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Series contains agendas, public reading schedules, calendars, invitations, and programs for different events.

Series provides information on the organization and policies of the University. Series contains the following documentation:

• Academic Planning
• Board of Governors Report on Priorities and Planning
• Examination Timetable
• General Point Average Methods (G.P.A.)
• Grading Regulations
• Planning and Studies on Loyola / Sir George Williams University Merger
• Planning for the New Concordia University
• Studies with the Conseil des Universités
• Undergraduate Scholars Programmes Regulation Procedure
• University By-laws
• University Code of Conduct
• University Organization Charts
• University Policy.

The series provides insight into the activities and services offered by the Black Studies Center, including day camps, lecture series, immigration aid, exhibitions, and workshops, as well as other educational programs.

The series contains, among other documents, leaflets, flyers, invitations, programs, posters, newspaper clippings, biographies, schedules, correspondence, reports, attendance records, lists, meeting minutes, plays, stories, poems, song texts, illustrations, drawings, photographs, notes, forms, drafts, financial records, a discussion transcript, costumes, a guest book, and a musical instrument.

Series consists of documents relating to the activities, goals and functions of the department. Series contains a historical review of the Academic Planning Committee, from 1963 to 1967, produced by Mr. Whitelaw at the beginning of his mandate as Curriculum Coordinator (Academic), the Academic Planning Office filing system [which was probably developed by Mr. Whitelaw] and a Space Need / Proposal for Sir George Williams University.

Material consists of photos, negatives, and slides of Irving Layton at public readings, Irving Layton with Rath and friends at restaurants in Toronto, photos of Layton’s home in Montreal, Layton at book launches, and with his son Max.

The series provides an overview of the Black Studies Center’s financial situation between 1966 to 2007. By the means of grant applications and reports, the series also provides information about various projects undertaken by the Black Studies Center.
The series is divided into the following subseries:
F035/B1 Accounting
F035/B2 Funding

The series contains, among other documents, financial statements, expense reports, budgets, grant applications, correspondence, bank statements, balance sheets, receipts, brochures, project reports, tax accounts, by-laws, invoices, ledgers, journals, loans, and an address.

Series contains one book on Black history in Canada and three poetry books published between 1966 and 1982. This is my Song (1982) and Going Black Home ([198-?]) by Peter Bailey were self-published by the author and inscribed to Ralph Whims. Leo Bertley’s Canada and its people of African Descent (1977) and Studies in Black and White (1966) by Dave Pinson can also be found in this series.

The series contains correspondence. Material consists of postcards from Irving Layton to Dora Pleet and a copy of a letter from Layton to Barbara Frum refuting a review of the biography "Irving Layton, a Portrait" by Elspeth Cameron.

Series contains promotional materials collected about Irving Layton, including invitations to events celebrating the life and work of the poet, the program for the dedication of Irving Layton Avenue in Montreal. Series also contains programs to the event “Scene: Love and Maple Syrup,” an invitation to the Concordia University convocation honoring the poet, and a bookmark to Seven Steps Bookshop where he gave many readings.

Series provides information on the operations of the following University departments and internal services as well as their relations with the Academic Planning Office:

• Audio-Visual Department
• Centre de Recherche en Histoire Économique du Canada Français
• Centre for Building Studies
• Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies
• College / The Provost
• Computer Centre
• Computer Riot
• Dean of Graduate Studies
• Department of Computer Science
• Guidance Information Centre
• Information Services
• Interuniversity Centre for the Study of Religion
• Learning Development Committee
• McGill - Concordia Task Force
• Office of the Rector
• Off-Campus Education
• Vice-Principal - Academic
• Purchasing Department
• Research Centres
• Space Studies / Changes in all Faculties
• Student Information System
• Translation Services
• University Archives.
  Series contains reports, correspondence, programmes and studies.

The series provides information on Loyola College. It includes background on the need for an Assistant to the President and on his activities in the management of administrative and cultural activities.

Series provides information on the various steps (conception, authorization, evaluation, revision, modification) involved in the planning and adoption of courses or programmes by departments of Sir George Williams University, Loyola College and Concordia University. Series includes academic planning materials, proposals, course descriptions, course outline, notes and correspondence. Series is divided according to the following sub-series:

I0038/07A Curriculum General
I0038/07B Faculty of Arts and Science
I0038/07C Faculty of Commerce and Administration
I0038/07D Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science
I0038/07E Faculty of Fine Arts
I0038/07F C.E.G.E.P. Curriculum.

La série témoigne des différents modes de financement auxquels Lucien Desmarais a eu recours au cours de sa carrière, principalement de 1964 à 1987.

On y retrouve des demandes d’aide financière ainsi que des demandes de subvention auprès du Conseil des arts du Canada.

The series illustrates Abley’s position within the literary community through his contacts to fellow writers and feedback from his readers. The series also includes literary works by other writers and a portrait of Abley.

The series contains, but is not limited to, a critique, a CV, correspondence, drafts, drawings, a leaflet, a chapbook, journals, photographs, invitations, newspaper articles, notes, poems, novels, and a poster.

Series provides information on the relations between the University and the followings external bodies and groups:

• Canadian Association for Adult Education
• Canadian Research Institutes
• College and Post-Secondary Institutes
• Commission d'enquête sur la situation de la langue française et les droits linguistiques
• Coop Proposal
• Corporate - Higher Education Forum
• Direction Générale de l'Enseignement et Recherche Universitaire
• English Language Post-Secondary Institutions Committee
• IBM / Capital Campaign
• International Congress of University Adult Education
• Language Legislation
• Metavision
• Ministère des Affaires culturelles
• Ministère de l'Éducation
• Quebec Association of Protestant School Boards
• Quebec Association of Protestant School Administrators
• Universities (Quebec / Non-Quebec)
• U.S. Junior College / Programmes for Undergraduate.

Material consists of general correspondence, cards, and letters between Irving Layton and Dorothy Rath.

The series provides information on the proposal for the Application of Simulation on Computers for Long-range Efficient Planning in a University System (ASCLEPIUS) project in 1969, and on the use of the main computer in the Computer Centre in 1983. It contains a report, memoranda, a petition, and notes.

Series contains correspondence between Gertrude Katz, Carl Katz, and Irving Layton. Series also includes correspondence between Gertrude Katz, Carl Katz, Kathleen C. Moore, and Elspeth Cameron, related to the life and work of Irving Layton, and Cameron’s biography on the poet. A copy of a letter from Irving Layton and Moore may also be found in this series.

La série témoigne des prix et honneurs que Lucien Desmarais a reçus au cours de sa carrière d’artisant et tisserand concepteur. Elle comprend la présentation d’un projet au Conseil national de l’esthétique industrielle ainsi que des mises en nomination pour le prix Saidie Bronfman et pour l’Ordre du Canada.

La série comprend de la correspondance, un guide de soumission de projet et de candidature, un échantillon de tissu lui ayant valu un prix.

Consists of Secretariat circulars dating before 1962.

Series contains a portrait of Irving Layton painted by Edith Mather in 1962.

The series contains documentation pertaining to the history of jazz in Canada in the second half of the 20th century. It documents Vernon Isaac’s career as a jazz musician through recordings of the LVJ Trio, Vernon Isaac’s Big Band, Jazz Ottawa and an interview with Vernon Isaac. It also includes recordings of Allan Wellman and Oliver Jones.

The series contains sound recordings and moving images.