File contains the official announcement regarding the change of the School of Radio and Television Arts to the RTA School of Media. Announcement was issued through the "Ryerson Today" e-newsletter.

This file contains Crosley C3 radio.

Published in the Globe and Mail, Facts & Arguments section on Tuesday, October 13, 1998, page A22.

This file contains two copies of the promotional pamphlet for Damude's 2001 photography exhibition "Meditations on the Blue Planet" held at the Alliance Francaise de Toronto.

Ian Patterson Seminar - Press Club March 30, 1977.

Item contains multiple copies of the Ryerson Philosophy mission statement, correspondence related to the statement, and a draft of the statement.

File contains meeting minutes, handwritten notes and other materials relating to the Food for Chiapas Campaign group. The group was a non-profit, aboriginal directed community based organization whose goal was to supply economic assistance to displaced indigenous communities in Chiapas, Mexico.

Program of events for the training of trainers in Participatory Communication Methods for NGO [Non-governmental organization] workers. The month long course was given by Worldview International Foundation in association with Ryerson International. The course ran from April 19 - May 21, 1993 in Colombo Sri Lanka.

The Introduction and Methodology section was researched by Sylvie Lemieux, Chantal Legris, and Tony Midson. The report was prepared by Tony Midson and Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.

The NFB film-makers look at education section was researched by Gordon Martin. The report was prepared for publication by Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.

The teacher education in audio-visual techniques section was researched by Tony Midson. The report was prepared for publication by Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.

The analysis of audio-visual acceptance and usage by Canadian teachers section was researched by Tony Midson. The report was prepared for publication by Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.

Copy of a presentation proposal for the CAL 93 - CAL into the Mainstream conference held at University of York April 5-8, 1993. Attached to the proposal is a photocopy of the front and 45th page from the conference handbook. Donald Gillies participated in a Group and Distance Learning panel.

File contains paper presented by Donald Gillies at the British Association for Canadian Studies conference held in Edinburgh, Scotland April 11-14, 2000.

Photocopy of article by George Giordano "A Note on Consecutive Prime Numbers".

Photocopy of article "Crossing Cultural Boundaries: School Nursing in Japan" co-authored by Judy Britnell and Kerry Suzuki. Published in the May 1987 edition of "The Australian Nurses Journal".

Photocopy of article "Health Care Aides...Who Really Cares About Them". Published in the December 1989 edition of the Ontario Nursing Home Journal.

Sheet listing O'Keefe House Summer Dons 1980-1990.

Bond House exterior sign.

O'Keefe House exterior sign, reading "O'Keefe House 137 Bond St."

One copy of an OKH yearbook from 2012 "O'Keefe She's A Happy House"

Two copies of the 2014-2015 OKH yearbook

Two composite photographs of the Electronic Technology class of 1960.

This file contains audio recording from RIOT '54.

File contains contents of student notebook including course syllabi, and other handouts, student notes, colour drawings and sketches, and some pages with affixed fabric and fastener samples.

Scrapbook generated by Donald Campbell featuring full colour fashion sketches, clippings, and correspondence.

Report created by Ryerson's Director of Finance P. G. Harry for the Board of Governor's regarding the CAUBO (Canadian Association of University Business Officers) initiative Canadian Universities Reciprocal Insurance Exchange (CURIE).

Appraisal report for Ryerson's fixed assets (buildings, building services, and yard improvements) completed by F. C. Carr, A.S.A. for Cooper Peiser.

This file contains Appraisal report, as part of CURIE, for replacement costs of Ryerson buildings and content.

Item contains book written by Walter Pitman.

This flexible bookmark has a stylied capital "W" and the words, "Who Plus You" and "Where Jobs Chase You".

This file contains 8 copies of book authored by E.U.Schrader. Two copies are hardcover, former circulating library copies. Remaining 6 copies are trade paper back, as new.

File contains 3 posters:
2 posters - Neighbourhood Planning Conference - Toronto Neighbourhoods, the next ten years, held at Ryerson November 16-17,
1984.
1 poster - Summer Planning Studies in Cyprus, summer 1987

article: The Impact of Tax and Exaction Policies on the Toronto Commercial Office Section

This file contains Business Department Degree Programme, A Proposal to Academic Council, RPI.

Wood plaque in a shield shape. "Ryerson Institute of Technology" across top on a brass plaque. Large centre plaque with "General Proficiency Award presented to The School of Business by The Class of 1957" etched into it. Around the edge of the plaque are smaller metal shields - only two of which are engraved with student's names, the rest are blank.

File contains issues number 1-4 of the newspaper 'Breakthrough for Women.'

One copy of the report "Voices of Two Spirited Men - A Survey of Aboriginal Two-Spirited Men Across Canada". The report was prepared by LaVerne Monette and Darcy Albert in co-operation with Judith Waalen, Centre for Quality Research at Ryerson University.

File contains powerpoint slide print-outs from a presentation given by Judith Waalen, Silvano Mior, and Michael Sargeant.

File contains a paper presented at the 3rd UICEE (UNESCO International Centre for Engineering Education) Annual Conference on Engineering Education held in Hobart, Australia February 9 - 12, 2000. Paper was co-authored by Judith Waalen and Malgorzata (Gosha) Zywno.

File contains photocopy of article "Differences by Gender in the Incidence of Cervical and Lumbar Complaints of Chiropractic Patients at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College" as published in the June 1991 edition of the Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association (JCCA). Article was co-authored by Judith Waalen and David P. Waalen.

File contains photocopy of article "Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Chiropractic Patients: A Five Year Study of Patients Treated at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College" as published in the June 1994 edition of the Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association (JCCA). Article was co-authored by Judith Waalen, David P. Waalen, and T. Peter White.

Photocopy of article "A Comparison of Clinical Competency Evaluation Methods" co-authored by Judith Waalen and David P. Waalen. Published in the March 1996 Journal of Chiropractic Education.

Photocopy of article "Psychometric Properties of the Neck Disability Index" co-authored by Judith Waalen, Francois Hains, and Silvano Mior. Published in the February 1998 edition of the Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics.

Copy of the article "Toronto's Image as a Destination: A Comparative Importance-Satisfaction Analysis by Origin of Visitor" co-authored by Judith Waalen, David W. Martin, and Marion Joppe. Published in the February 2001 edition of the Journal of Travel Research.

A 10-12-minute audio videocassette developed as an Applied Geography Program promotion/information aid to be shown to highschool students. Features scenes of Ryerson campus and surrounding area, classroom scenes with Geography faculty and segments with former Applied Geography graduates.

File contains the official bound copy of the PREP element justifying the societal need for Ryerson's Applied Geography program.

This file contains Newsletters.

This file contains 1 t-shirt.

This file contains document "Planning priorities for 1990/91 for the Faculty of Community services" submitted by Faculty of Community Services Dean Jennifer Welsh to Dennis Mock, Vice President Academic.

Colour brochure about the new Daphne Cockwell Health Sciences Complex at 288 Church Street (slated for opening in Spring of 2019). Building will be the home of 4 schools from the Faculty of Community Services - Nursing, Midiwifery, Nutrition, and Occupational and Public Health. The building will also be home to departmental offices and 100 housing units for students.

Paper co-authored by Ken Jones and A. H. Jacobs. Presented at an Applied Geography Conference and Published in Volume 4 of the proceedings.

Paper co-authored by Ken Jones and Michael J. Doucet. Presented at an Applied Geography Conference and Published in Volume 7 of the proceedings.

This file contains a Paper authored by D.Banting and co-authored by J.Y. Li.

Bachelor of Pedagogy degree presented to Howard Kerr on June 8, 1933

Framed drawing of the official insignia of the Royal Canadian Air Force testing and evaluation unit. Given to Howard Kerr by the Minister of National Defence in appreciation for services rendered. This relates back to when Ryerson was the RCAF training school and then the Training and Re-establishment Institute.

File contains a certificate awarded to Howard Kerr by the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada for meritorious achievement.

Framed scroll presented to Howard Kerr at Ryerson's decennial banquet. The contents of the scroll as follows:
Howard Hillen Kerr
February 20,1959
For ten fruitful years we have together watched the Ryerson Institute of Technology grow in fame and function. Together we have bent our efforts to the achievement of a new and worthy aim in Canadian education.
In the accomplishment of this purpose, one vital factor has been outstanding: your firm and devoted guiding hand, which has done so much to establish the Ryerson name in our country.
This scroll, presented on the occasion of Ryerson's decennial banquet, constitutes the testimonial of faculty and staff to your unfailing dedication and courage, often in the face of criticism and adversity, to a purpose in which we share a united interest and faith.
While these few words express our tribute, the new Ryerson Institute will long remain the more monumental evidence of your achievement.

File contains honourary diplomas granted to Howard Kerr in recognition of his contribution to Ryerson.

Framed honourary Doctorate of Laws awarded to Howard Kerr by the University of Toronto. Degree is written entirely in Latin.

File contains certificate awarded to Howard Kerr by the Board of Governors of Ryerson. The certificate grants him status as Honorary Counsellor to the Board for his lifetime.

Three convocation hoods. One is from Ryerson with blue, white, and gold satin and a heavy material; one is light blue trimmed in white rabbit fur; and the final hood is purple crushed velvet with white satin lining (the lining has discoloured and appears pink).

One key stamped with "GMK" - general master key - given to Howard Kerr on the opening of the present Howard Kerr Hall. It was awarded in a velvet box with a note "Master Key PROPERTY OF H. H. KERR".

One plaque

File contains one poster advertising "Ryerson in Europe 1993" credit courses. Offered jointly by the Faculty of Arts and the Continuing Education Division, this was the third year this was offered.

Plaque mounted sign in black and white: "Recording Recollections at Ryerson".

File contains a certificate sent by University of Toronto Chancellor Rose M. Patten to commemorate Chancellor Janice Fukakusa's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by University of the Fraser Valley Chancellor Dr. Andy Sidhu and President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Joanne MacLean to commemorate Chancellor Janice Fukakusa's installation.

2 copies of an oversized poster made by blowing up a letter written by Terrence Grier to All Members of the Ryerson Community on May 20, 1993: "It is my great pleasure to inform you that Bill 1, an Act to Amend the Ryerson Polytechnical Institute act, 1977, and the Universities Foundations Act, 1992, received its third and final reading in the Legislature on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 18th. Following the formality of royal assent and proclamation, we will be Ryerson Polytechnic University in fact and law. As a result, our 1993 graduands will be the first to receive degrees, diplomas and certificates bearing the new university designation at spring convocation ceremonies, June 16-18. In the meantime, may I extend my sincere appreciation to all of you for helping to make this historic occasion possible. I know that we all look forward to participating in the development of Ryerson Polytechnic University in the months and years ahead. Sincerely, Terrence Grier."

One copy of the published book by former Ryerson faculty member, Frederick A.R. Chapman.

One copy of the book "Fundamentals of Canadian Law" with book jacket.

B.A. graduation photograph by A. Gilbert, Toronto. School is unknown.

Plaque expressing thanks to sponsors for the 1991 Ryerson Ballet For Books.

One beanie made of blue felt with small brim and gold and white "RIT" in felt letters on front.
This beanie would have been worn by a first year student during Initiation when Frosh were required to perform acts, such as shine shoes or sing at the command of other students and often in costume.

Photographic close-up of the face and head of a marble bust of Egerton Ryerson. The bust is part of the University art collection and was originally on display in the old Normal School building at St. James Square.

Two framed copies of an Ryerson Institute of Technology diploma made out to "John Q. Public for General Technology". These were created for display purposes.

Framed first page of the deed of indenture for the sale of Lot 63 Bond Street (105 Bond Street). Deed between William Bywater and William Hucheson Sparrow.

Black wood plaque with "The Goals of Education for the Province of Ontario" on a printed sheet under plexiglass affixed to the plaque with screws and Government of Ontario trillium symbols.

Ryerson teams won this trophy twice in the early 1970s in the Great Annual Outhouse Race organized by the leadership and civic organization, the Toronto Jaycees. Ryerson’s team of 20 men led by Dave Newbigging won the race held during halftime of the College Bowl at the C.N.E. on November 23, 1974. The College Bowl teams consisted of Ryerson, University of Toronto, York University, and University of Western Ontario. Thereafter, the Jaycees abandoned the race with Ryerson continuing to hold the trophy.

See The Ryersonian, November 26, 1974.

Wooden barrel with copper straps. Brass plate with “O’Keefe Award” and brass plate with “Ryerson Polytechnical Institute Winter Carnival Ice Sculpture Championship”. Smaller plaques around base "RLCC 1965", "Omega Mho 1966", and "ELECL Club 1967". Some of the plaques have come off.
This trophy was presented by the O’Keefe Brewery for the most outstanding ice sculpture entered in the Ryerson Winter Carnival. Until the mid-1960s, the O’Keefe Brewery was located on property presently owned by Ryerson. It owned and occupied the Business Building, O’Keefe House, the CJRT Building and the Film and Photography Building, as well as the main brewing plant on the site where the Institute’s Bookstore and Parking Garage complex now stand.

Underwood manual typewriter. Provenance unknown - assumed it was used by Department of Education staff, or Ryerson staff or students.

Metal ink plate for copying. Made for the Ryerson Lectures in Economics.

Two bookends. Marble base and walls with alabaster owls sculptures on them. Book ends were made in Italy.

Metal rail spike, presumably from Yonge St. tracks, north of Wellesley St. The tracks were buried when the subway was built in the 1950s but dug up in 1980.

Burrows manual calculator

Item is a model WM, "War Model", Comptometer manufactured by the Felt & Tarrant Manufacturing Company of Chicago. The model WM is a variation of the model M to require less materials during times of war.

Bell & Howell 8mm film projector in brown metallic case. Front leg on spring.

Booklet contains letters, reprinted from the Canadian Historical Review in March 1942, written by Egerton Ryerson between August and October 1824 after Egerton had left home to study with John Law at Gore District Grammar School.

File contains one copy of the report produced by Rosen, Dimitriu, Fairey, and Birstein through the Office of Research and Innovation for the South Bruce Economic Developement Corporation.

Brown wood conductor's baton with bulbous end, tapering to point. Metal band just above bulb enscribed "The Band ROW '66". ROW is the Ryerson Opera Workshop. Baton used by Ron Taber during his involvement in music in Ryerson's early days.

Framed copper plaque distributed to schools across Canada by the Federal government to commemorate Canada's Diamond Jubilee. Plaque shows the crest of Canada with the words 'Canada Our Country 1867 - 1927'

File contains a certificate from Athabasca University Interim-President Peter McKinnon to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by Mount Allison Chancellor Peter Mansbridge, and President Robert Campbell to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by Mount Royal University Board of Governor's chair Bryan D. Pinney, and President Dr. David Docherty to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate and letter sent by Royal Roads University President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Allan Cahoon to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by Canadian Senator Don Meredith to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by Thompson Rivers University Chancellor Wally Oppal, and President Alan Shaver to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by Trent University President and Vice-Chancellor Leo Groarke to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by University of Waterloo President Feridun Hamdullahpur to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.