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Emmanuel College (Toronto, Ont.). Principal's Office fonds
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- Source of title proper: Title based on the contents of the fonds.
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1929-2016, predominant 1945-2001 (Creation)
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12.59 m of textual records
67 photographs
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Administrative history
The Principal's Office was created in 1928 when Emmanuel College was founded. The College was established as a result of the formation of The United Church of Canada in 1925 and formed with the intention of continuing the tradition of theological education established earlier by Canadian Methodists and Presbyterians. The Principal is head of the College, and thus responsible for its academic program, life and work.
List of Principals:
Alfred Gandier (1928-1932)
Richard Davidson (1932-1943)
Frederick Langford (1943-1945)
Alexander Dawson Matheson (1945-1956)
Kenneth Harrington Cousland (1956-1963)
Earl S. Lautenschlager (1963-1971)
William O. Fennell (1971-1981)
Douglas Jay (1981-1990)
John Hoffman (1990-1996)
Roger Hutchinson (1996-2001)
Samuel Peter Wyatt (2001-2008)
Mark G. Toulouse (2009-2017)
Phyllis D. Airhart (Interim - 2017-2018)
Michelle Voss Roberts (2018-2021)
John H. Young (Interim - 2021-2022)
Custodial history
Scope and content
Fonds consists of 12 series containing the records of the former Principals and the Principal's Office: Subject files ; Correspondence ; Records relating to the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada ; Records relating to the Emmanuel College Financial Campaign ; Records relating to teaching staff ; Records related to committees and task forces ; Records related to inter-institutional agreements and cooperation ; Records related to honorary degrees ; Records related to programs and degrees ; Records related to Lectures, Conferences and events ; Records related to bursaries, scholarships and funds ; Records related to grants and endowments
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1989.024V
1992.042V
1994.040V
2001.084V
2002.105V
2003.150V
2004.088V
2015.03V
2016.09V
2017.13V
Arrangement
The Principal's Office has historically maintained all files in alphabetical order by subject. Prior to 2017, the Archives maintained on large series called Subject Files which contained all of the records. In 2017, the Archivist grouped like records together in series based on activity in order to aid with searching.
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Restrictions on access
Series 5 and 8 contains files marked with RR. These files are restricted in keeping with relevant privacy legislation. Contact archivist for details on access.
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Photographs are described in the photograph database : http://archival-photos.vicu.utoronto.ca/
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Accruals
Further accruals are expected.
General note
See also Alfred Gandier (Fonds 2026) for records, 1928–1932, Richard Davidson (Fonds 2024) for records, 1932–1943, and Kenneth Harrington Cousland (Fonds 2036) for records, 1956 to 1963
General note
See also President's Office Fonds (Fonds 2021, series 18 - Records relating to Emmanuel College)