally belonged to Harvey Curry, a 1924 graduate of the Toronto Normal School. Included is a brief handwritten biography of Harvey Curry (photocopy of the original) and a copy of his obituary from December 1990, as well as photographs taken by and/or given to Harvey during his time at the Toronto Normal School.

Included in the donation is a 1923/1924 Toronto Normal School yearbook. It has been arranged to the yearbook Series, RG 16.02 with notations it originally belonged to Harvey Curry. A link is provided below. Also included in the yearbook Series is a yearbook that apparently belonged to Velma Quinn, but donated with the Harvey Curry records.

The series contains two items, each the same newspaper article.

Item 1 - original issue newspaper article.
Iem 2 - mounted on foam core, photostat copy.

Series contains maps and architectural drawings related to the Toronto Normal School.

This small collection consists of: John Monkman's teaching certificate ("Grade B of the Second Class") issued by the Educational Department for Upper Canada, dated 1863 and signed by Egerton Ryerson; ten examination papers from the Thirtieth Session of the Normal School for Upper Canada (December, 1863); and two timetables entitled "Syllabus of Lectures in the Normal School for Upper Canada" (Twenty-Ninth Session, 1863) and "Programme of Lectures in the Normal School for Ontario (Forty-Sixth Session, August to December, 1871). The 1871 document may suggest a possible return by John Monkman to the Normal School to upgrade his qualifications.

The Series consists of 1 page of a Provincial Normal School Lesson Topic form and 17 selected and photocopies of pages from Janet Page's original Normal School scrapbook. Mrs. Page (nee Battersby) was a 1940 graduate of the Toronto Normal School.

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.

File contains posters publicizing various Ryerson Theatre School productions. Please see also RG 158.13 Ryerson Theatre Company for more production posters from final year students in the 1970s-mid 1980s.
Because of the Covid 19 pandemic the 2020-2021 season was held virtually https://www.torontomu.ca/performance/archive1/past-seasons/2020-21-season/. and the 2021-2022 season was hybrid https://www.torontomu.ca/performance/archive1/past-seasons/2021-22-season/

Series contains materials related to productions and events held outside of the the Ryerson Theatre/School of Performance but had students, faculty, and staff from the school involved in events/productions in a variety of ways. Included in the series are:
RG 158.30.01 LOFT Community Services annual Christmas concerts
RG 158.30.02 Nightwood Theatre - 4x4 an off-road event of women directors
RG 158.30.03 Village Theatre "Under Milk Wood"

In the 1970s and 1980s the Ryerson Theatre Company was made up of final year students from the acting, dancing and technical programs - representing their transition year from the student to a professional. They were responsible for all aspects of the show including promotion, production, and performance. It is unclear why there was a revival of the name periodically through the years.
The file contains correspondence, memos, advertising, posters. photographs, programs, budgets and documents relating to the operation and promotion of the company.

This series includes artifacts that were generated to promote the Ryerson Theater School.

This file contains Curriculum Records : course description, tests questions, postal service exercise, and"Your First Job" guidelines.

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

Series contains undergraduate and graduate degree proposals materials related to the Faculty of Business/Business Department.

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.

The file contains audio visual records pertaining to three sessions in the context of business. Sessions entitled, CEO Outlook Session One, Two, and Three.

This series consists of a selection of materials (layouts, proofs, slides, art work, etc.) used in production the publications: The Ryerson Rambler, Ryerson Review and a brochure "Ryerson Is".

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

49 Ryerson certificates and diplomas, divided into two files: blank/template certificates and diplomas, and certificates and diplomas linked to specific individuals.

File contains:
RG 149.9.1 Library, 1982
RG 149.9.2 Homecoming, 1983
RG 149.9.3 Bicentennial, 1984 - includes model in reading room. The scale model was researched and constructed by Architecture students Robert Smith, Richard Zoltek and Ed Nicoluccci under the supervision of the faculty member, Bob Greenberg. The model was a highlight of the Ryerson Archives’ Ontario Bicentennial display held in the Olive Baker Lounge in October, 1984. From 1980 to 1995, the model was on display in the lobby of the 13th floor in Jorgenson Hall. The model was removed to the Archives in January, 1995, while the display case/unit and the ‘landscaping base’ were sent to the School of Architecture. The latter was transferred to the Archives in March, 1996.
RG 149.9.4 Oakham House, 1984
RG 149.9.5 Eric Palin - CATE opening, 1985
RG 149.9.6 National Universities week, 1985
RG 149.9.7 Normal School, 1986
RG 149.9.8 TAAG, 1986
RG 149.9.9 40th anniversary and homecoming, 1988

This series contains the Archives' original accession registries.

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.

Series consists of materials related to International Development Week including posters, notices, and correspondence.

Series consists of a file with an announcement regarding the creation of the Centre and the appointment of its chair. It also contains a file with notices for the centre's lecture series.

The Ryerson Union Fair was first held on Wednesday March 12, 1986. It was co-sponsored by the Ryerson Labour Studies Group, SURPI, and CESAR and had two faculty organizers - Phyllis Clarke and Myer Siemiatycki - from the Department of Politics.
Series contains correspondence, posters, flyers, buttons, programs, and audio cassettes.

A collection of black and white photographs and negatives of individuals (head shots) maintained by the Community Relations Department, formerly the Information Services Department, and then the University Advancement Office. The majority of the images are of faculty and staff. The photographs were primarily used for reproduction in the Ryerson publication "FORUM".

1.59 m of various sized black and white photographs maintained by the Information Services Department prior to their incorporation with Community Relations. The photographs were used for the publications FORUM and THE ANNUAL REPORT during the period 1976 to 1986. The photographers were Jerry Davey, Journalism Department, Chris Bell and possibly Garbis of the Media Centre.

Series consists of copies of the FORUM newsletter published by the Office of Community Relations. They were published throughout the year from September to June or July. Topics included Ryerson specific news, staffing updates and staff and alumni notices. This series contains volumes 13-17.
The final hard copy edition of the FORUM was published October 2005 - moving to an electronic format with its next issue. It was replaced by an online email newsletter Ryerson Today, on October 19, 2009.

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

This file contains documentation relating to the school's efforts at achieving university status. The main documents are "Ryerson's Case for University Status", prepared by the Institute in June, 1991 and the Ontario Council of University Affairs' response (Advisory memorandum 91-VII) entitled "The Developmentof Ryerson Polytechnical Institute". Supporting correspondence and other records originating from the President's Office on this matter can also be found in this file.

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

Series contains materials related to a variety of Ryerson Management workshops and seminars held offsite. Included are workshops from 1969, 1971, 1972, and 1978.

Series consists of materials transferred in the Archives holdings in the 1970s and left in piles on shelving units. No original order was apparent. After viewing materials it was discerned that the best course of action was to sort material by Ryerson President and then organize chronologically by their time in office.
The series has been divided into sub-series by President from 1948 to 1980. Presidents were: Howard Hillen Kerr, Fred Jorgenson, Anthony Wilkinson, Donald L. Mordell, George Korey and Walter G. Pitman.

President's Office ...

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).

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)

Newsletters include "The Job Spot" and "Career News" for students and alumni.

Series contains general and program specific program brochures for the Faculty of Communication and Design and the schools that fall under its umbrella.

RG 103.30.1 Film & Photography 1975-1991
RG 103.30.2 Graphic Communications Mgmt. 1980-1990
RG 103.30.3 Interior Design 1975-1990103-30.4 Theatre c1975-1991
RG 103.30.5 Journalism 1975-1980
RG 103.30.6 Library Arts 1975-1980
RG 103.30.7 RTA 1975

Series consists of materials transferred in the Archives holdings in the 1970s and left in piles on shelving units. No original order was apparent. After viewing materials it was discerned that the best course of action was to maintain existing files, arrange loose papers with file numbers into order by file number, and arrange by topic for those items that have no file numbers.

The fonds consists of one file of graphic records.

Series of publications created and distributed by Applied Arts and later Communication and Design. Publications included departmental newsletters, scholarly research updates, and annual reports.

The series consists of award ceremony programmes as well as background histories of donors.

1992 Awards Video: (approximately 40:00 minutes) Audio: inaudible. Visual: poor This may be because this video is a Super VHS and the Archives does not have a compatible machine to view tape.

1994 Award: 4 photographs

1998 Awards: Press Release and Program and poster; video: edited (approximately 46:52 minutes, commercial-free) version provided by Mark Bishop, Producer of the TARA Awards production April 16, 1998. Credit to the Ryerson Archives for archival footage used for this production, not appearing on the taped televised version (2 hrs) aired July 25, 1998 on CFMT, was added to the edited version.

1999 Video: 1 hour show, including commercials, aired June 19, 1999 on CFMT. This copy was taped by Archives staff.

2001: Mounted Poster:

2002: Program, posters

2003: Program, poster

2004: Videotape, poster, photographs

2005: Program

2006: Program, photographs on CD-R

2011: Program

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).

This series consists of calendars produced by Student Services or Student Life.

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 consists of vacancy / job postings and personnel papers of two student residences, Palin Hall (later Oakham House) and Bond House (later O'Keefe House).

Series contains various foam cores that were generated and used in displays featuring Ryerson archival material. Series also contains plaques of enlargements of The Ryersonian newspaper.

Series contains textual materials in the Archives that do not belong in any specific group, and may well not fall under the mandate for the Archives. Included in the series are newspapers and a selection of exams from the 1950s and 1960s.

Series consists of framed items relating the Mama and Papa Wycik.

Series created from copies of materials in scrapbook. Original copy resides with Dawn Potts. The copies were created by University Advancement.
Included in this series are photographic prints, negatives from images, clippings, and other materials, and photocopies of the pages from the binder - showing how the pages were layed out with names for some of the photographs. Series is divided into 3 files.
F 936.1.1 Photographs -
F936.1.2 Negatives - of clippings, cards, tickets etc
F936.1.3 Photocopies - of pages from binder - photographs, clippings, etc. (Same items in files 1 and 2)

Series contains a run of 'The Literary Review of Canada' starting with Volume 1, Issue 1 in December 1991, and running to Volume 3, no. 11 in December 1994.

Series contains research files generated by Dutil in the course of writing the book 'EMBATTLED NATION
Canada’s Wartime Election of 1917.'

Series contains research files generated by Dutil in the course of writing the book 'Canada 1911
The Decisive Election that Shaped the Country.'

CALPA Technical and Safety Digest, and Headquarters newsletters.

Series contains papers authored and co-authored by Lisa Anderson during her time as co-ordinator of the Women in Engineering Office at Ryerson. Papers were created for various conferences

Series contains various types of documents and materials from David Reville's career. Material was arranged chronologically by Reville and also contains his historical notes in some cases.

Series contains textual records related to Neighbourhood Legal Services.

Series contains textual records related to David Reville's work as an instructor at Ryerson.

Series contains records generated or collected by David Reville related to 'The Veteran's Group,' which would eventually become the Toronto Psychiatric Survivors.

Series contains files of correspondence as they were arranged and retained by David Reville.

Series contains records generated or collected by David Reville related to the Parkdale Economic Resource Committee