University of Western Ontario: Elizabeth Laird lecture
- UTA 1287-6-B2015-0005/024(24)
- File
- 6 Feb 1996
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University of Western Ontario: Elizabeth Laird lecture
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"Mapping the Punic collection of the Museum of Carthage" with Vanda Vitali, corrected 1996
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Nuclear power: misc. documents and correspondence
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Subseries documents Dr. Franklin’s involvement with the Quaker community, as a member of Toronto Monthly Meeting and as a clerk of the Peace Committee of the Canadian Friends Service Committee (CFSC).
Activities documented include campaigns for disarmament, the Cruise Missile Conversion Project, attempts to set up a Quaker Study Centre at King City, demonstrations at the radar base of La Macaza, briefing the Lamarsh Commission, and many more. Records include minutes from the General Meetings and Peace Committees, material related to various CFSC conferences, gatherings, and institutes, papers and reports, media coverage, public education literature, briefs, newsletters, and correspondence.
The series also includes records relating to the operation by Canadian Quakers of the Peace Centre on Grindstone Island in the Rideau Lakes. This includes documents internal to the Quaker operation and the work of the peace education secretary Murray Thomson. According to Dr. Franklin, much of the work around the Grindstone Island programs was controversial, not only with respect to Canadian public opinion, but also within certain more traditional elements of the Quaker community. Records relating to Grindstone Island include minutes, internal documents, reports, programs and photographs. Included is also Thirty-one Hours, the printed transcript of the 1965 Summer Institute on Non-Violence, which was an exercise in non-violence. The transcript is an important original document of the responses of a pacifist community to a real and life-threatening attack.
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Deer Park Ratepayers Group Inc.: Honorary Member
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International privacy and data protection conference, Ottawa [see B2015-0005/007S for audiotape]
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LEAF (Women's Legal Education and Action Fund) Person's Day breakfast
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Ontario School Counsellor's Association conference keynote
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Royal Canadian Institute: lecture: Integrated knowledge and community service
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SciMaTech '96: How should we think about technology [see B2015-0005/017M for VHS]
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Trinity College: Strange Attractors: Wonder and Mystery in Faith and Science
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University of Western Ontario: physics seminar
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Declined councils and focus groups
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Brochures and public information
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Asking Different Questions: Women and Science / NFB [51:00]
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Earth System symposium: CIAR, Ontario Science Centre
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Forestry: graduate seminar I FOR1001F
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Laidlaw Foundation Civic Roundtable
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Southam lecture: "The How and Why of Communication: orienteering in cyberspace" [transcript]
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University of Toronto course on Massey lectures, Continuing Studies
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Ursula Franklin at Nippissing University, North Bay
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Letter from UFA teacher to J. Edward Chamberlin re: mathematics and Modernism
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Condensation of Ursula Franklin Massey Lecture of 1988
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
AECL preprint: The disposal of Canada
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AECL: Engineering for a disposal facility using the in-room emplacement method [annotated]
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VOW Review of nuclear fuel waste disposal
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Nuclear waste: hearings, correspondence, press
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Map: Canadian pollutant releases and transfers, NPRI data
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VOW presentation to panel on nuclear waste management hearings
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Notes on conscientious objector status in Canadian law
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Series consists of records relating to Dr. Franklin’s teaching duties. One course in particular is very well documented – JAM 2012: Ancient Materials. According to Dr. Franklin, this course was quite innovative. It was intended for incoming graduate students in Anthropology or Materials Engineering, taught through the School of Graduate Studies. The respective departments – Archeology and Anthropology and Materials Engineering MMS - carried the JAM courses in their calendars. The students worked together in pairs, one student from each discipline. In contrast to the usual joint courses taught by different staff members in a sequence of individually-taught sections, the JAM courses were truly co-taught, i.e. both instructors were present at all sessions, which consisted of annotated conversation between two professionals, linking theory and practice.
Records in the series include course and project descriptions, exam questions, lecture notes, and student projects. The series also includes an extensive collection of teaching aids, including teaching slides (depicting museum/archaeological artifacts), 4 boxes of micrographs, and several boxes of artifacts used in instruction, including various rocks, Chinese spade coins, Canadian coins and stamps, and metal samples.
This series also contains 2 files on students who were supervised by Dr. Franklin.
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Students - letters, evaluations, coop [restricted]
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Opening of the Ursula Franklin Academy
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Keynote address "Community Access to the Information Highway Conference"
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Franklin lecture: John and Lois Dove Memorial Lecture
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