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File consists of two reports created by the adult education section of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, titled, "Participants in Further Education in Canada" and "Survey of Adult Education: 1961-1962."

File consists of an issue of the Women's Bureau Bulletin (No. IX, July 1963), issued by the Department of Labour of Canada, titled, "Opportunities for Continuing Education: A Second Chance for Women."

File consists of a working document titled, "Manpower and Social Affairs Directorate Elasticity of Hours-of-Work Systems," created by the Social Affairs Division of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.

File consists of bibliographies and lists of books relevant to the study of women's history and education.

File consists of a study conducted for the Metropolitan Toronto Housing Authority by the Housing Section of the Research Division of the Metropolitan Toronto Planning Board, titled, "Central Toronto Housing Study: a special study of the area between Bathurst Street and the Don River, south of Bloor Street."

File consists of records documents created by the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, related to housing for the elderly in Toronto. Records include: a map of downtown Toronto, showing the area between Bathurst Street and the Don River, south of Bloor Street; memoranda from the City of Toronto Planning Board regarding the Don and Yorkville planning districts and Alexandra Park, 24 May; an annual report by the Metropolitan Toronto Housing Authority, 1959; a spreadsheet detailing limited-dividend loan activity under the National Housing Act between 1946 and 1960; articles regarding housing for the elderly by Humphrey Carver, Lewis Mumford, P.R.U. Stratton, William S. Goulding, Jean Thompson, and Jane Jacobs; project details for retirement homes in Victoria, Swift Current, Regina, Winnipeg, Hamilton, Montreal, and Toronto, 1958; a list of films on the topic of elderly housing; and a brochure.

File consists of Sylvia Woodsworth Campbell's high school graduation diploma from the Canadian Academy in Kobe, Japan, 22 June.

File consists of Sylvia Woodsworth Campbell's bachelor's degree in liberal arts from Queen's University, 16 May.

File consists of material related to the first recipient of the scholarship, Hideko Kikumoto, including: correspondence, her curriculum vitae and plan of study, and notes.

File consists of: stickers from Kwansei Gakuin University; photographs of Harry and Sylvia Campbell, Stephen H. Heeney, and Bruce L. Barnet, visiting a grave; a Chinese-language brochure on the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, 1988; correspondence between Harry Campbell and Makoto Fujita, Executive Director of the university; photographs of Hideko Kikumoto; an issue of the Canadian Academy Alumni Review (Vol. 2, No. 1, fall/winter 1991); a letter from the registrar of Victoria University, University of Toronto, inviting Harry Campbell for a membership on the Chancellor's Council, 1 October 1991; brochures for Kwansei Gukui University Library; and lists of alumni from the Canadian Academy, Kobe, Japan, 1981, 1985.

File consists of a document created by Harry Campbell to memorialize his late wife, Sylvia, which tells her life story, 2005. The file also includes a one-page biography written by her daughter, Bonnie Campbell, dated 9 August 2015.

File consists of the notebook Sylvia Woodsworth Campbell used during her trip to Moscow to attend the International Federation of Library Associations conference.

File consists of lecture notes prepared for various speaking engagements, handwritten on cue cards.

File consists of a notebook which contains French to English translations of words and phrases, and lines from famous poems and quotes.

File consists of the original tape of an interview on the CBC's Trans Canada Matinee program, on "A Second Career Seminar," 19 May.

File consists of research notes, written on reused punch cards, which were likely created by Sylvia Woodsworth Campbell in the course of writing her master's thesis, "An Exploratory Study of Selected Canada Manpower Centres in Ontario."

File consists of personal contact information for individuals, universities, women's associations, counselling and guidance centres, student aid organizations, and government offices with which Sylvia Woodsworth Campbell was in contact. The file also includes the bibliography of a colleague's doctoral thesis.

File consists of: a letter to Helen Morley; notes describing the results of Canadian federal elections, meant for use by a study club; and a selection of famous quotes.

Fonds consists of records created and accumulated by Sylvia Woodsworth Campbell, predominantly during her work as a guidance counselor and educator at Atkinson College, focusing on programs for continuing education for women re-entering the workforce or changing careers. Included are submissions and papers she authored, research notes, correspondence both personal and professional, clippings, reports pertaining to the work on the Status of Women, her Masters thesis which she submitted in 1976, and her diplomas. Also included are files pertaining to an educational bursary/scholarship established in her honour at Victoria College, University of Toronto.