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Fonds consists of the scholarly activity of faculty and students as documented in the Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity publications.

The fonds consists of material accompanying the Fitt Jazz Collection of sound recordings and includes documents and notes that supported research for Mike's contribution to The Jazz Discography by Tom Lord. It consists of correspondence, clippings, music catalogues, detailed discographical notes, Duke Ellington conference material, copies of The International DEMS Bulletin: Duke Ellington Music Society (1979-2003), a copy of Duke Ellington: Leader Discography signed by Tom Lord, and 27 photographs.

78 lacquer instantaneous discs are stored in the Archives due to preservation concerns, while the rest of the Fitt Jazz Collection, including textual records and photographs, is located in Allard Hall.

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

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.

The collection consists of diplomas, certificates, and a plaque awarded to John Hutton, as well as 2 photographs, and 2 framed prints labelled "In memory of John Graham Hutton."

The fonds consists of the administrative records of Alberta College before being taken over by Grant MacEwan College, and records from the Conservatory of Music post take-over. Records include reports, budgets, committee meeting documents, business plans, news releases, newspaper articles, correspondence with government departments, and organizational charts. Also included are photographs of events, campus structures, and the construction of the last building. Presidents during this time were Dr. Reginald Pridham, Brenda Cooke, and Michael Faulkner.
Series: 1. Executive Office: a) textual records, b) photographs and other media. 2. Conservatory of Music. 3. Board of Governors. 4. President's Office.

The collection consists of books written by, objects, graphic material, and clippings connected to Dr. J.W. Grant MacEwan. These include 10 logs whittled by Grant MacEwan, 52 books (most signed; complete works of Grant MacEwan), clippings, 35 plaques, miscellaneous objects including 2 suitcases, 2 cowboy hats, straw hat, fireman's helmet, policeman's hat and billy club, headphones, radio and microphone, and sweatshirts and buttons from Grant MacEwan Day. Graphic material includes posters and photographs. Textual records include a letter to Grant MacEwan regarding the naming the institution after him, the program for the official opening in 1972, the transfer of land document for City Centre Campus, and the records of the Grant MacEwan Day Committee.

Fonds consists of Academic agendas, official minutes and reports.

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.