Paper authored by Denise Woit and presented at the 1st International Software Quality Week Europe (QWE 97) held in Brussels, Belgium November 4 - 7, 1997.
Paper co-authored by Denise Woit and David V. Mason and presented at SIGCSE '99 - 30th SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education held in New Orleans, Louisiana March 24 - 28, 1999.
This file contains the paper The Early Ecole Polytechnique as Encyclopaedic School. The paper appears to have been delivered by Langins at a conference at the University of Guelph.
The Ontario Government Ministry of the Environment's Pesticide Control Section's conference on Pest Control in Food Industry was held at Queen's Park May 15th, 1974. File contains two loose copies and one bound in conference proceedings of Bill Kempa's paper "The Role of Public Health Inspectors in Food Industry.
William (Bill) Kempa was the Dairy and Milk Inspector for the City of Regina, Saskatchewan between 1946-1967. File contains one copy of the article written for the journal.
File contains information from and about the International Association of Milk, Food and Environmental Sanitarians, Incorporated in relation to William (Bill) Kempa. Included in the file the press release about his appointment as secretary-treasurer; lists of executive board members; photocopies from the 1979 annual meeting report; and a program from the IAMFES 79th annual awards banquet held at the Dominion Ballroom - Sheraton Centre, Toronto Ontario Wednesday July 29, 1992.
This file contains A Research Report of the Ryerson Social Reporting Network "The Job-Poor Recovery: Social Cohesion and the Canadian Labour Market". The report was authored by Mike Burke and John Shields.
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.
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.
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".
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.
Video created by Infocus Productions (a group of Ryerson RTA and Journalism students) about Ryerson English Professor Eric Wright. Eric Wright was also a mystery novelist. Also shown in the video is John North, former Ryerson Chief Librarian. Paul Cook was the narrator.
News shop created by the University of Waterloo Audio Visual Centre for the Awards Office. Featured panels of speakers from different Ontario Universities including Ryerson.
Colour video explaining the procedures to follow for on campus interviews between Ryerson graduates and interested companies. Interviews organized through Ryerson's Placement Centre.
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 "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 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".
Video titled "Surburbanization of Downtown Toronto - A Visit to the Eaton Centre". Video features Politics Department professor Carla Cassidy and guest Graham Fraser.
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.
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.
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.
Two episodes of Ryerson Magazine with hosts Richard Fallis and Wendy Mesley. Episode one deals with computer technology, T. V. and religion, and privacy issues related to technology. Episode two deals with the women's liberation, the gay liberation movement (with Gerald Hannon), and the disintegrating marriage/family with former Ryerson Sociology chair Audrey Cohn. Faculty advisors on Ryerson Magazine were Sid Perlmutter (RTA), Stan Ratin, and Joan Donaldson. The show was funded by SURPI.
This file contains partial draft program transcripts, some of which have been annotated, for some of the programs that make up the CJRT Open College course "The Child in Society"
This subseries contains sound recordings related to various Open College International Relations Courses including "Canadian-American Relations: A Complex Friendship", "The History of Canadian Foreign Relations", "International Relations 1914-1945: From War to War", "International Relations 1945-1990: The Uneasy Peace", and "Sustainability: Canadian and Global Views.
This subseries contains sound recordings related to various Open College Psychology Courses including "Psychology: The Study of Human Behaviour", "Issues in the Psychology of Aging", and "Organizational Behaviour".
This subseries contains sound recordings related to the Open College course "The Environment: Issues and Options for Action". (COCR 925 Jay Ingram and Beth Savan)
The newspaper, formerly known as the Ryersonian will now be known as On The Record. In May of 2021 a renaming committee recommended that the names of both the Ryersonian and the Ryerson Review of Journalism should be changed. The School Council unanimously approved these motions. In July, they reached out to community members with a renaming form. On September 7, 2021 the name was changed to On the Record.
These changes are in line with the University's announcement of its intention to change the name of the University in time for the 2022-2023 school year. This change was one of 22 recommendations put forward by the Standing Strong Taskforce whose mandate was to to develop principles to guide commemoration at the university and to respond to the history and legacy of Egerton Ryerson within the context of the university’s values.
This file contains Recommendation That A Laboratory Newspaper Be Established As Part Of The Ryerson Journalism Course. Report prepared by: A.M. Johnston, Department of Journalism, and L.M. Lockhart, Faculty Adviser to The Ryersonian.
Typed copy of a story by Ryersonian editor, Ray Biggart , about an external student essay service operated by an individual by the name of Bill Bernard. Biggart hired Bernard to write him an essay for an English literature course. According to the report Bill Bernard advertised his service in several issues of The Ryersonian. This story appeared on the front page of the January 30, 1963 issue of the Ryersonian with the headlines: Principal H.H. Kerr: OUST CHEATS.
Framed relief consists of a painted canvas with a plastic gun, several silk flowers emerging from the gun’s barrel and a large “14" in red transparent plastic. Dimensions: 4" deep x 31.5" wide x 41.5" high. The relief was designed by Camille.
This file contains one copy of Dean of Faculty of Arts, Nicholas J. Siller's paper, "Ryerson's Curriculum, and the Requirements of Undergraduate Education: A Position Paper".
This file contains one report, "A Proposal for a Mechanism for Funding Degree Programs at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute", as well as discussion papers, correspondence, copies of newspaper clippings, student and employer questionnaires in regard to OCUA program evaluations.
This file contains Arts Secretariat, Economics, English, French, Geography, History, Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology, and Politics department information.
