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Contains three bound copies of course material produced by the Department of University Extension. The first, "An Elementary Course on the Analytical Geometry of Three Dimensions" contains course lecture material delivered between 1924 and 1933. The second two contain packages of course material for the departments Municipal Government courses for the 1957 through 1959 academic years. These packages contain syllabi, guest lecture information, lecture overviews and notes as well as full typed lectures delivered during the course.

Eight Scrapbooks of newspaper clippings.

This fonds contains 10 accessions of records. See accession-level descriptions for more details.

Copy of a report, consisting of reading in 'Continuing University Adult Education', compiled by J. S. White of the Division of University Extension and used in a seminar organized by the Ontario Council for Continuing Education

Correspondence files on the distribution and publication of "Out of the earth: the mineral industry in Canada" (UofT Press, 1954) and on corporate donations. Book was based on lecture series "A popular course on the Canadian mineral industry" presented as evening course in winter 1950-51.

Information files (newspaper clippings, handbooks, etc.) produced by the Divisions' Information Centre for use by students.

Includes minutes of the Division (1907-1963) and Staff Committees (1955-1968); correspondence and subject files (1947-1973); printed material, notably lists of Extension Lectures (1914-1946), calendars and circulars; and two sound recordings of the Senate Committee on Extension (1971). Annual reports (1955-56, 1967-68)

Glass slides of University of Toronto buildings and grounds.

Correspondence, essays, reports and publications relating to the history of university extension and adult education, including minutes of the Committee on the Pass and General Course for Teachers.

Administrative files (ca. 1955-1967); correspondence and brochures relating to degree, certificate, diploma, pre-university and correspondence courses (ca. 1952-1974); administrative files of Edward M. Gruetzner (ca. 1958-1971) and forms and correspondence primarily relating to appointments (1968-1970).