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Archives and Special Collections |
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The Archives serves as the repository of the recorded history of Trinity Western University. Through the acquisition and preservation of these records, and the provision of access to them, the Archives supports and furthers the mission of the University. In order to fulfill its mandate, the Archives acquires archival materials which document the mission, characteristics, decisions and activities of the Trinity Western University community. |
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University Records and Special Collections Private Fonds |
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The Robert N. Thompson Collection
This collection includes the
Robert N. Thompson fonds, photographs, books,
and artifacts from Ethiopia and around the world. The records comprising
the fonds document his work in post-war Ethiopia with the Ministry of
Education and with the Sudan Interior Mission (SIM), his service as
federal leader of the Social Credit Party of Canada (1960's), and his
involvement with numerous organizations and institutions, including
Trinity Western University and World Vision.
Work on the textual records was jointly funded by the Norma Marion Alloway Library and the Canadian Council of Archives. |
The Mel Smith Papers The Mel Smith Papers includes the
Mel
Smith fonds, government documents and publications,
photographs, and historical documents (both framed and unframed). The
fonds consists of records which document Mr. Smith's service to the
Province of British Columbia particularly in the areas of constitutional
reform and First Nations issues.
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The Lyle Wicks Papers In 1949 Lyle Wicks became the founding President of
the B.C. Social Credit League; from 1952 until 1960 he served as an MLA
for the Dewdney constituency. From 1961 to 1973 he served as a member of
the Board of the Public Utilities Commission, which was abolished in
1973. The
Lyle
Wicks fonds documents his political career.
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