Series 13 - Teaching

1.11m textual, graphic

Prof. Russell taught several courses in political science at both the undergraduate and graduate level at the University of Toronto beginning with his appointment as lecturer in 1958. Additionally, he taught courses outside the University at institutions such as the Royal Canadian Air Force College (1964-1968) and Makerere University College in Uganda, as well as through the Learning to Live in Retirement courses. This series contains correspondence with students as well as lecture notes, course outlines, reading lists, and correspondence with University administration and co-instructors such as Bob Rae. Of particular interest may be POL 299Y, a research directed seminar conducted in 1995-1996 relating to Prof. Russell’s research on the Mabo case for his book Recognizing Aboriginal Title: The Mabo Case and Indigenous Resistance to English-Settler Colonialism (2006).

Student correspondence in this series is restricted and subject to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA). This includes the following files:
B2001-0005/068(05)
B2001-0005/069(01) - (08)
B2017-0006/038(01) - (09)
B2019-0008/017(01) - (02)

For list of photographs removed from files see Series 15 (Photographs). Also see Series 6: (Professional activities and addresses, B2019-0008) for guest lectures, and Series 12: (Books, B2019-0008(12), “Annotated Bibliography, ‘Indigenous Content Syllabus Materials: a Resource for Political Science Instructors in Canada’ by the CPSA Reconciliation Committee”).