Interview took place in Montreal at Concordia University with Alfred Pinsky, Elizabeth Sacca

The fonds includes Dr. Saccá's Concordia University Board of Governors meeting files from February 1995 to April 2000. The files include annotated agendas, handwritten notes, minutes, meeting documents, and copies of notes regarding the meetings that were sent to Fine Arts Department faculty members. The fonds includes materials related to Dr. Saccá's activities as principal of the Simone de Beauvoir Institute and her participation in Concordia University's organizational review.

The fonds consists of drawings for theatre sets.

The fonds provides information on Clarence Bayne's teaching career and on the Black community of Montreal.

The fonds consists of course notes and other materials from classes he offered in the 1970s and 1980s, a draft copy of the statistics text book he prepared in collaboration with colleagues from Concordia University, and a copy of a paper, Problems Facing the Black Community of Montréal, given in 1991 by Clarence Bayne on behalf of the Black Theatre Workshop of Montreal, the Black Community Council of Quebec, and the Black Studies Centre, to the administration of the City of Montreal.

Jazz Music; Canadian Jazz Scene; Montreal Nightlife

General consultation session in the Alumni Auditorium (H-110) on the Sir George Campus to discuss the interim report of SSPC (Strategic Space Plan Committee). The committee members are: Anna-Beth Doyle (Psychology), Jeremiah Hayes (Electrical and Computer Engineering), Martin Kusy (Decision Sciences and Management Information Systems), Kathryn Lipke (Sculpture, Ceramics and Fibres), Robert Martin (English) and chair Catherie MacKenzie (Associate Vice-Rector Services). Participation of Louis Vagianos (MIS/Space Planning).

General consultation session held at the Concert Hall, Loyola Campus to discuss the interim report of the SSPC (Strategic Space Plan Committee). The committee members are: Anna-Beth Doyle (Psychology), Jeremiah Hayes (Electrical and Computer Engineering), Martin Kusy (Decision Sciences and Management), Kathryn Lipke (Sculpture, Ceramics and Fibres), Robert Martin (English) and the chair Catherine MacKenzie Associate Vice-Rector Services).

Interviews with members of the community on the necessity of the construction of the Engineering and Computer Science and Visual Arts Integrated Complex.

Documentary showing the benefits of art therapy for intellectually disabled individuals, with an accent on drama and theater.

Promotional video for the International Aviation MBA Programme.

This video commemorates the opening of Concordia's new Library Building (J. W. McConnell Building). It is mainly composed of a timelapse which represents five years of construction.

A lecture at Concordia University by Lieutenant-General Roméo Dallaire, Force Commander of the UN peacekeeping mission during the 1993-1994 Rwandan genocide. An Abitibi-Consolidated Lecture. Welcome by John Aylen, President of the Concordia University Alumni Association. Lieutenant-General Dallaire is introduced by Dr. F. Lowy, Rector and Vice Chancellor of Concordia University

Connie John's feature documentary on the Sir George Williams University Computer Centre incident for CBC Sunday Morning.

News report on the time capsule for the Renaud building at Loyola campus.

Concordia University press conference regarding the acquisition of the Grey Nuns Property.

Comedy produced by Concordia Alumni Affairs for the annual Homecoming banquet during the Concordia 25th anniversary year. The event took place at Buffet Roma, 8050 Chamilly, St-Leonard.

Interview with Nancy Marrelli (Director of Concordia University Archives) concerning the Jazz archive collections.

Documentary on the Sir George Williams University Computer Centre Riot in 1969.

A selection of moving images from Concordia University Archives AV collection. This was made for the IITS Open House in December 17, 1998. The selection is composed of the eight following excerpts: 1) Prelude to the Computer Riot: Scenes from the Anderson Hearing, 29 January 1969 (I006-09-0031); 2) Interview with Michel Tremblay, [ca. 1975] (I0066-09-0057); 3) Dr. Roby Kidd interviews Dr. Henry F. Hall, 21 August 1969 (P0024-09-0056); 4) SGWU Fine Arts Department, Fifth floor of the Hall Building, March 1973 (P0024-09-0010); 5) From "In Concert in Old Montreal" - CUTV presents: Gary Burdon [197-?] (P0024-09-0054); 6) Bernard Lonergan, S.J., Thomas Aquinas today: Tradition & Innovation, 18 November 1974 (I0007-09-0020); 7) Margaret Atwood at Loyola, 16 October 1974 (I0007-09-0002); 8) Jerry Rubin at Loyola, 2 December 1975 (I0006-09-0013).

The fonds is organized in two series PRIVATE LIFE and PROFESSIONAL LIFE.

The PROFESSIONAL LIFE series contains a TEACHING sub-series with records on Howard Fink's career at Sir George Williams and Concordia University: an agenda, miscellaneous correspondence, course outlines, an honour student file, examination questionnaire samples. There's a sub-series titled COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT related to his involvement with the Canadian Association of Emeriti and Retired Academics (CAERA), the Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations (OCUFA) and the Association for the Study of Canadian Radio and Television (ASCRT). The POETRY READING SERIES and the FACE TO FACE CONFERENCE sub-series include correspondence, programmes, publicity and other records related to the logistics of those events. The RESEARCH sub-series contains record about a France-Quebec collaboration on the study radio-drama tradition. The fonds also contains records about the Centre for Broadcasting Studies Fink helped establishing and the CBC Radio Drama Bibliography.

The PRIVATE LIFE series contains personal correspondence.

The fonds consists of records pertaining to Duckworth's professional life as a movie director and cinematographer. The PRODUCTIONS sub-series contains records related to development of movies he worked on: contracts, proposals, correspondence, notes, research and reference documentation, photos and some media coverage.

The fonds provides information on Wall’s professional life as an instructor and researcher on early politics in Massachusetts.

The series Professional Life is organized in 4 sub-series:

• MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
• RESEARCH
• SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY
• WRITINGS