This series contains course outlines, exams, some student assignments (particularly those relating to summer courses taught at Rankin Inlet); as well as correspondence with colleagues in the department, faculty minutes, and other reports relating to the department.

This series contains original research data and copies of government records, relating to the impact of relocation on Inuit people.

This series contains minutes and other documents related to the administration of INS, as well as some research materials, reports, etc.

This series contains correspondence, financial, medical, and other records relating to Williamson and his family.

This series contains records relating to Williamson's university committee work, and most extensively documents his work with the International Committee and international studies. In addition, it contains some reference materials from the Centre for Community Studies, and includes correspondence on a variety of issues facing the University over time.

This series contains Williamson's extensive collection of reference materials, primarily related to circumpolar regions. It includes several Inuit publications, as well as some government reports, academic articles, community publications, etc.

This series is comprised of correspondence with family, friends and colleagues and relates to personal, professional and academic interests and activities, including job and grant applications, research proposals and projects. In the case of Linvill, there are files pertaining to movies, the University Film Society, and chess, GO and other board games. Avra's personal material also includes a novel manuscript entitled "New Granada".

This series consists of correspondence, research project proposals and grant applications, bibliographies and notes, published and published resources, maps, Northern newspapers, news clippings, questionnaires, minutes of meetings, financial records, drafts and reports, photographs and slides, and audio cassettes, including recordings of interviews, relating to research in Indian and Metis communities

This series contains correspondence with writers and publishers, and a listing of Robert Currie's submissions to various publications. Copies of works submitted are also included.

This series consists of records of Robert Currie's editorial work, both published and unpublished. Included are the records of the literary magazine 'Salt', which was started by Currie.

This series contains Robert Currie's copies of records related to Thunder Creek Publishing Co-operative and Coteau Books.

This series contains materials related to Robert Currie's involvement with the Festival of Words, the Saskatchewan Writers Guild, and various literary events.

This series consists of memorabilia related to awards and literary events, as well as reviews and articles about Robert Currie.

This series contains material pertaining to Lake Simcoe, Prince Albert National Park, Kamloops, Paul Lake, Waterton Lakes National Park, Okanagan Lake, Saline Lakes, Amethyst Lake, Lac la Ronge, Lakes in Ontario and various related topics.