3 cm of textual records made up of correspondence, notes, brochures, photocopied newspaper clipping, several industry publications, newsletters and 1 awards program.
3 cm of textual records made up of correspondence, notes, divisional council minutes attached reports and photocopies of job advertisements from newspapers.
Large sized framed portrait of Ryerson President Fred. C. Jorgenson. President Jorgenson's tenure ran from 1966 - 1969. In the portrait he is in convocation robes and is standing with an architectural model of the Ryerson campus.
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.
File contains minutes of meetings of the Association of Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology in Ontario, Keynote address by William T. Newham (president of Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology) and internal and external correspondence between Ryerson and other members of the association. A few pamphlets are included.
Sub-series contains files created and collected by Howard H. Kerr during his presidency at Ryerson Institute of Technology. Howard H. Kerr was the president of Ryerson from 1948 to 1966. Files are mainly correspondence, reports, awards, drawings and facilities and departments operations.
File contains information and examples of advertisements used to promote Ryerson Institute of Technology and the Ryerson Polytechnical Institute. File also discusses issues surrounding the sale of advertising space in various Ryerson publications.
File contains correspondence and accompanying reports and other materials from the American Society for Engineering Technology's Technical Institute Administrative Council. Howard Kerr was a member.
File contains information regarding the laying of the corner-stone of Ryerson Institute of Technology at Victoria and Gold streets, and other historical facts.
File contains information, correspondence, proposals and drafts of a prososed pension plan for Ryerson employees. It also includes a comparison of benefit provisions under pension plans.
File contains correspondence between Ryerson and various government departments concerning the implementation of a Ryerson pension plan. It also contains agreements, amendments and other documents concerning the plan.
File contains correspondence and the program of the Founder's Dinner. The dinner is sponsored by the Board of Governors, Ryerson Polytechnical Institute.
File contains a report to the president and Board of Governors regarding the operations of "The Ryersonian". It is also included correspondence and the Ryersonian Advertising Survey 1966.
File contains correspondence, reports on library activities, operations and budgets, a report on the Conference of the Ontario Library Association. It is also included the recommendations of the Lee Ash Report.
File contains memos and letters on the CJRT budget, change in programming, equipment requirements, program schedules, etc. It also includes a CJRT operations report and a working paper on "The Establishment of an Educational Television Station at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute".
File contains correspondence, minutes of the Athletic Directorate meetings, a report of the committee to investigate football at Ryerson and information on a proposed constitution of the athletic association of the Ryerson Polytechnical Institute.
Sub-series contains files created and collected by Fred Jorgenson during his presidency at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute. Fred Jorgenson was president at Ryerson from 1966 to 1969. Files are mainly correspondence and reports regarding the various departments operations, student services, staff and faculty requirements, committees and other issues related to the Office of the President.
