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File consists of College Council meeting agendas, minutes, correspondence, press releases, handwritten notes, admissions summaries, newspaper clippings/photocopies, and supporting documents related to group benefit plans and more.

File consists of meeting minutes pertaining to the formation and activities of the Institute of Environmental Studies. Also included in the file is an undated memo (likely from the late 1970s) by Barry Leach about the Institute's future.

File consists of materials created by the Institute of Environmental Studies and pertaining to its operations. These include correspondence, memoranda, reports, and meeting minutes.

Series consists of materials pertaining to the Douglas College Institute of Environmental Studies. The majority of records in this series are copies of "Information Booklets" published by the Institute on a range of environmental and conservation topics. Other materials include correspondence, meeting minutes, newsletters, planning documents, and reports.

File consists of materials created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to the establishment and early years of EVENT magazine. These records are predominantly correspondence but also include early circulation/distribution stats and photocopies of newspaper clippings.

File consists of course information for a History class titled "Nation in Conflict - The USA in the 20th Century."

File consists of course information for a Political Science class titled "Canadian Government."

File consists of materials created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to Simon Fraser University. These include correspondence, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, a copy of an SFU newsletter, and more.

File consists of a paper titled "Europe Since 1949". The author of the paper is not identified.

Series consists of materials created or collected by faculty member George Porges. The majority of these records are history and political science course descriptions, most of which were periodically revised between their original creation and 1975. These course descriptions include bibliographies, lists of support materials like films or documentaries, and occasionally correspondence or notes related to how the courses were revised and updated over time.