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Six resumes created and likely used by Andrew Telegdi that outline his professional activities, work experience, and education.

File consists of typed and handwritten resumes created by Dixon.

Curriculum vitae of PhD students and graduates. The resumes presumably belonged to applicants for teaching positions in the Department of Applied Analysis and Computer Science at the University of Waterloo.

Contains material relating to accounting issues, incuding unitization. Includes correspondence to and from the Kitchener and Waterloo Community Foundation, job description for a volunteer accounting position and resumés.

File consists of documentation and correspondence relating to the appointment of professors in the mathematics department of York University. Also includes information on the founding of the department, resumes, and information on the Piepenburg lecture series.

This series includes material related to Andrew Telegdi’s personal life and activities. Records include Telegdi’s cab driver picture card, planning diaries, memo books, resumes, photographs, eulogies and obituaries for friends and family members, and artwork. In addition, this series contains the program for Telegdi’s funeral service.

Contains memo sent to the sculpture committee of the City of Waterloo by Deborah Bricknell on July 16, 1987. Nancy-Lou Patterson was a member of this committee. Also contains the resumés of 26 sculptors who entered the City of Waterloo/CN Real Estate Sculpture Competition in 1987. Additionally includes typed lists of slides of sculptors' works submitted for review by the jury.

File consists of material relating to personnel activities in relation to the opening of an electronics production facility in Morristown, TN, the hiring process for Manager of U.S. Operations, and the suspension of production at the facility. Includes correspondence and memoranda (some photocopied), photocopies of resumes, manuscript and typed notes, draft news releases, and other documents. Many documents are annotated "Casino file". The file probably belonged to Gary Alcock, Director of Human Resources.

Series consists of material documenting Ross Dixon's search for employment and his career up until the time he began working at the Dominion Rubber Company, and includes material from his time at Toronto Radio & Sports, Research Enterprises Limited, Otaco Limited, and other companies.

Series also includes material documenting his professional activities and associations from throughout his career, such as his involvement with the Industrial Accident Prevention Association, the Grand Valley Personnel Association, the Canadian Public Relations Society, and the Canadian Manufacturers' Association.

Series includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, forms, manuals, brochures, certificates, financial statements, agendas, handwritten notes, resumes, ephemera, and other material.