Sheila Swanson 1980-81 400-413
Claire Callaghan 1982-83 420-427
Sandra Langlands 1983-84 440-451
Carol Morrison 1984-85 460-471
Bonita Stableford 1986-87 480-486
Leslie Sutherland 1991-92 (docs. 1988-92) 500-520
Charlotte Beck 2004-2008 1109-1120
Alison Farrell 2008-2009 1289-1290
Shauna-Lee Konrad 2009-2012 1496-1514
Shannon Gordon, 2012-2016
Natalie Clairoux, 2014-2016

Miscellaneous material related to annual conferences (files 750-812).

Series consists primarily of manuscripts in various stages of editing and publication, published by the Muses' Company. Also included are editors’ and authors’ notes, publicity materials, author correspondence, pamphlets, and photographs.

Series consists of correspondence regarding collecting and general correspondence. Incoming correspondence to Geraldine Cole from booksellers, often with accompanying materials, friends, librarians, printers, and fellow collectors and book enthusiasts. Includes some correspondence from charitable organizations soliciting donations, including the Thomas Bewick Birthplace Appeal. Letters are mostly originals, with some printed emails. Consists primarily of incoming correspondence, with some drafts of outgoing correspondence. One file consists of substantial correspondence with John Borden, including many appended photocopied articles and book descriptions.

This series consists of event programs, posters and articles published in the media and in journals about Bernard Gagnon performances.

files 700-718, 1651

The series consists of several objects that were used in the administration of the Society, or displayed in their offices. This series also contains some textual records and photographs, which arrived with the objects in this series. Some arrived framed, mounted or with tape on them, indicating they may have been mounted on the walls of the office. While some objects were used in the daily operations of the Society, the mounted objects in this series signal the Society’s accomplishments.

The largest and most comprehensive series is conference papers and lectures with most of the presentations taking place in Canada, Australia and the United States, many with separate speech and shorter slide summaries. The subjects covered include AIDS, medical ethics, and euthanasia, and reflect the range of Somerville’s interest in ethical issues.

Series consists of three subseries: P125/J1 Persisting Osler, P125/J2 American Osler Society, inc. : Biographical Directory, P125/J3 The Oslerian, pertaining to the publishing activities of the American Osler Society. Series includes correspondence, notes, working plan, photographs, quotations from printers, working sheets, curriculum vitae, bibliographies and biographic forms, newsletters and reprints.

This series consists of all materials pertaining to Endre Farkas’ and other artists’ play company.