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Series contains Dr. Orteza's professional and career related activities. Includes her PhD dissertation on "A Neo-Realistic Interpretation of the Mind and its Implications for Education: A Study of the Writings of Ralph Barton Perry."

Fonds consists of a recording and transcript of an interview that Blanka Bracic held with author Luisa Valenzuela. Blacic wrote a thesis on Valenzuela's work as part of her MA in Spanish at the UofC.

Thesis "I Linearization methods for systems not at chemical equilibrium, II Equilibrium pressures and phase compositions for non-ideal mixtures" by William Laidlaw for the degree of Master of Science in Chemistry from the California Institute of Technology.

Thesis "Applications of the variational method" by William Laidlaw for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the Department of Chemistry and the University of Alberta in September 1963.