Fonds consists of an educational kit, to be used in conjuction with a earth sciences curriculum. Produced by Texasgulf Inc., in cooperation with the Colorado School of Mines, the kit is comprised of instructions, scripts, audio recordings, and attendant filmstrips entitled, "The Earth People" (1972), "Son of Wildcat ... The Story of the 'Oil Game'" (1974), and the latter's sequel "Major: Miner ... about Mineral Science and Technology" (1975).
Fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, subject files, reports, and blueprints relating to the Mackintosh-Corry Hall Users' Committee (1969-1986); printed material and publications relating to the Department.
Fonds consists of marks books, including examination results, synopses, and lists of Applicants for Degrees (B.A. & M.A.), kept by Professor P.G.C. Campbell and others.
Fonds consists of scripts and screenplays of numerous Canadian films shot in the 1970s and 1980s; copy of "A Proposal" to establish a Department of Film Studies, written by Peter Harcourt; publications and other printed material; videocassettes including "Flora MacDonald Campaign" [197-?], "Bieler" (1973), and "Andre Bieler: The View From My Room Is Great" (1986); DVD containing three films produced, directed, and/or edited by Michael MacMillan including "The Academic Cloister"(1976), "Queen's Way" (1977), and "Queen's Colours" (1978); and a copy of "Pillar of Wisdom" (1970), produced by the National Film Board of Canada.
Fonds includes material pertaining to the Summer School Association and other administrative records regarding summer school courses and enrollment. Also included are photographic albums of summer schools from 1938 - 1976. Index and report on Curtis Memorial Fund Committee, correspondence, memoranda and minutes; chartered accountants' course. Academic calendars are also available.
Fonds consists of proposals, submitted to the Department of Communications, Ottawa, relating to "The Impact of Telecommunication System Development on Canada's North".
Queen's University. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Fonds consists of correspondence, scripts, financial records, programmes, playbills, photographs, slides, and audio cassettes pertaining to numerous productions staged by the Queen's Faculty Players and the Drama Guild (1920-1987); records relating to the proposed construction of a new theatre (1965 & 1976); records relating to the Conference of the Association of Canadian Theatre History, held atQueen's University in 1991; scrapbooks (1894-1914); printed material, dealing mainly with theatre in New York State; Kingston's Grand Theatre; and assorted brochures from Drama Department (1927-1960).
