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The fonds consists of records that document the founding, activities, and functions of the Association, including correspondence, minutes, newsletters, financial reports, lists of members, copies of the constitution (1990 and revised June 10, 1993) and two copies of "Some thoughts on the raison d'etre and aims of our theological society," by Doug Harink, October 1989.

The fonds consists of correspondence, speeches, articles, notes, minutes, photographs, scrapbooks and other records relating to Thompson's personal life, his involvement with various organizations, his military career and work in Ethiopia, his political career as MP and national leader of the Social Credit Party of Canada, and his work as an educator.

Note that in addition to these textual records, the RNT Fonds is also comprised of the following:

1. A large number of artifacts, many of which are on display in the RNT building on the TWU campus
2. Audio and video cassettes, filed in the database with Coll. 02, the A/V collection; also physically filed with other A/V materials
3. Scrapbooks containing news clippings and personal memorabilia sorted in chronological order (from 1960 to 1996)
4. Scrapbooks containing political cartoons clipped from newspapers, sorted in chronological order (1963-1996)
5. Photographs

Fonds consists of records documenting the activities and functions of the University's Admissions Department.
The Fonds is comprised of the following series:
Series 01: Correspondence and Memoranda
Series 02: Minutes of Meetings
Series 03: Financial Records
Series 04: Reports and Planning documents
Series 05: Events and Recruitment
Series 06: Policies and Procedures
Series 07: Administrative Records
Series 08: Personnel Records

The Fonds consists of records documenting the activities and functions of the University's Student Association (TWUSA). Materials transferred to the Archives include very incomplete records from 1969 to 1985, as well as minutes of meetings from 1989-1990; 1992-2003

The fonds consists of records that document the activities and functions of the Student Life Department, including correspondence, minutes, reports, financial and personnel records.
Series within the fonds include the following:
Series 01: Career Centre (Acting Director, MaryEllen Kuehl, as of 2003; Lory Block Director 1994 - ?)
Series 02: Community Life (Director, Sheldon Loeppky, 1999-2010) [no records]
Series 03: First Year Experience (Director, Cathy Chapplow, ca 2001-2011)
Series 04: Student Ministries (Director, Rob Rhea, 2003)
Series 05: Wellness Centre (Director, Kurt Lundberg, 2003)
Series 06: General departmental records transferred to the Archives prior to 1998

The fonds consists of records that document the activities, functions, and decisions of the TWU Archives Department.
Series within the fonds include:
Series 01: General records created prior to 1994
Series 02: Archivist's Departmental and Resource Files
Series 03: Transcripts of audio-visual materials held in the TWU Archives, created by staff and students

Fonds consists of records documenting the decisions and activities of the Music Department at Trinity, and consists of four series: departmental minutes of meetings, departmental programs, event planning, and promotional material.

Fonds consists of records documenting some of the work of Dr. Downey at Trinity (see also Fonds 3, 14, and 62), and includes minutes of meetings, correspondence, memos.

This collection consists of the various publications created by TWU personnel and students, including newsletters, bulletins, yearbooks, newspapers, magazines, directories, handbooks, university calendars, graduation programs, convocation programs, etc.

In 1985, the four-year teacher education degree program was launched at Trinity Western University (TWU); graduates from TWU's program had to attend Simon Fraser University for their fifth and final year. TWU applied to the British Columbia College of Teachers (BCCT) to offer the required certification year in its own right in January of 1995. In June, 1996, the BCCT ignored the recommendation of its own committee and rejected TWU's application, citing the TWU community standards, which require students to refrain from extramarital sex, including homosexual behavior. The BCCT argued that students graduating from TWU's teacher education program would introduce an unwelcome bias to the public school classroom. TWU challenged the BCCT's decision by filing suit in the Supreme Court of British Columbia in May 1997. On September 12th of that year, the Court ordered that the BCCT approve TWU's teacher education program, stating that there was no evidence of intolerance amongst TWU-trained teachers. The BCCT appealed the decision, but on December 30th, 1998, the British Columbia Court of Appeal upheld the earlier decision. The BCCT appealed this ruling to the Supreme Court of Canada, which agreed on December 9th, 1999, to hear the case. In November of 2000, both sides presented their arguments before the Court, and on May 17th, 2001, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled in favour of Trinity Western University.

This Collection consists of records created or acquired by TWU administrators, faculty and staff, documenting the court case between the BCCT and TWU pertaining to the University's teacher education program. Types of records included in the collection include minutes of meetings, correspondence, news releases and newspaper clippings, reports, and copies of official court documents.
Series within the collection include:
Neil Snider (01)
Guy Saffold (02)
Glen Forrester (03)
Joy McCullough (04)
Media and Publications Department (05)
Court Documents (06)
Newspaper Clippings (07)
Development Department (08)
Harro Van Brummelen (09)