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UA 19, PC 8 (A.80-43, A.80-47, A.86-17, A.90-14, A.03-114,
A.04-119)
Title: Alumni Association Inc. of the University
of Manitoba fonds
Dates: 1912-1980, 1990
Extent: 6.3 m of textual records. -- 237 photographs,
16 negatives, 1 slide, 3 contact sheets, 5 postcards and 1 sketch.
Administrative History: Founded in 1921, the
Alumni Association seeks to cultivate loyalty to the University
among graduates and former students of the University of Manitoba.
In 1926, one year before the University's fiftieth anniversary,
the Association created the University of Manitoba Quarterly, a
journal of University news and events for alumni. The Alumni Association
operated largely as an independent association until 1958 when President
Saunderson created the Public Relations and Information Office.
The Alumni Association assumed the operative role of the Public
Relations and Information Office and received direct funding from
the University.
Custodial History: The records were donated to
Archives & Special Collections in several accessions, beginning
in 1980, by members of the Alumni Association.
Scope and Content: The earlier accessions of
the fonds includes minutes and correspondence of the Board of Directors
and Committees, including the Centennial Committee; files on awards,
fund raising and advertising activities; correspondence with branches
of the Association and other Canadian and American Alumni Associations;
annual reports; and miscellaneous correspondence of former Alumni
Executive Director, John M. Gordon. Most records date from 1950
to 1975. The A.03-114 accession of the fonds contains 43 photographs
of historical figures relating to the University of Manitoba, the
Canadian Forestry Convention in Winnipeg, and the official opening
of BRIDGE. The fonds also contains a newspaper clipping of a cartoon.
Restrictions: Open to all researchers
Finding Aids: On-line finding aids for several
accession of this fonds are available at the links below. Printed
finding aids are also available in the Archives & Special Collections
reading room.
UA 19 (A.80-43,
A.80-47, A.83-03, A.86-17)
PC 8 (A.80-43,
A.80-47, A.83.03, A.86-17)
PC 8 (A.03-114)
We greatly acknowledge the financial support of the Manitoba Department
of Culture, Heritage and Tourism and the Heritage Grants Advisory
Council in the creation of this finding aid.
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