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File consists of materials created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to the federal government's Opportunities For Youth (OFY) grant program. These include correspondence, newspaper clippings, project proposals/information, and more.

File consists of materials created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to the establishment and early years of the College's nursing program. These include correspondence, memoranda, meeting minutes, handwritten notes, and more.

File consists of materials created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to the creation and early operation of a daycare centre at the College. These materials are mainly correspondence (including with other post-secondary institutions interested in creating similar daycare centres). Also included are financial records, license applications, society status paperwork, and more.

File consists of materials collected by George Wootton pertaining to the College's Institute of Environmental Studies. These are primarily reports on the Institutes activities as well as environmental studies.

File consists of materials created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to off campus education. These include correspondence, handwritten notes, memoranda, program information, and newsletters (including the Mad Hatter).

File consists of materials created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to the Burnaby Art Gallery and associated activities. These include correspondence, event information, and more.

File consists of materials created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to programming offered at Haney Correctional Centre. These include correspondence, supporting documents, and reports, including a report to the Minister of Education outlining the College's plan to offer vocational training programs at the correctional centre.

File consists of materials created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to post-secondary education in Ontario. This includes correspondence between planning officer Hank Naylor and the Ontario Department of Colleges and Universities, a copy of "New Dimensions", and newspaper clippings.

File consists of materials created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to career options and information services for students, such as a Career Day held in 1972. These records include correspondence, memoranda, supporting documents, promotional materials, and a copy of The Douglas College Colour Your Own Career Comic Book (which was designed for secondary student and published in 1972 or 1973).

File consists of newspaper clippings and photocopies and a draft copy of the University Council of British Columbia's "Staff Report on Proposed Colleges Legislation" (1975). The newspaper items relate to provincial politics.