Nursing Education Trust archives donated by Colin Bailey

Fonds — Container: 1-2

Identifier: bnet

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

The collection consists of a minute book, financial records, correspondence, publications and other papers.

1. File 1377/3: Minute Book 2. File 1377/4: Receipts and Payments book, 1972-1973 3. File 1377/20: Investments 1973-93 4. File 1377/29: Bank Statements 1971-1993 5. File 1377/30 (folder 1): C.L. Bailey, Inwards Cash 1971-1991 6. File 1377/30 (folder 2): C.L. Bailey Nursing Education Trust Board, Inwards Cash 1992-1995 7. File 1377/38 (folder 1): C.L. Bailey Nursing Education Trust Board, Outwards Cash 1972-1988 8. File 1377/38 (folder 2): C.L. Bailey Nursing Education Trust Board, Outwards Cash 1989-1996 9. File 1377/48: 'Current Activity' Folder 1976-1996 10. File 1377/16: Study Grants, 24 January 1985 - 1April 1991 11. File 1377/16/1: Grants, 1991-1993 12. File 1377/18: Correspondence, 28 June 1979 - 23 December 1980 13. File 1377/18/1: Correspondence, 17 February 1981 - 16 November 1984 14. File 1377/18/2: Correspondence, 1985 - November 1992 15. File 1377/18/3: Correspondence, 30 March 1993 - 28 February 1996 16. File 1377/99/1: Publications, November 1983 - February 1991 17. File 1977/99/5: Miscellaneous & Nursing Studies at VUW, 1983-1988

Dates

1971 - c.2008
Majority of material found within 1971 - 2008

Conditions Governing Access

Materials closed until processed.

Biographical / Historical

The C.L. Bailey Nursing Education Trust was set up in 1972 following spirited address given by Professor Colin Bailey in November 1971 to the nurses graduating from the School of Advanced Nursing Studies, in Wellington. Bailey was retiring from the Education at Victoria University and made a forceful argument for a university programme for registered nurses, something he had tried to instigate for many years but felt had been blocked by the Department of Health which refused to support funding. Jocelyn Perry, a tutor at the School, took up the challenge to raise money for a nursing lecturer at Victoria and for grants for nurses studying at any university. Beatrice Salmon, Principal of the School, was appointed the first lecturer and the university programme began in 1993.