Mostrando 30 resultados

Fonds consists of textual records, photographs, slides, negatives, and audiovisual materials of campuses, departments, academic programs, and events.

Fonds consists of program evaluations, accreditation files, institutional assessments, degree proposals, student graduate surveys, master course syllabi and course proposals, and correspondence.

Fonds consists of textual records, 2 documentaries on Child Welfare Services in Alberta, 8 photographs of students and faculty, and memorabilia created when Don Meen was the program head for the Youth Development program at Grant MacEwan Community College.

Fonds consists of administration records of kihêw waciston, issues of Tipi Talk newsletter, and ca. 650 photographs of events including Aboriginal Cultural Day and round dance (2015).

Fonds consists of records relating to the Distinguished Alumni Awards, annual general meetings, Board meetings, and the Voluntary Sector Management program, as well as newsletters and photographs of events.

The collection consists of audio files, project documentation and transcriptions of 24 interviews held with instructors, staff and students who worked at or attended Grant MacEwan Community College between 1971 and 1999.

Records document the creative activity of the Music program through audio recordings, photographs, concert posters, and programs of performances by students, graduates, and faculty. Also includes course files, awards, correspondence of Music program heads Bob Meyers and Tommy Banks (1981-1984), Music Program Advisory Committee agendas, minutes, and correspondence (1997-2008).

The collection consists of both textual records and photographs chronicling the life of Dr. J. W. Grant MacEwan and his personal involvement with the institution. Materials include newspaper, magazine, and article clippings, letters, books, awards, certificates, as well as MacEwan Day and other ceremony and special event ephemera.

Fonds consists of newsletters, collective agreements, news clippings, and photographs of events.

The collection consists of institutional artifacts that primarily commemorate events or promote the institution. The materials have been divided into the following series: 1) events, 2) promotional material, 3) flags, 4) plaques. Items include buttons, pins, institutional seals, a signed Griffins jersey presented to Bill Comrie in recognition of his donation to University Athletics, a miniature shovel from SAMU groundbreaking ceremony, flags, a plaque commemorating the official opening of the City Centre Campus from Mayor Jan Reimer, horse gear from the Equine Program, and convocation mortarboard and tassel.