File includes award for The Government of Nova Scotia recognizes the exceptional volunteer effort of Robert Doyle; and the Lifetime achievement award from the Federation of Nova Scotian Heritage.
This series consists of records relating to courses Doyle taught between 1974 and 1997. Subjects taught include Sewing, Pattern Drafting, and Designers Language. The series contains class schedules, course outlines, supplies lists, class projects, marking systems, Christmas examinations, and various student records.
Item is a promotional postcard for "Waisted Efforts: An Illustrated Guide to Corset Making", a book by Robert Doyle. The book was published by Sartorial Press in 1997. The front of the postcard features a picture of a woman wearing a corset. The back of the postcard has an order form for the book.
This series contains Robert Doyle’s records relating to activities at Dalhousie University. The series consists of academic and departmental records created while Doyle was employed at the university.
File contains various documents related to Robert Doyle's activities at Dalhousie University. The documents include information about retirement benefits, correspondence about the Blackmore Award, a character sketch assignment description, reviews of the Costume Studies program, and unit reviews. Correspondence include letters and memorandums to and from Robert Doyle, Peter Perina, Lynn Sorge, Amy Sampson, Ray D. Byham (Assistant Dean, Student Matters), John T. O'Brien, and Tanis Delaney. The file contains several student letters of endorsement for the Costume Studies program. The file also contains a photocopied map of the Halifax Metro Centre.
File contains documents from costume design courses taught by Robert Doyle between 1995 and 1997. The documents include completed assignments written by students, class schedules, photocopied handouts about ancient costumes, and course outlines. The course represented by these documents include History of Costume, The Aesthetics of Ritual Costume, Tailoring, Textile Fabrications, and The Designer's Language, and others.
File contains a variety of documents related to Robert Doyle's activities at Dalhousie University and the course that he taught in the 1996-1997 academic year. The documents include: class lists; student grades; examination books; course outlines; photocopies of articles; Dalhousie Faculty Association documents; departmental meeting agendas; production notes; several letters to students about whether they were returning to the program; two unopened pay stubs; photographs of a ball gown; a pamphlet about the Costume Studies program; an issue of "Explorer: Research News at Dalhousie"; and an issue of "Focus: on University Teaching and Learning." The courses represented by these documents include History of Costume, The Designer's Language, Tailoring, and Textile Fabrication.
File contains appointment letters, contracts, and other correspondence related to Robert Doyle's activities at Dalhousie University. The file contains correspondence between Robert Doyle and Bonnie Best-Fleming (Reserve Assistant, Dalhousie University Library); Donald D. Betts (Dean, Faculty of Arts and Science); Dr. Howard Clark (President); Basil Cohen; Brian C. Crocker (University Secretary and Legal Counsel); Leland Crowell (Co-ordinator, Employee Benefits); Henry Hicks (President); James Grey (Dean); D. Johnson (Officer); L. H. Lawrence (Chair, Department of Theatre); W. Andrew MacKay (President); Oriel C. L. MacLennan (Information Services, Dalhousie University Library); Susie Manthey; Dr. Overton; Peter Perina; Richard Roy (Director, Paris American Academy); Cindy Russel; Alasdair M. Sinclair (Vice President, Academic & Research); Rowland Smith (Dean, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences); Lynn Sorge; Graham D. Taylor (Dean, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences); and Patrick Vallee.
File contains documents related to grievances by students in the Department of Theatre against Robert Doyle, referred to as "the Doyle Case." The documents include letters, memorandums, reports, and other documents.
File contains documents related to grievances by students in the Department of Theatre against Robert Doyle, referred to as "the Doyle Case." The documents include letters, memorandums, reports, and other documents about the situation as well as the complaint statements submitted by students.
This series consists of documents collected by Robert Doyle for research related purposes. The series contains lecture notes, printed material, and files about various subjects including costumes and books.
File contains correspondence between Robert Doyle and Nova Scotia Department of Culture, Recreation & Fitness; Nova Scotia Department of Industry, Trade and Technology; Nova Scotia Drama League; Nova Scotia Museum; Nova Scotia Tattoo; Nova Scotia Trust Company; Old Favorites Book Shop Limited; L’Opera de Montreal; Order of Good Cheer; Paddy; Park Hannesson Ltd.; Parks Canada; Piers, Conrod & Allen; Plaxlab Products Ltd.; Playhouse Theatre Company; Prince Andrew High School; Prudential Assurance; Public Archives of Canada; Public Archives of Nova Scotia; Raber Glove Company Ltd.; David Renton; Revenue Canada Taxation; E. Lloyd Roberts; Rolly; Denise Rooney; Roscoe Laboratories, Inc.; Rotary Club of Halifax; Royal Bank of Canada; Royal Canadian Academy of Art; Royal Winnipeg Ballet Company; Chris Russell; Russell & Harrington Cutlery Co.; St. Francis Xavier University; Screen Art Products; Scull & Bones; Sculpture Associates; Shaw Festival; Willa Shaw; Shibui Wallcoverings; Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc.; Sir Wilfred Grenfell College; Rowland Smith; Snickeriverkstad; Sports & Recreation Bureau, Ministry of Community & Social Services Ontario; Amanda Stapells; Stephenville Festival; Strand Electric & Engineering Co.; Stratford Festival; Stratford Shakespearean Festival Foundation of Canada; and SUNY, College at Purchase Dean of Theatre Arts & Film.
