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File consists of photocopies of a history and membership lists pertaining to this organization.

File consists of a draft article by Jarrell entitled "'Special Recommendations with Regard to Ireland': English and Irish Perceptions of the Need for Technical Education, 1845-1899", notes, and a copy of the digest of minutes of evidence pertaining to Ireland's Royal Commission on Technical Instruction.

File consists of a draft paper by Jarrell entitled "Colonialism and Science: Ireland as an Experiment" and e-mail pertaining to Jarrell's presentation at a Trinity College Dublin symposium, "Colonial connections: Ireland, India and Education" held in October 2008. Also included are research materials include a bibliography, catalog search results, and a journal article.

File consists of a draft paper by Jarrell with Austin O'Sullivan entitled "Agricultural Education in Ireland", as well as bibliographies, correspondence, research materials, and notes. Included in the file are photographs of the Bannon School, sent to Jarrell by O'Sullivan.

File pertains to research materials accumulated by Jarrell on a research trip to British Library.

File pertains to Jarrell's contribution to a book edited by Norman D. McMillan entitled "The Revolutionary Force in Irish Education", an article entitled "Technical Education in Ireland, 1870-1899". Records include correspondence exchanged with McMillan, page proofs, and a contract.

File consists of a draft article by Jarrell entitled "Technical Education and Colonialism in Ireland in the Nineteenth Century" as well as related notes and correspondence. This article was written as a chapter for "History of Technical Education in Ireland".

File consists of notes, bibliographies and assessors' comments pertaining to Jarrell's research on science in Quebec and Ireland for a project entitled "Colonialism and the Failure of Indigenous Science: the cases of Quebec and Ireland in the 19th century".

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include C. Jay Kriplani, Gerry Killan, J.E. Kennedy, H.C. King, Margaret M. Knittl, Suzanne Koch-Weser, Sally Gregory Kohlstedt.

File consists of two letters sent to Jarrell from Othmar Keel.

File pertains to Jarrell's research for a paper presented at the 9th CSTHA conference in Kingston in Oct. 1995. Records include lists of faculty at Canadian universities, a draft of Jarrell's paper entitled "Science and Imperialism? The Education of the Canadian Scientific Professoriate 1862-1921", and presentation slide transparencies.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include Dave Lickley, T.H. Leith, Bruce Lewenstein, Henri Labouchiex, James Lambert, David Layton, Jean-Marie LeBlanc, Barbara Leonard, Martha List, G.L. Locke, Leon Lortie.

File consists of photographs of unidentified natural landscapes featuring mountains, trees, flowers, and animals.

File consists of reporting sheets and faculty lists pertaining to Jarrell's research about Laval University scientists.

File consists of photocopies of two documents, "Notice sur L'École normale Laval de Quebec pour L'exposition de Chicago" and "L'École normale Laval: un siecle d'histoire: 1857-1957".

File consists of correspondence sent to Jarrell from Trevor H. Levere.

File consists of a draft article by Jarrell entitled "Politicians, Politics and Scientism: Was the Liberal Party the Party of Science in Mid-19th Century Britain".

File consists of photocopies of a history and membership lists pertaining to this organization.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include Ged Martin, Jo Mrozewski, Judit Molnar, David P. Miller, Michel Marquis, Margaret Maher, James H. Marsh, Mary McD. Maude, Desmond Maxwell, Kenneth O. May, Wolfgang Milde, Peter M. Millman, Hilda C. Moessner, R. Charles Mollan, Yves Mougeot, John Brent Musgrave.

File pertains to Jarrell's involvement with the Markham Environmental Alliance. Records include financial statements, membership lists, e-mail, correspondence, memoranda, agendas, notices, pamphlets, research materials, issues of the organization's newsletter, "The Bur Oak", and a letters patent.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include Roy M. MacLeod, J. William McGowan, Bertrum MacDonald, H. Ian Macdonald, Jim MacLachlan, Malcolm MacNeil, G.R. Ian MacPherson, C.R. McArthur, N. McMillan, Jean R. McNiece, David McQueen.

File pertains to Jarrell's research about science professoriate at McGill University. Records include notes, biographies and instructor lists.

File consists of reporting sheets and faculty lists pertaining to Jarrell's research about McGill University scientists.

File consists of reporting sheets and faculty lists pertaining to Jarrell's research about McMaster University scientists.

File pertains to Jarrell's environmental activism as part of the Markham Environmental Alliance. Records include notes, e-mail, a telephone list, meeting minutes and agendas, a draft constitution, a membership form, and issues of a "Solutions" newsletter (vol. 8, no. 2, 1999) and the Friends of the Don East newsletter, "At the Forks" (vol. 6, issue 3, fall 1999).

File consists of a draft paper by Jarrell entitled "Federal Astronomy in Alberta: the Meteor Programmes of the Dominion Observatory and the National Research Council".

File consists of photocopies of correspondence and memoranda sent and/or received by Jarrell, mainly pertaining to various aspects of his research and writing. Correspondents include Woodruff T. Sullivan, Arthur E. Covington, Mary Lea Shane, Malcolm M. Thomson, David Edge, Gerhard Herzberg, Spencer R. Weart, and Nicolas Journet.

File consists of correspondence sent and received by Jarrell pertaining to his involvement with the Canadian Science and Technology Historical Association (CSTHA), the Canadian Society for the History and Philosophy of Science (CSHPS), and his editorial work for "HSTC Bulletin" (later "Scientia Canadensis").

File consists of directory entries for and lists of University of Manitoba science and math professors.

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include John M. Nicholas, E. Charles Nelson, H. Naugler, J.M. Neelin, W.H. New, W.T. Newnham, John M. Nicholas, Robert Nicholls, Arthur L. Norberg.

File pertains to this Faculty of Science and Engineering course taught by Jarrell in summer 2011, "The science and technology of music". Records include a course syllabus, examinations, examination answer keys, a TA workload form, and class response quiz reports.

File pertains to this Faculty of Science and Engineering course taught by Jarrell in winter 2013, "The science and technology of music". Records include a course syllabus, a TA workload form, group assignments, quizzes, answer keys, and examinations.

Item contains presentation slides, handouts, lecture notes, assignments, examinations, syllabi and other materials pertaining to three courses taught by Jarrell: The Science and Technology of Music (SC/NATS1520), Food, Science and Technology (SC/NATS1910), and Emergence of Cosmology as a Science (SC/STS 3755). File formats include PowerPoint slides, spreadsheets, PDFs, and text files.

File pertains to this Faculty of Science and Engineering course taught by Jarrell in winter 2013, "Understanding food". Records include a TA workload form, quizzes, an examination, and an answer key.

Item contains presentation slides, handouts, assignments, examinations and other materials pertaining to the fall 2003 portion of this course, Science: Past, Present and Future, taught by Jarrell. File formats include PowerPoint slides, spreadsheets, image files, and text files.

File pertains to this Faculty of Science and Engineering course taught by Jarrell in winter 2012, "Food, science and technology". Records include a course syllabus, and class response reports.

Item is a photocopy of a membership index of this society, detailing membership from the 19th to the early 20th century.

File pertains to Jarrell's agenda paper on the Newbrook Observatory for the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada (HSMBC) to determine the observatory's potential national historic significance and his research visit to the observatory. Records in this file are research materials, correspondence, e-mail, invoices, a contract for services, terms of reference for the project, notes, and an interview transcript.

File consists of lists of Canadian scientists who received awards and scholarships from the National Research Council between 1917 and 1938. Also included are notes and slide transparencies pertaining to a presentation entitled "The NRC Scholarship Programme and the Canadian Scientific Professoriate before World War II".

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include David Oldroyd, Colm E. O'Riordan, Kathleen Ochs, Dorothy M. O'Neill, Ruth Oratz, Margaret J. Osler, Lorraine Ourom, R.L.R. Overing, I.M. Owen, T.H. Levere.

File consists of reporting sheets and faculty lists pertaining to Jarrell's research about Ontario Agricultural College scientists.

File consists of reporting sheets and faculty lists pertaining to Jarrell's research about University of Ottawa scientists.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include Jules Pelletier, J. Posner, James E. Page, Michel Paquin, Michel Paradis, John Parry, Robert W. Passfield, G.R. Paterson, W.J. Patterson, Olaf Pedersen, Heinrich Pfeiffer, Esther R. Phillips, Michael A. Peterman, Stuart Pierson, Henri Pilon, Robert W. Passfield, Howard Plotkin, C.J.B.L. Porter.

File pertains to Jarrell's career and work at York University. Records include newspaper clippings, copies of his university diplomas and transcripts, memoranda and correspondence, book reviews, course evaluations, a fellowship report, notices, referee comments, newsletters, and a certificate of appreciation. Also in the file are group photographs including Jarrell taken at a radio astronomy conference held in Penticton, B.C., in 1994 and at an Irish science and technology conference held in Armagh, Northern Ireland, in Oct. 1994.

File consists of correspondence sent to Jarrell from Donald Phillipson.

File consists of notes, statistics and lists pertaining to Jarrell's research about physicists teaching in Canada.

File pertains to an article written by Jarrell entitled "J.S. Plaskett and the Modern Large Reflecting Telescope". Records include notes, article drafts, e-mail, edit notes, and photocopies of research materials.

Item is a manuscript for this report by Jarrell.

File consists of research materials pertaining to Jarrell's work on a paper about science in Quebec and Ireland. Records include notes, lists of scientists, a preface, an abstract, and a photocopy of the "Report on the state of principal museums in Canada and Newfoundland".

File consists of Jarrell's research notes and a copy of a SSHRC summary of assessment pertaining to Jarrell's research project proposal entitled "Colonialism and the Failure of Indigenous Science: the cases of Quebec and Ireland in the 19th Century".

File consists of biographical reports compiled by Jarrell pertaining to French-Canadian and Irish scientists.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include M.W. Ransom, Yakov M. Rabkin, Hollis Rinehart, Marc Rothenberg, Alan Richardson, Réne Racine, A.W. Rasporich, Graham F. Reed, Nathan Reingold, Paul Reinhardt, Harold Remus, Gus Richardson, Magdalene Riemann, Paul A. Robberecht, John Roberts, Ken Roberts, John Robson, C.G. Roland, Edward Rosen.

File consists of photocopies of two documents regarding a proposed new chapter of the Royal Dublin Society.

Item is a bibliography on the subject of big science accompanied by reading notes created by Jarrell.

Series consists of records pertaining to Jarrell's various academic research and writing projects, including his book "Educating the Neglected Majority". Records include notes, lists, statistics, draft articles and manuscripts, bibliographies, copies of membership lists and directories, reproductions of archival records, publications, photographs, and Jarrell's research index cards, organized by research subject. Also included in this series are textbooks written and used by Jarrell to teach his classes at York University.

File consists of published reviews of Jarrell's books. Included is a studio portrait of Jarrell.

Item is a photocopy of an 1883 report to the council of a meeting of the Royal Irish Academy in reference to the proposed new chapter for the Royal Dublin Society.

Fonds consists of records documenting Richard Jarrell's work as an academic and historian of science, his teaching and service activities as a professor at York University, and his interest in environmental conservancy. Records include correspondence and memoranda, research materials and notes, draft articles and manuscripts, copies of published writing, photographs, university notebooks and essays, York University course materials, and textbooks written by Jarrell.

File consists of incoming correspondence and memoranda and copies of outgoing correspondence pertaining to Jarrell's academic writing and activities, organized by Jarrell according to correspondent surname. Correspondents include Brigitte Schroeder-Gudehus, Frank H. Sweet, Michael Swift, Sam Shortt, Alice Stroup, Phillip Sloan, Chester Sadowski, J.M. Sanchez-Ron, Claude Savary, Matthias Schramm, Friedrich Seck, Tom Settle, Mary Lea Shane, William Shea, Rusty Schteir, Bruce Sinclair, W.W. Small, Christopher C. Smart, James L. Smith, David Spurgeon.

File consists of a draft article by Jarrell entitled "National or Imperial Science?: The State and the Funding of Science in Canada, 1841-1914", as well as related graphs and charts (on transparencies).

File consists of a draft paper by Jarrell entitled "Science and the State in Nineteenth-Century Canada: Nova Scotia Discovers Agriculture", as well as a reader assessment, statistics and notes.

File consists of Jarrell's handwritten research notes and statistics.

File consists of incoming correspondence, copies of outgoing correspondence, and referee reports pertaining to article submissions to the "Scientia Canadensis" journal, managed by Jarrell in his role as editor.

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell.

File consists of notes and bibliographic records pertaining to Jarrell's research about New York State.

File pertains to Jarrell's contribution to the Ontario Historical Society's centennial volume, "Patterns of the Past: Interpreting Ontario's History", an article entitled "Science and the British Connection Reconsidered: Science and the State in Ontario and Michigan to 1914". Records include correspondence, a letter of agreement, a reader assessment, research notes, and a grant application.

File consists of Jarrell's research notes, statistics and a draft of his article entitled "National or Imperial Science? The State and the Funding of Science in Canada, 1841-1914".

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell.

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell and published by the Scientia Press Ltd.

Item is a textbook written by Jarrell.

File consists of a variety of publications produced by the Science Council of Canada, including reports, discussion papers, and issues of the council's journals "Agenda" and "In Touch".

File pertains to Jarrell's research on this subject, including his visit to Ireland in 2009. Records include notes, bibliographies, a journal article, research forms, a table detailing 18th and 19th century Irish scientists.

File includes notes, lists of professors, statistics and reporting sheets pertaining to Queen's University faculty and a table detailing information about Canadian physicists.

File consists of a summary of data collected and digitized, statistics, a letter by Jarrell to Paul Bogaard on the subject of his research, an article by Bogaard entitled "Science within the Liberal Arts: Mount Allison and the Maritime Universities".

File includes a copy of an articles of revival form filled out by Jarrell for The Scientia Press Ltd., Ministry of Government Services microfiche of unidentified documents, and a copy of The Scientia Press corporate 2007 tax return.

Item is a bound assembly of articles written by Jarrell for Spezzatino magazine, given to Jarrell's family after his death.

File pertains to York University's program in Science and Technology Studies and Jarrell's role as program coordinator. Records include meeting agendas and minutes, program governing regulations, reports of the coordinator, committee lists, memoranda, a list of core curricula, proposals, and enrollment statistics.

File pertains to this Science and Technology Studies Program course taught by Jarrell in fall 2012, "Emergence of cosmology as a science". Records include a course syllabus, questions on the readings, essay guidelines, group assignments, and examinations.

File pertains to this Science and Technology Studies Program course taught by Jarrell in winter 2010, "Emergence of cosmology as a science". Records include a course syllabus, a course calendar, assignments and answer keys, examinations, and essay topics.

File pertains to this Atkinson College course taught by Jarrell in fall-winter 1992-1993, "Special topics: issues in environmental science". Records include a course syllabus, notes, a copy of the final examination, a reading list, a course schedule, and lecture notes.

File pertains to this Graduate Program in Science and Technology Studies course taught by Jarrell in fall 2010, "Big science". Records include a course syllabus, informed consent forms for coursework-related research involving human participants, lecture notes, and a bibliography.

File pertains to this graduate Program in Science and Technology Studies course taught by Jarrell in winter 2012, "Science and technology in Canadian development". Records include a course syllabus, a group assignment, lecture notes, and a course evaluation form.