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1963-2004 (Creation)
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- Trent University. Peter Robinson College
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1.75 m
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Peter Robinson College was opened in 1964 as an all-male college. It was named after Peter Robinson, the government representative responsible for organizing the first substantial immigration to the Peterborough area. College Masters were Richard Sadleir, Ian Chapman, Ian McLachlan, Andrew Wernick, John Milloy, Theresa Topic, Jan Fialkowski (acting), George Nader, and Peter Lapp (acting). The College was closed in the early 2000s
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Fonds consists of records of Peter Robinson College. See box listing below for more details.
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Box 1
1: Endowment funds for Colleges
2: Senate Executive 1973-1974
3: Admission letters 1973-1974
4: Cleaning and maintenance 1965-1971
5: Renovations 1965-1976
6: Meal charges
7: Academic committee (PRC)
8: Print Shop originals 1964-1976
9: Printing advisory committee
10: Literary and cultural committee
11: Part time students
12: Fellows 1970-1974
13: Fellows 1964-1970
14: Food services
15: Council by-laws
16: Canadian Intercollegiate Sailing Association
17: College repairs
18: Committee on Lady Eaton College meeting minutes and correspondence
19: Canadian Service for Overseas Students
20: Subcommittee for the planning of the Physics Building
21: British universities
22: Inter Universities
23: Library, PRC
Box 2
1: World University Service of Canada
2: K Vice – Master
3: Purchasing department
4: Furniture
5: Liaison committee
6: Miscellaneous PRC correspondence
7: as above
8: College brochure
9: Correspondence regarding dons
10: Man and Survival
11: as above
12: as above
13: PRC – alternations and renovations, 1966
14: Teaching methods and curriculum subcommittee reports
15: Health service committee
16: Professor Chapman, general
17: Information to Mr. Leishman
18: Professor Chapman, general correspondence
19: as above
20: as above
21: Miscellaneous PRC invitations, notices to students, etc., 1964-1968
22: List: undergraduate members of PRC 1966-1967
Box 3
1: Peterborough Kinsmen Club – documents found on Peter Robinson College property
2: Public Library – minutes and correspondence dealing with Peterborough Public Library
3: 406 Aylmer Street
4: Miscellaneous documents found on PRC property – includes family names, Boyd, Sheehy, Adair, Trambley, Sauve, Shaughnessy (documents include land deeds, wills, passports, and separation papers)
5: as above
6: College VI – part time studies draft proposal
7: Report on the committee on the role of colleges
8: Committee on colleges
9: as above
10: Senate reports
11: as above
12: Development
13: Admissions committee
14: Ad hoc committee College V
15: College V
16: Science policy programs: “Proposal and Comments”
17: File
18: 723 George Street
19: Site Development Master Plan review
20: Drug information group
21: Report on the committee on research
Box 4
1: Trent Pollution Colloquium
2: Foreign students 1971
3: Correspondence re townhouses
4: Planning committee College V
5: as above
6: Master College V
7: Committee on colleges
8: Brian McManus (1951-1998) dedication plaque (“This Junior Common Room is in Dedication to Brian McManus”)
Box 5
NOTE: received from Professor Jim Struthers, 2005
Files: PRC closure, etc.
NOTE: received from Christine Diaz, May & June 2006
- Historical file: includes 1988 PRC constitution, 1989-90 meal steward’s manual, invitations, etc.
- PRC Executive Committee meeting minutes, 1978-1987 (scattered)
- College Review, 1993-1994
- Master position: correspondence, etc., 1973-1993
Box 6
- Reaction to Hansen Report, 1981
- Space issues; Site Development, 1984-1988; “The Cottage” space concerns, 1995
- New building proposal; renovations, 1988-1989
- Cabinet: minutes (scattered), related correspondence, etc., 1965-1978, 1983-1985
- Council of Fellows: minutes (scattered), 1979-1982
NOTE: Box 7 PRC Library materials received from Jodi Aoki, February 2001
Box 7
- McClelland & Stewart W.O. Mitchell donation, 1993
- Correspondence, 1983, 1993-1999
- Student monitors, 1984-1986, 1992-2001; Monitor’s Manual [1999]
- Library reports, 1979-2000
- PRC Library Advisory Board minutes, 1965-1971
- Requests to College Cabinet for funding, 1969-1987
- Recon project, 1993-1994
- Culling project, 1997-1998
- Library relocation discussion, 1997
- Book sale, 1998
- Library subcommittee meeting minutes & membership, 1997-1998
- Library policy, 1999
- Book donations, 1993-1994
- 4 note books listing books circulated and acquired
- 2 record books listing books catalogued for PRC Library
- Book example with “Harry Hobbs Memorial Library, Peter Robinson College” stamp
- History of PRC Library (re naming after “Harry Hobbs”); also history of PRC
Box 8
NOTE: Box 8 received from Christine Diaz, September 2006.
- PRC Cabinet: minutes & correspondence, 1990-1998
- PRC social events, 1990-2000
- Proposal: “Beautification of Peter Robinson College Club Proposal: Tree and bush planting within the “quad” of townhouses, n .d.
- Proposal to establish a “Peterborough Transient Centre” using the facilities of Denne House during the summer, 1970
- PRC Architecture, renovations, maintenance:
- Floor plans for PRC buildings [1982-1985]; n.d.
- Five Bay Garage [former coach house]: drawing & renovation costs, 1968
- Sound control between dining room & servery: plan & costs, 1970
- Sketch of proposed canopy over main entrance to 733 George St., 1969
- Trent’s 25th anniversary birthday carnival, 1989: notes re events
- Barnardo historic plaque installation, 1999
Miscellaneous:
- letter of commendation from P.A.C.A.C. to PRC for renovations and maintenance of integrity of Sadleir House, 1991
- Hansen Report discussion at PRC, 1981
- working paper on the future composition of the town colleges, 1969
- recommendations for students sharing residence accommodation
Material added May 2007:
- Published article: "Judicial Review in the Community of Scholars: A Short History of Kulchyski v. Trent University" / Daniel A. Nelson (Education Law Journal, April 2004. Vol.13, Issue 3)
NOTE: Boxes 9 & 10 received from Lindy Garneau, September 2015.
Box 9
- Bob Selling's Stained Glass, 1984-1989
- Brief to the Development Committee, Peter Robinson College, [1967]
- Senior Common Room, 1979
- College floor maps and room numbers, 1982
- PRC floor and building plans, 1997
- PRC publicity information, 1979
- Space committee, 1997
- Prizes and awards (several folders)
- Various: convocation, residence agreements, memos to staff, etc. 1990s
- Ashley Fellowship, 1985-2000
- PRC events, 1999-2003
- Fellows (PRC), 1989-1995
Box 10
- Student lists, 1996-2000
- Scholars, 1995-2002
- Artist in residence, Donnell Leahy, 1998
- Vogrie Committee (re PRC), 1995
- Award plaque: Peter Robinson College Introductory Seminar Week Amigee Group Participation Award, 1989-2001
Materials added in 2021, received from Jodi Aoki (former librarian of PRC)
- Peter Robinson College Library, 1992-2003
- Closure of Peter Robinson College, 2000-2002