This sub-series contains materials regarding the Centre for Art Tapes Scholarship Committee. Records include correspondence, funding requests, applications, promotional material and equipment use booking sheets.
This sub-series contains materials regarding the Centre for Art Tapes Intermediate Residency Program, which was open to members able to spend a focused period of time on a project or series of projects. The program supported proposals for production and post-production in video, audio or new media art projects. Records include applications and graphic materials.
This sub-series contains materials regarding Program 5, a video training grant developed in collaboration with Centre for Art Tapes, the Atlantic Filmmakers Cooperative, Shortworks Film and Video Training and Canadian Broadcasting Television. It was variously referred to as Five Minute Video Productions, 5 Minute Film Program, 5 Minute Film and 5 Minute Production Grants. Records include graphic materials, promotional materials, correspondence, signed agreements, signed employee waivers, video scripts and applications.
Sub-series contains two scripts, a score, and a program for a 1986 production of "Kiss me, Kate" directed and choreographed by Alan Lund for Kitchener-Waterloo Musical Productions. The production ran from November 19 to 23, 1986.
Sub-series contains two scripts and a score for Anything Goes, a musical comedy by Guy Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse and heavily revised by Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse. The musical features the music and lyrics of Cole Porter.
Subseries consists of administrative files used and/or created by staff in the IBEW Local 1928, including correspondence, reports, photographs, and surveys. The subseries includes records relating to the construction, lease, and insurance for the IBEW Local 1928 offices in the J.K. Bell Union Centre, Bayers Lake Industrial Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Subseries contains records from strike action taken by IBEW Local 1928, mostly against Nova Scotia Power. The records include correspondence, press releases, picket line schedules, and minutes of the Trial Board regarding the issuance of strike assessment fines to union members.
Subseries consists of injury and accident reports and some related correspondence. In early investigation reports, injured parties are identified by name, but starting in 1989, the reports identify the injured parties by job and location only.
Subseries contains slides, lecture notes, students’ teaching evaluations, and presentations transparencies and PowerPoints used by Ransom Myers in his classes at Dalhousie University or for external lectures. Also included are exams and assignments given to students as well as photographs of class trip.
Subseries contains records regarding Ransom Myers’ students. Subseries includes thesis drafts, and research notes, thesis defence presentations and invitations.
Subseries contains datasets and figures created and used by Ransom Myers and his research team. Series includes web content collected from three websites created by or regarding Myers and his research. The websites are: Myers Lab, RAM legacy and Myers Stock Recruitment database as well as printouts of datasets used for Myers’ research. Web content was collected using ArchiveIt.
Subseries contains records regarding Ransom Myers’ funding from various grant agencies, including grant applications, correspondence, budgets, grant proposals, letters of support for grant applications, contracts for funding agreements, and materials regarding funding agencies and organizations.
