DOUGLAS COLLEGE INTER OFFICE MEMO

 

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The Mad Hatter DATE: December 13, 19

D. R. Williams,
Director 6f Libraries

Archives

Anyone doing a Ph D in education, or other original research,
might be interested to know that the college archives are now
in reasonably coherent shape. The materials in them are avail-
able to faculty or others, on application to me. Certain items
have been placed in the archives under restriction, and are
available only with the authorization of the original donor.

The collection so far includes a considerable amount of material
from administration, including Bill Day's papers relating to
occurences prior to the founding of the college, Social Sciences
Department's materials prior to 1972 (restricted access) a
certain amount of Environmental Studies papers, various committee
records, and a considerable amount of miscellaneous material.
The collection is by no means complete, or up to date. No doubt
many faculty have in their possession papers which would be of
interest or useful for the archives. If you have any material
you would like to be placed in the archives, please forward it
to me. A comprehensive report is available to those who would
like further information on the archives.

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David R. Williams,
Director of Libraries

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