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File consists of materials pertaining to the development of computer science programming at Douglas College. These include correspondence, memoranda, handwritten notes, planning documents, reports, and materials from third parties such as articles from higher education publications.

File consists of materials pertaining to the possible integration of Douglas College's technical program with Simon Fraser University's engineering program. These records include correspondence, handwritten notes, meeting minutes, and background information.

File consists of materials pertaining to enrollment statistics at Douglas College. In addition to enrollment reports, these include correspondence, handwritten notes, memoranda, and other supporting documents.

File consists of lists of non-credit courses offered between 1975 and 1977.

File consists of materials created or collected by Andy Andrews pertaining to the College Assembly. These include agendas, minutes, and supporting documents. The College Assembly was a precursor to the Douglas College Student Society (DCSS).

File consists of materials created or collected by Andy Andrews pertaining to the development of a Community Independence Training Worker Program, which would assist adults living with disabilities to live as independently in the community as possible. These materials include correspondence, memoranda, supporting documents and reports, handwritten notes, and more.

File consists of materials pertaining to a report by the Burnaby school board titled "Report of the Task Force Team on Community Schools." This also include related correspondence.

File consists of materials collected by Andy Andrews related to community services. These include a brochure for the College's Social Service Animator Program, articles, and a copy of the Canadian Directory of Community Development Training Programs.

File consists of materials created or collected by Andy Andrews pertaining to programs offered in the Delta School District. These materials include handwritten notes, correspondence, and Management Committee minutes.

File consists of materials pertaining to an evaluation of the Douglas Four program. Douglas Four was "a one-year educational alternative" that addressed "broad thematic areas of importance and meaning to us all" rather than being subject-oriented. The materials in this file correspondence, handwritten notes, and reports.