University archives - corporate

Scope and Contents For each year, there are two types of record: 1) the Course box, which generally contains Course applications, course material, class lists, 2) Folios, which consist of the end-of-year folios submitted by students in the Creative Writing courses. Records were transferred in considerable disorder. It has been decided to adopt an annual system divided into the two types of records. For the Course Boxes, records have been arranged into the following broad categories:...

Scope and Contents These Papers include material particularly related to Victoria University of Wellington. Other material has been deposited with the Alexander Turnbull Library.The papers include records from Hugh Price's undergraduate and postgraduate time at Victoria University, and from his printing course in London. There are records relating to the 'Newsquote affair' and to the book 'The plot to subvert wartime New Zealand...'. There are also papers relating to the establishment...

Scope and Contents This is an artifical series, created to document and locate in the short term numerous items which have previously been shelved as 'Miscellaneous' or 'Ephemera' and have been accessible only through a physical search of the boxes. As resources permit, items may be re-classified. The collection includes a number of small single-sheet items, which have been described as 'flyers'. Glossy three-fold items are typically described at 'leaflets'; other items may be...

Abstract This unit was established after World War II by Professor D. W. McKenzie (Geography) and was initially used and administered primarily within the Faculty of Science. Following wider use by Humanities and Architecture from the 1970s, and by the Public Relations Section of the Registry from c1990, the facility was moved to the Information Technology Division c1993. The unit undertook most still photographic work for the University, including the creation of teaching and publication resources...

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The Library archives held by the J C Beaglehole Room consist of accessions records up to the electronic era (c1987), records to do with operations and development, staff portraits and newsletters, and the papers of University Librarians.

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These notebooks record day-by-day observations with additional comments and factual references from trips to universities in the U.S.A., Canada and Great Britain in 1953, 1954-55, 1963, 1964 and 1966.