Four illustrations of the camera being advertised. Text contains consumer information.

Photograph of woman sitting at the edge of a swimming pool, taking a photograph of a man and two women in the water. Text is minimal.

Photograph of woman in a hat, holding a camera. Text contains consumer information.

Photograph of woman standing outside in snow, taking a photograph of children building a snowman. Text is minimal.

Photograph of woman in a hat, holding a camera. Text contains consumer information.

Photograph of woman holding a camera, standing on a fence rail, waving to somebody. Text is minimal.

Photographs of young child in a dress with illustration of camera being advertised. Text contains consumer information.

Photograph of woman holding a camera, standing on a fence rail, waving to somebody. Text is minimal.

Photograph of woman holding a camera, standing on a fence rail, waving to somebody. Text is minimal.

Photograph of woman standing in the snow, photographing a group of people in a horse-drawn sleigh. Text contains consumer information.

Built in 1856 by James Peake, a prominent shipbuilder and merchant in Charlottetown. In the photograph, signage for the Carvell Brothers Wholsale Grocers Ltd. who owned and operated a wholesale buisiness at this location from 1862-1976. The building is now a historica property.

This file contains first annual Oakham House Society Handbook; and brochure.

This file contains correspondence, budget information, two invitations to Formal Dedication of Palin Hall, minutes of meetings.

This file contains Ryerson/Oakham House Invitational Debating Tournament information. This annual tournament was hosted by Ryerson, on March 18-20, 1988.

This file contains 2 photographs of Oakham House Choir performing in its first concert at St. Michael's Cathedral on April 10, 1985, directed by Mathew Jaskiewicz.

This file contains two Oakham House Conferencing brochures "A Touch of History in the Heart of Downtown", and one Oakham House Wedding Packages brochure.

File contains floor plans for the Photographic Arts Centre, later called the School of Image Arts, at 122 Bond Street, Toronto.

This item contains the report of the Committee on Education of the Ontario Association of Architects.

This file contains Ryerson Faculty Survey: Microcomputer Usage by the Teaching Faculty at Ryerson; Academic Computing Survey on eMail and Electronic Communications.

This file contains 16 photographs of Ian Kennedy, Chairman of the Board of Governors.

File contains group shots of the graduation class.

Group picture of the graduating class of HRDC.

File contains instruction booklets on amateur photography published by Eastman Kodak, related to Kodak products.

File contains memorandums, meeting reports, and an article on decentralized librarians in relation to the President's Committee on library development.

Ten black and white photographs taken during the 1968 BOG election. These photographs document the first time students were permitted to elect two representatives to sit on the Board. The first two members were Richard Finlay and Gord Jackson.The photographs, filed in a binder, were removed from the binder and their plastic sleeves, then placed inside an acid-free file folder.

This file contains 2 BOG Boardroom chairs.

Item is a term project on the evaluation of planning and control procedures of the Ryerson Polytechnical Institute library from 1978.

The Archives Documentation files are a collection of secondary source clippings from Ryerson and external publications. They are divided into 594 series with all series relating to Ryerson University and its departments, faculty, students, or graduates.

Ryerson Women's Association was created in the spring of 1977 with a broad goal of providing women with opportunities for personal growth and development. Membership was open to students, staff and faculty.

The fonds contains minutes, membership lists, correspondence and related textual materials.

The Ryerson One Card Office was created in December 2002. The One Card was introduced as the university's official ID card for students, staff and faculty; it also served as a library card. The card has magnetic strips that track funds for food contracts, vending machines, and photocopying/printing services. In December 2005, the new Ryerson One Card replaced old Ryerson Photo ID cards and the Intercon Security Access Cards.

By the fall of 2008 the card has been referred to as the Ryerson OneCard. The Office has as its main location in the lower ground level of Jorgenson Hall in JOR02.

The fonds includes job vacancy notices, forms and publicity records related to the OneCard, meal plan, membership and related e-mails.

Ryerson Student Nutrition Action Committee (RSNAC) was established as a peer education group by students for students, staff and faculty around 2006. Initially RSNAC developed a healthy eating tutorial and worked with Food Services to distribute educational newsletters. While the acronym RSNAC was in use in newsletters since March 2007, a newsletter from Nov. 2006 used the variant name: Ryerson Nutrition Action Committee.

The fonds contains newsletters and a printout from the committee's website as created in 2006.

Co-operative Education at Ryerson began in 1976 when Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry & Biology 4th year students were assigned to unpaid technical projects in government & industry two days a week. A formal co-op program and office was established in 1991. In 1997, the Office of Co-operative Education was established in its location at 101 Gerrard St. East under the direction of Dr. Easton to coordinate the expanding co-op activities in a number of departments at Ryerson. By 2011 when the Office celebrated its 20th anniversary, the program had been rebranded as Ryerson Co-operative Education.

The fonds contains job vacancy notices, newsletters and related textual material.

The Office of the Vice-Provost Students (VPS) was created in 2007 in response to students' feedback as communicated in the final report of the President's Commission on Student Engagement and Experience, 2006. In particular, the VPS has oversight of the Registrariat and Student Services.

The fonds contain communications from the office including e-mails and poster(s) as well as job vacancy notices.

The Department of Arts and Contemporary Studies is a department in the faculty of Arts. Arts and Contemporary Studies combines an education in the humanities with theoretical approaches and practical skills, preparing graduates to deal successfully with contemporary social issues. It
This fonds contains < 0.5 cm of textual records, various brochues and pamphlets, 6 posters, 2 programs, 2 magazines (5 and 12 copies of each) and 7 CDs.

The Taskforce on Anti-Racism at Ryerson was established in the April of 2008. It was co-chaired by Eileen Antone from OISE-UT and Grace-Edward Galabuzi from Ryerson and membership included nine community members representing equally students, staff, and faculty. It issued a final report in January 2010.

The fonds contains backgroud e-mails, posters and publicity material and copies of the Final Report and the resonse by President Sheldon Levy.

The Student Information and Advising Centre (SIAC) was created as a pilot project and opened in the fall of 2008 in POD144 adjacent to the Jorgenson Hall main entrance. The Centre was created as a one-stop information destination. The centre grew out of concerns raised in the President's Commission on Student Engagement and Experience. The centre morphed into the AskMeRU InfoDesk housed in POD-61 that provides quality information in regards to all things Ryerson. Its goal is to direct and connect students to the appropriate service or department for their needs.

The fonds contains job vacancy notices and promotional material.

The First-Year and Common Engineering Office was created to help make students' transitions from secondary school to university smooth and successful. The team included an academic advisor, a counsellor and program co-ordinators.

The fonds consists of job vacancy advertisements posted between 7 July 2003 and 27 July 2010.

Ryerson Catholic Chaplaincy Centre (RCCC) was located at 64 McGill Street. The Centre had a website in 2009 but the URL was not functioning as of Jan. 2014, by which time the Ryerson Catholic Campus Ministry relocated to St. Michael's Cathedral, 200 Church Street.
The fonds contains printed promotional bookmarks and newsletters.

The Modern Literature and Culture Research Centre was established in 2005. Its mandate is to research the literary and cultural production in the modernist era (from 1880 to 1940), to preserve and advance modernist women’s heritage and to promote modern Canadian heritage within an international context. This fonds contains a collection of posters and brochures related to the activities of the MLCRC.

This file contains curriculum papers including course notes, examination questions, lab and assignments instructions.

Series contains various photographic flash accessories from many manufactures, for use with a variety of camera models. Items include electronic flash systems, one time use bulbs and flash guns.

Series contains various exposure meters modes from many manufactures.

Series contains a variety of objects used in the development of film and the production of photographic prints using chemicals and light sensitive paper. Items include film developing tanks, developing trays, lighting systems, filter kits, paper easels, and enlargers.

File contains auction catalogs from various companies featuring photographs, photo-books and photographic technology.

Karen Punga's (costume designer for RIOT '73) personal file (binder) contains scripts, sketches of costume designs and miscellaneous production material.

File contains various records related to Palin Hall and Oakham House committees. Includes correspondence, meeting minutes, financials.

This file contains The Eaton Chair in Retailing Celebrating 125 Years of Service Excellence pamphlet, and 125 Anniversary of Eaton's Christmas ornamentt.

This file contains News Release about Claude Lajeunesse appointment to President of Ryerson, Remarks by President Claude Lajeunesse on Jan. 18, 1995.

This file contains An Overview of Department of Development, Alumni, and Community Relations.

Series consists of correspondence, committee records, feasibility study survey and related documentation regarding the Campus Centre feasibility study and subsequent fundraising campaign.

This file contains A profile of Ryerson Alumni Annual Statistics Report.

This file contains pamphlet, donation information, Announcements regarding The Eaton/SSHR/NSERC Chair in the Management of Technological Change in Retailing, News Release, invitations to the events.

This file contains 8 Ryerson promotional folder.

This file contains 1 copy of Financial Planner guide prepared for the Alumni and Friends of Ryerson Polytechnic University by Alumni and Community Relations Department.

This file contains E-mail information messages sent to Ryerson community.
Infoline has been discontinued effective October 19th, 2009. Announcements and information provided through these emails will now be provided by Ryerson Today (395-112). See email in folder for further information.

This file contains Ryerson Achievement Report prepared for the November, 1996 meting of the Board of Governors.

This file contains notices to the Ryerson community.

This file contains 1 Guests book with a pen for the occassion of the Dedication of a Lecture Theatre and Two Case Study Rooms in the Business Building made possible by generous contribution of The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Bramalea Limited and Ernst & Young.

File contains invitations, name tag holder, tickets, programmes, invitee lists and VIP cards.

This file contains E-mail correspondence.

This file contains E-mail messages.

This file contains 4 photographs ; clipping from Ryerson Magazine.

File contains photographs of Human Resources Development Canada graduates from Ryerson.

Group picture of the graduating class of HRDC

A group of Ryerson staff, faculty and students memorializing December 6th in the Quad. A plaque accompanying the memorial sculpture was unveiled to remember the 14 women who were murdered at Montreal's Ecole Polytechnique on this date in 1989.

File contains photographs taken of individual pages of the Ryerson Family papers that were donated to the Ryerson Archives in 1997. Also included in the file are photographs of Ryerson Archivist Claude Doucet looking throught the scrapbook. Photograph can be found in the Ryerson Magazine, Spring 1997.

File contains photographs of famed journalist Diane Francis signing her book at an event held at Ryerson University.

File contains Harry Thornton and his Hot Four playing at Lake Devo. People particating in the music and dancing. Picture of couple dancing at Lake Devo can be found in Forum Oct. 18, 1996.

File contains photographs from the business awards.

People accepting awards.

File contains Claude Lajeunesse with students and presenters

File contains photographs of students of the program accepting their graduation certificate.

Group picture of the graduating class of HRDC

Noha Saab of Admissions/Liaison/Curriculum Advising demonstrating with Manuela Riqueza the new photo I.D. cards (One Card) for staff and faculty. A photocopy page from the FORUM Nov. 8, 1996 Vol. 22(4) pg. 5 title of article - "Photo ID cards lead way to cashless campus of future."

Claude Lajuenesse touring the Volunteer Development fair in the Oliver Baker Lounge. Page 30 from an unknown source entitled - "First volunteer development fair coming soon."

Co-ordinator Mark Banbury works on programming with students Vanessa Arscott and Hussein Madhavji to launch Ryerson's Internet radio station SPIRIT www.rcc.ryerson.ca/schools/rta/spirit An article entitled "Internet radio gets SPIRIT: sound of Ryerson coming to your PC throught the Web can be found in Forum January 17, 1997 page 4.

Melinda Rogers (daughter of Ted Rogers) and Mark Banbury (instructor RTA) launches the 24-hour internet radio station, SPIRIT. The SPIRIT Launch took place on Thursday January 23, 1997, 11:50 am - 12:30 p.m. People in attendance was Jerry Good, Linda Rogers, Claude Lajeunesse, Ira Levine, Robert Gardner and J.Lyman Potts. Picture of Melinda Rogers and Mark Banbury appeared in Forum, February 7, 1997, vol.22 no.7

Gladys Doyle is presented with flowers and a gift given by Claude Lajuenesse and Linda Grayson for her work and dedication for 45 years at Ryerson for working at the switchboard. A page from the Forum, February 28, 1997 (pg.11-12) entitled "Voices from the past celebrate 45 years on the line" shows Gladys in a "then and now" photograph.

Photographs of two men at a computer looking at the web site.

Group photo of HRDC graduates.

Group picture of HRDC graduates.

Group photo of HRDC graduates.

Photographs from Social Work Conference with groups of attendees networking.

Wendy Cukier and Heidi Rathjen joined by Mayor Barbara Hall for the launch of the Canadian Coalition for Gun Control. The reception took place at Oakham House on Oct. 2, 1996. A page from Forum (p.12), October 18, 1996, "Ryerson - Toronto reception honours all who supported gun control law".

A panel discussion regarding the megacity debate lead by then, Mayor Barbara Hall. Welcoming remarks was made by Claude Lajeunesse which took place in the Commons on Janurary 23, 1997. 5;30-7:00 pm (free admission). Speakers included Ursula Franklin, Mitchell Kosny and Peter Russell, the moderator ; Andrew Coyne. A press release was issued January 20, 1997 and flyer entitled "Megacity : what are the issues?". A page from Forum, Februray 7, 1997 "Megacity forum draws crowd of 300".

Vera Straka, Marie Dowler, Janet Chappell and Ravi Ravindran made up this years (1997) winners of GREET (The Group of Renew and Enhance Effective Teaching). A page from Forum July 1997 p.2 "Teachers par excellence : four recognized by GREET for achieverments inside and outside the classroom

Lisa Braverman, 91, grad in Nutrition, Consumer and Family Studies was the first grad to receive a Bachelor of Applied Science degree (in that discipline) from President Claude Lajeunesse in a special ceremony. From the Forum, March 21, 1997 page 6 there is photograph of Claude Lajuenesse and Lisa Braveman holding the degree in a special ceremony.

A picture of Charles Bruce-Thompson. Also taken from Forum July 1997, pg.6 entitled "Back to school at 45" former chef, restaurant owner studies Nutrition., his address to the graduating class of 97 is mentioned