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File consists of materials pertaining to the separation of Kwantlen College from Douglas College. These include background information, profiles and photos of key figures (e.g. Bill Day and Anthony Wilkinson), press releases, copies of a Kwantlen College newsletter, and more.

File consists of flyers related to the College's twentieth anniversary celebrations. These include calls for proposals, requests for photographs, a calendar of events, and more.

File consists of administrative records related to advertisements produced by the Public Information Office. These materials include correspondence, ad copy about programs and courses, handwritten notes and annotations, ad mock-ups, newspaper/ad clippings, invoices, and receipts.

File consists of administrative records related to advertisements produced by the Public Information Office. These materials include correspondence, ad copy about programs and courses, minor handwritten annotations, newspaper/ad clippings, invoices, and receipts.

File consists of an 8mm audio cassette containing a recorded radio ad for CKNW. The label on the cassette reads: "Radio Ad - CKNW / Sept. 8, 1978 / Insertion order #0525".

File consists of a package of promotional materials related to the College's 1980 theatre production of "Ah, Wilderness".

File consists of copies of the English & Communications Newsletter. The file includes the first two issues of this publication.

File consists of materials pertaining to advertising at Douglas College. These include memoranda, correspondence, draft copy, ad placement forms, invoices, and more.

The Publicity Committee, which was made up of divisional representatives from across the College, was tasked with developing and guiding a marketing strategy for the institution, as well as to serve as an editorial board for all internal College publications. The Publicity Committee included representation from the PIO, which collected and/or produced the materials in this file.

File consists of materials pertaining to advertising at Douglas College. These including ad placement forms, accompanying advertisement information, and handwritten notes.

The Publicity Committee, which was made up of divisional representatives from across the College, was tasked with developing and guiding a marketing strategy for the institution, as well as to serve as an editorial board for all internal College publications. The Publicity Committee included representation from the PIO, which collected and/or produced the materials in this file.

File consists of correspondence, memoranda, and supporting documents created or collected by the Public Information Office. These materials also include policies, public statements, and meeting minutes.