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

Video titled "Divorce: The Children".

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

Video titled "Oscar".

Video version of a Interior Design slideshow.

Video titled "The Little People" featuring Ryerson professors Hugh Innis and Joanne Briggs.

Video about the Ryerson Placement Centre. Explains location and offerings of the Canadian Employment Agency on Ryerson's Campus.

Colour video explaining the procedures to follow for on campus interviews between Ryerson graduates and interested companies. Interviews organized through Ryerson's Placement Centre.

Montage of events that took place during Ryerson's 1983 Ice Carnival. It includes concerts, snow football, broom ball, skating, on stage performances, and the Circle K casino.

Profile on Ryerson President Donald Mordell by Ryerson students. Hosted by Heather Anderson, Donald Mordell is interviewed. Other video footage of Mordell driving and on campus is also used.

Black and white video of the installation of Walter Pitman as President of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute at the October 18, 1975 convocation ceremony. Only beginning of student presentations filmed at end of video.

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

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

Video of Ryerson President Walter Pitman welcoming delegates to the Canadian International Development (C. I. D.) workshop.

"Role of the Planner" hosted by Ryerson Politics professor Jack Layton. Layton interviews Kent Gerecke, head of the Planning Department at the University of Manitoba.

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

Video titled "Adult Education".

Video "The Adult Learner". Tape 1 in a four tape series.

Video "The Adult Learner part 1". Second tape in 4 tape series. This video features Ron Taber and Don MacLeod of Ryerson's Counselling services, and Don Brundage, professor of Adult Education at OISE, University of Toronto.

Video "The Adult Learner". Fourth tape in four tape series.

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

Video titled "Lick 'n' Stick".

Video about injection molding machines.

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

Video about accessibility issues in Hotels.

Video about library furnishing geared toward children.

Video entitled "The Energy Exploration Game".

Food, Nutrition, Consumer and Family Studies program cooking shows. Three shows in total: 1) Muffins with host Laurel Dodham; 2) Tea Biscuits with host Jennifer Chatoff; and 3) Angel Food Cake with host Marilyn Colwill.

Video entitled "Art in Communication".

Video titled "Surburbanization of Downtown Toronto - A Visit to the Eaton Centre". Video features Politics Department professor Carla Cassidy and guest Graham Fraser.

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 titled "Toronto Convention Bureau and You".

Video titled "Senior Citizens and the Library".

Video titled "Videotex: The New Medium". Videotex was an electronic data-retrieval system in which usually textual information was transmitted via telephone or cable television lines and displayed on a television set or video display terminal. Videotex was originally designed in the early 1970s. It was an information-delivery system for the home, and one of the earliest incarnations of an end-user information system.

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 titled "R.S.A. Show: Communication". The R.S.A. was the Ryerson Staff Association.

Video titled "Costuming".

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.

Training video for the Bell Vista IPS program.

Video titled "Tourism and Transportation".

Video titled "Experiences of a Foreign Student".

Video titled "Experiences of Adult Learners".

Video titled "The Cabbie".

Video titled "Sexuality and your Child" created by Ryerson's Social Services Department.

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

Videotaped interview with Ryerson Nutrition professor Jennifer Welch.

Video tape of interview of and discussion with Warren Burger.

Video titled "Toronto at the Crossroads". Introduction in film is done by former Ryerson President Walter Pitman.

Video titled "The Multinational Development Industry".

Video titled "My Stressor Yours".

Promotional video for Ryerson's Media Library.

Video titled "Nutrition Interviews".

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

Video of Ryerson Architecture professors Paul Sears and Tom Sparling.

Video of Ryerson Architecture professor Paul Sears and Interior Design professor G. M. Sanders.

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

Video entitled "The Library Show #1". Video is a library orientation video - an outdated version of RG 76.01.75.

Video "Student Services Tape 1". This video features Don MacLeod of Ryerson's Counselling services and students.

Video "Student Services Tape 2". This video features Susan Wieczorek, Co-ordinator of Ryerson's Student Services, and alumni.

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 showing Charles Barsony of the Department of Electrical Technology demonstrating Ryerson's wind turbine.

Series consists of photographs taken by Ryerson, and Ryerson contracted, photographers to photograph the campus, students, and programs for publications and promotions.

File contains photographs and negatives of Astronaut Dr. Roberta Bondar posing in her space suit with a model of a NASA Space Shuttle representing the Shuttle Discovery, on which she was aboard in January 1992, and with a Canadian flag to one side. A photograph appears in, "I Chose Ryerson", August 1992, page 17.

The file contains photographs and negatives of Roberta Bondar's March 24, 1992 lecture related to her recent space flight at Ryerson Polytechnic University. The photographs include images of Astronaut Dr. Roberta Bondar, Ryerson President Terry Grier, and Board of Governor Chair Isabel Bassett. Dr. Bondar donated a collage consisting of photographs and crests related to her flight on board the shuttle Discovery in January 1992, including a white cotton flag with the Ryerson logo that was in the shuttle's payload. The file also contains 1 sheet of textual information from "The Forum" of April 3, 1992.

File contains photographs and negatives of Roberta Bondar's lecture at Ryerson Polytechnic University. Photographs include images of Roberta Bondar with the Assistant Director of CATE and young students.

File contains photographs and negatives of the Roberta Bondar's lecture, "On Top of the World", at Ryerson Polytechnic University's "Ryerson Week" celebrating the achievement of university status. Photographs include images of Ryerson President Terry Grier, Roberta Bondar and others. File also contains 1 sheet of textual information.

Contents of this file relate to an article on the Ryerson Polytechnic University's space research grant studying blood flow to the brain in astronauts in anticipation of the NASA Neuro Lab 98 on board a 1998 Space Shuttle flight

Photographs include images of the project leaders : primary investigator Astronaut Dr. Roberta Bondar ; Mike Kassam, Co-investigator and Project Manager, CATE ; and Paul Dunphy Assistant Director of CATE (Centre for Advanced Technology Education). File also contains 2 sheets of textual material.

Career College video created by the National Film Board for the CBC's "On the Spot" TV series. Episode was a a tour through Toronto's Ryerson Institute of Technology. Host Lloyd Bochner learns how movies are made, finds out about "hi-fi," watches students model the clothes they have designed and created, and eats at the student-managed cafeteria. He visits the modern printing plant and sees how news is garnered for the Institute's newspaper, the Ryersonian. The episode was directed by Rollo Gamble and Produced by Allen Stark.

File contains photographs of exterior campus structures :

• 285 Victoria Street (formerly Business)
• Interior Design
• International Living and Learning Centre (ILLC)
• Neill-Wycik College (student residence)
• Photographic Arts
• 720 King Street West (Architecture)
• Eric Palin Hall
• original Ryerson Community Park at on Dundas and Victoria with the Bird of Spring (currently in Kerr Hall Quad).

File contains photographs and negatives of Jon Keeble of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute.

File contains photographs and negatives of the Astronaut training at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute. Photographs include images of Radio and Television Arts chair Jon Keeble, astronaut Mike McKay and others being taught basic techniques of video, film and still photography. File also contains 1sheet of textual material.

File contains photographs, negatives and contact sheets of various head shots of John North.

Video titled "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Library". A joint venture between the Media Centre and the Ryerson Library. Video gives an introduction on library services and how to search the catalogue. Features President Brian Segal in the beginning.

Video "First Year Impressions: The Mature Student" showcases interviews with one mature student during registration week (September 7, 1978), first week of class (September 13, 1978) and mid-semester (October 18, 1978). End of video indicates that rest of interviews will be continued in video "Adult Learners part II".

Video "The Adult Learner part 2". Third tape in four tape series. This video shows conclusion of interviews with mature student from RG 76.01.096 "First Year Impressions: The Mature Student".

File contains extraneous slides (out-takes) from the Technology Slide Show (RG 76.147). Included in the slides are photographs of Barb Ruttle, Bel Tronics (Glen Martinson), CATE, Electronic Technology, Professor Fernbach, Hydrolics and robots, Ken Stringer, Vincent and Jim Kendal, Microcomputer lab, Robert Miller, Robert Dunne, Al Martin, CN Tower, Technology show, and the Wind tunnel.

"D" roll only onto a VHS videotape format. The videocassette is a 12 minute colour production (no audio) showing brief vignettes on Ryerson academic programs.FILM:A 12-minute colour film showing brief vignettes on Ryerson academic programs. The audio is distorted.

VHS cassettes: 1992 Visit and Lecture, Tape 1 Shuttle Launch, Tape 2 Shuttle Launch, Tape 3 Morning Press Conference, Tape 4 Post Landing Press Conference.

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.

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.

This file consists of film elements and prints related to an educational film co-produced by the Ryerson Nursing Department. The film describe the types of oral medication and how they work, explains rates of absorption and administration. The film ends with an educational exercise where viewers can identify errors in the presented scenarios.

This file consists of a release print of a promotional film for the Department of Secretarial Science.

This file consists of film reels and audiotapes recordings taken during the 1972 and 1973 convocation ceremonies.

This file consists of miscellaneous film elements produced by the Ryerson Media Centre. This includes cuts, trims, original cutting copies and reversal film elements.

This file consists of four film reels related to the production of Pneumatic. This includes the original reversal A and B rolls, the narration optical track and a cutting copy.

This file consists of three film reels related to the production of Price & Knott. This includes a cutting copy and two reels of original film footage that have shots of a miniature mechanical valve and a Price & Knott box packing machine.

Closing credits in RG 76.01.167.01: In cooperation with Price and Knott Ltd. Wainbee Ltd. Produced by Ryerson Polytechnical Institute © 1975

A binder/portfolio of photographs/negatives/contact sheets, with descriptions, from the Aerospace Program, submitted to Ryerson's Promotion Services department for selection in the planning and development of the first Aerospace Program brochure. This material has been removed from the binder and placed inside an acid-free folder according to its original order.This material has been co-arranged under the Aerospace RG 644.11 because it is assumed that both areas were involved in the commission of this project.

RG 76.06.01 Convocation, 1979
RG 76.06.02 Convocation, 1979
RG 76.06.03 Picnic (Island), 1979
RG 76.06.04 Archives, c1979
RG 76.06.05 Archives, c1979
RG 76.06.06 Archives, c1979
RG 76.06.07 Taber, Ron, n.d.
RG 76.06.08 Taber, Ron, n.d.
RG 76.06.09 ECE, 1977
RG 76.06.10 ECE, 1977
RG 76.06.11 ECE, 1977
RG 76.06.12 Williams, Roy, 1976
RG 76.06.13 Unidentified, 1980
RG 76.06.14 Unidentified, n.d.
RG 76.06.15 Unidentified, n.d.
RG 76.06.16 Unidentified n.d.
RG 76.06.17 Unidentified, 1976
RG 76.06.18 Unidentified, 1976
RG 76.06.19 Unidentified, n.d.
RG 76.06.20 Interior Design, 1978
RG 76.06.21 Interior Design, 1978
RG 76.06.22 Kerr Hall Quadrangle (Facade), n.d.

File contains negatives and contact sheets of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute's theatre production on campus of "Men in White". Among the images of co-performers is Ryerson alumnus, Eric McCormack.

File contains black and white negatives of the student candidates for the Board of Governors of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute. Images include head shots of the student candidates: Greg Aucoin, Chris Gibbs, Elizabeth Fogler, Michael Durrant, and two others. Photographs published in the Forum Oct. 17, 1986.

File contains a black and white photograph and negatives of a Board of Governor's student representative from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute. Photographs include the images of the student board member: Cary Proestos. Photograph published in the Oct 1987 edition of the Forum.