Video titled "The Accident" - possibly news story footage from CTV.

Video "1977 E. S. D. Publicist Awards".

DVD contains 6 videos:
1) One View of Ryerson - film footage of Ryerson buildings and campus set to classical music (1 min 48 sec)
2) Fashion Is...(Future Fashion Professionals) - Promoting the School of Fashion and its programs. Included in the video is former chair Shelagh Stewart and several Ryerson graduates. Disc 3 has same video (12 min 9 sec)
3) Graphic Communications Management - Program promotion video including alumni Rich Bassett and Peter Petrouna of Yorkville Press, Ann Greenwood and Dave Evans of Laser Impressions, and Paul Parr of Lith Plus Inc. (11 min 23 sec)
4) Faculty of Technology - Program promotion video with still photographs and background narration. Also in video are testamonials of Ryerson graduates and companies that hire them. (13 min 15 sec)
5) Landscape Architecture - Program promotion video using still photographs and background narration with testamonials from graduates. (11 min 25 sec)
6) Ryerson Athletics - promotional video showing classes and facilities available. (10 min 21 sec)

DVD contains 5 videos:
1) Aerial Footage - Colour film footage of Toronto and the Ryerson campus taken from a helicopter. (37 min 50 sec)
2) HTM Update - Colour film footage of the 10th anniversary Update and Conference at the Royal York Hotel for Hospitality and Tourism. (3 min 17 sec)
3) HTM at Ryerson - Promotional video for program featuring colour still images, narration, and sound bites from alumni and companies that hire Ryerson Hospitality graduates. (9 min 51 sec)
4) Nursing at Ryerson - Promotional video for program featuring still images and narration. (5 min 29 sec)
5) Media Library - Colour video footage of the former Media Library, it's space, patrons, and staff. (1 min 20 sec)

DVD contains 5 videos:
1) Library Show - Colour video introduction to the library for new users. Included is the Archives, floor by floor orientation and material/subject locations. (8 min 25 sec)
2) Ryerson Placement Centre - Colour video footage explaining the location and offerings of the Canadian Employment Agency on Ryerson's Campus. (9 min 38 sec)
3) On Campus Interviews - Colour video explaining the procedures to follow for on campus interviews between Ryerson graduates and interested companies. Interviews organized through Ryerson's Placement Centre. (6 min 43 sec)
4) Applied Arts Television Production Facility demo - 7 colour video clips created by the facility for internal and external clients. Included are Ryerson's School of Fashion, Extendicare, Imperial Oil, Ontario Housing Corp., Ontario Centre for Automotive Parts Technology, Domtar Ltd., and a Pinnacle Training Video. (14 min 26 sec)
5) Pinnacle 2010 Instruction - Colour how to video on using the Pinnacle Computer system to alter, add effects, and manipulate film. Former Ryerson employee Brad Fortner is the person in the video. Video is only first section. (16 min 17 sec)

Video titled "A Citizen's Guide to City Council" with Ryerson Politics Professor Jack Layton.

Tape No. 1 titled "A Conversation with Hans Blumenfeld".

Tape No. 2 titled "A Conversation with Hans Blumenfeld" filmed on April 2, 1976.

Tape No. 3 titled "A Conversation with Hans Blumenfeld" filmed on April 15, 1976.

Tape No. 4 titled "A Conversation with Hans Blumenfeld" filmed on April 26, 1976.

Tape No. 5 titled "A Conversation with Hans Blumenfeld" filmed on May 13, 1976.

Tape No. 6 titled "A Conversation with Hans Blumenfeld" filmed on May 20, 1976.

This item consists of two DVD recordings of the tribute dinner to Claude Lajeunesse. One DVD is an edited 4 minute recording of the dinner with narration by RTA Instructor Dana Lee (this version was gifted to Claude Lajeunesse).

Video titled "Adolescence: Interview 1".

Video titled "Adult Education".

Video of Ryerson Interior Design professor William Kilborn and Architecture professor Paul Sears.

Video of Ryerson Architecture professors Paul Sears and Tom Sparling.

Video entitled "Art in Communication".

Colour video created for the Department of Film and Photography by the Applied Arts Television Facility. Video shows users how to use the 3/4 inch video editing machine.

Video titled "Body Muscles: Your Most Effective Tools" created by Ryerson's Department of Home Economics.

The item consists of an edited video of Christopher Plummer speaking during the Fall 2008 convocation ceremony. A copy of this DVD was gifted to Plummer during his Honorary Doctorate Ceremony.

Video titled "Computerization of a Business".

Contains one 16 mm reel of original reversal Kodak Ektachrome film stick. The film shows students students attending an outdoor convocation ceremony location in the Kerr Hall Quadrangle. It include shots of speakers at the podium, families around the water fountain, and seated students during the ceremony.

Video titled "Costuming".

Video titled "Creative Divorce".

Video titled "Day Beat: Junk Food" with Ryerson Nutrition professor Jennifer Welsh.

Video titled "Divorce: The Children".

Parent Education documentary about a 6 week parent education program held at Ryerson as part of the Early Childhood Education program. Video features Phyllis Couse and Jane Sutherland.

Effective Teaching Techniques with program host and consultant Dr. Michael Orme from the Ontario Institute in Studies in Education. Guest on show - Frank Winter, Dean of Instructional Development at Sheridan College. DVD is 6th in series and contains a demo lesson at the end. The program was created in conjunction with the Education Development Officers of Centennial College, George Brown College, Georgian College, Mohawk College, St. Clair College, and Sheridan College and the Media Directors of Seneca College, Sheridan College, and Ryerson Polytechnical Institute.

Effective Teaching Techniques with program host and consultant Dr. Michael Orme from the Ontario Institute in Studies in Education. Guest on show - Frank Winter, Dean of Instructional Development at Sheridan College. DVD is an overview of a 5 part series on effective teaching techniques. The program was created in conjunction with the Education Development Officers of Centennial College, George Brown College, Georgian College, Mohawk College, St. Clair College, and Sheridan College and the Media Directors of Seneca College, Sheridan College, and Ryerson Polytechnical Institute.

DVD contains two separate works.
The first is "Emmanuel" featuring Ryerson 3rd year acting students performing the jazz-ballet. The play was directed and choreographed by James Colistro.
The second is a video created by Morden & Helvig Ltd. for education purposes after the Tornado (July 31, 1987) destroyed their business. Unsure as to the connection to Ryerson University.

1 VHS produced by the Ryerson Media Centre.

Video titled "Energy Seminar" featuring Helmut (Ken) Burkhardt and Eva Hercz. Video most likely put out by Ryerson's Energy Centre of which Burkhardt was the director.

Video titled "Energy Seminar" featuring Helmut (Ken) Burkhardt and Dr. Gander. Video most likely put out by Ryerson's Energy Centre of which Burkhardt was the director.

Video titled "Energy Seminar" featuring Helmut (Ken) Burkhardt and Dr. Kates. Video most likely put out by Ryerson's Energy Centre of which Burkhardt was the director.

Video titled "Exercise Therapy".

Video titled "Experiences of Adult Learners".

Video titled "Experiences of a Foreign Student".

Consists of two data DVDs created showcase the partnerships between the Faculty of Engineering and architectural science and the National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. One DVD has the PowerPoint presentation and videos (.wmv format) and one DVD has full resolution videos (.mov format) showing 11 examples of student research projects.

A promotional DVD produced by the Faculty of Communication and Design.

A promotional DVD produced by the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Science, with narration in English, French and Chinese

Video titled "Family Assessment: Nursing".

Original date of creation was 1980. Transferred on to DVD in 2004.

Video "First Year Impressions - Counselling" with Don MacLeod of Ryerson's Counselling Services and Yvonne Kee [Kerr] of Ryerson's Department of English.

Video entitled "First Year Impressions part 1" with MacLeod and Weiczorek.

Video entitled "First Year Impressions Part 2 - The Undergraduate".

Video titled "For the Joy of It - Tapping to Jazz".

Michael A. Walker delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #3 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on February 6, 1980. His lecture was titled "An Industrial Strategy for Canada?". This is the 1st of two videocassettes.

Michael A. Walker delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #3 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on February 6, 1980. His lecture was titled "An Industrial Strategy for Canada?". This is the 2nd of two videocassettes.

Carl E. Beigie delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #4 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on March 12, 1980. His lecture was titled "Dimensions of the Inflation Problem (The Social Causes of Inflation)". This is the 1st of two videocassettes.

Carl E. Beigie delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #4 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on March 12, 1980. His lecture was titled "Dimensions of the Inflation Problem (The Social Causes of Inflation)". This is the 2ndof two videocassettes.

Richard G. Lipsey delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #2 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on January 16, 1978. His lecture was titled "The Canadian Dollar: Problems and Prospects". This is the 1st of two videocassettes.

Richard G. Lipsey delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #2 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on January 16, 1978. His lecture was titled "The Canadian Dollar: Problems and Prospects". This is the 2nd of two videocassettes.

Bruce W. Wilkinson delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #3 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on February 16, 1978. His lecture was titled "Canada's Trade Options".

George McRobie delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #4 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on March 9, 1978. His lecture was titled "The Economic Implications of Appropriate Technology".

George McRobie delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #1 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on October 12, 1978. His lecture was titled "The Public Interest in Collective Bargaining".

John Kettle delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #3 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on January 25, 1979. His lecture was titled "The Continuing Problem of the Post-War Baby Boom".

Marie-Josee Drouin delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #4 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on February 20, 1979. Her lecture was titled "A Futurist View of Canada".

A. Edward Safarian delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #1 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on October 18, 1979. His lecture was titled "Ten Markets or One? Regional Barriers to Economic Activity in Canada". This is the 1st of two videocassettes.

A. Edward Safarian delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #1 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on October 18, 1979. His lecture was titled "Ten Markets or One? Regional Barriers to Economic Activity in Canada". This is the 2nd of two videocassettes.

Paul Burke delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #2 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on November 7, 1979. His lecture was titled "Energy Pricing - It's Economic Implications". This is the 1st of two videocassettes.

Paul Burke delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics #2 presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on November 7, 1979. His lecture was titled "Energy Pricing - It's Economic Implications". This is the 2nd of two videocassettes.

James G. Frank delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on November 30, 1977. His lecture was titled "Assessing Trends in Canada's Competitive Position". This videocassette is first of two cassettes.

James G. Frank delivered the Ryerson Lecture in Economics presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada on November 30, 1977. His lecture was titled "Assessing Trends in Canada's Competitive Position". This videocassette is second of two cassettes.

The item consists of a DVD created as an investment pitch during the construction of the new Centre for Computing and Engineering. The video shows an animated walk-through with rendering of the proposed building.

Video titled "Fun with Dolphins" hosted by Ryerson Athletics John Johnson. Video shows a Ryerson swim team workout.

Video taped interview with Graham Frazier.

Video tape of a Nursing Department Team meeting.

Photographs and video recordings of Ryerson's Guinness World Record for the largest dance class in Yonge-Dundas Square.

Dr. George Ignatieff (Chancellor of the University of Toronto) gave the Harold Acker (former professor in Ryerson's Department of Sociology) Memorial Lecture on October 23, 1985 in the LIB 72 lecture hall. The title of his lecture was "Canada's Role in World Peace".

Video of William (Bill) Tutt speaking at the Ryerson chapter of the Hotel and Restaurant Management Association. Topic was " Opening a New Hotel Property".

Video about accessibility issues in Hotels.

A Canada Works project and NDWT production of "House on Euclid Street". It was later turned into a CBC mini-series called "Home Fires". Created at the Ryerson Media Centre facilities, with former RCC director Brad Fortner as a VTR operator on the production. Production was set during WWII and was about a doctor living and practicing out of a house on Euclid Street in Toronto who is detained by the RCMP under the Defense of Canada regulations.

1 VHS produced by the Ryerson Media Centre. NDWT Production ; written, directed & produced by Jim Purdy. Program developed under the Television Script Development Workshop

DVD contains 6 how to videos created by the Media Centre for various Ryerson departments:
1) The Caramate Projector - colour instructional video for using a projector. Created for the Media Library. (4 min 47 sec.)
2) Filmstrip view - colour instructional video for using a film strip viewer. Created for the Media Library. (5 min.)
3) Library microcatalogue - instructional video for using the Ryerson Library's microcatalogue. Created for the Library (8 min.)
4) Drill Press - colour instructional video for using a drill press. Created for the School of Interior Design. (10 min 58 sec.)
5) Band Saw - colour instructional video for using a band saw. Created for the School of Interior Design. (11 min 41 sec.)
6) Stationary sander - colour instructional video for using a stationary sander. Created for the School of Interior Design. (9 min 37 sec.)

DVD contains 4 how to videos created by the Media Centre for the School of Interior Design
1) Portable Electric Hand Drill - colour instructional video on how to use the drill. (14 min 38 sec)
2) Portable Electric Router - colour instructional video on how to use the router. (11 min 33 sec)
3) Portable Electric Sabre Saw - colour instructional video on how to use the saw. (14 min 15 sec)
4) Portable Electric Sander - colour instructional video on how to use the sander. (9 min 9 sec)

Two episodes of "In Focus" produced by the students from the Journalism and RTA programs. The project was funded by SURPI and RTA.
Episode 1 concentrates on teenagers - athletes, gifted, and marijuana use in teens. It featured Ryerson Sociology professor Murray Paulin.
Episode 2 concentrates on the aging population and senior's issues. It featured John Nunziata, and Ryerson dance instructor Harold Brillinger.

Two episodes of "In Focus" produced by the students from the Journalism and RTA programs. The project was funded by SURPI and RTA.
Episode 1 deals with teens growing up in trouble - vandalism, runaways, divorce.
Episode 2 deals with middle age - midlife crisis, new careers, and fighting the physical signs of aging.

Video titled "Interior Design - Mill Holland" about residential interior design.

Video version of a Interior Design slideshow.

Video titled "Is There Life After Ryerson?". First of three tapes - unclear as to whether it is a 3 part program or 1 program recorded on 3 tapes.

Video titled "Is There Life After Ryerson?". Second of three tapes - unclear as to whether it is a 3 part program or 1 program recorded on 3 tapes.

Video titled "Is There Life After Ryerson?". Third of three tapes - unclear as to whether it is a 3 part program or 1 program recorded on 3 tapes.

Video about library furnishing geared toward children.

A library orientation video.

Video titled "Lick 'n' Stick".

1 VHS produced by the Ryerson Media Centre.

First tape in series of 5 tapes featuring Professor McRobbie in a video seminar filmed on May 10, 1978.

Second tape in series of 5 tapes featuring Professor McRobbie in a video seminar filmed on March 8, 1978.

First tape in series of 5 tapes featuring Professor McRobbie in a video seminar filmed on March 8, 1978.

Third tape in series of 5 tapes featuring Professor McRobbie in a video seminar filmed on March 8, 1978. Third installment features then Ryerson President Walter Pitman.

Fourth tape in series of 5 tapes featuring Professor McRobbie in a video seminar filmed on March 8, 1978.

Fifth tape in series of 5 tapes featuring Professor McRobbie in a video seminar filmed on March 8, 1978.

Fifth tape in series of 5 tapes featuring Professor McRobbie in a video seminar filmed on May 10, 1978.

Video titled "Media Library Roleplay Workshop".

Promotional video for Ryerson's Media Library.

Video titled "Ms. Fixit - a consumer studies series". Video shows demonstration of simple home repairs made easy.

Video titled "My Stressor Yours".

The item consists of the official broadcast recording of the Honorary Doctorate Celebration for Nelson Mandela.

Video titled "Nutrition Information Service: Making the Connection".