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File contains all content relating to Isabella Ruiter's senior year at Rutgers University. Contains notes, assignments, and graphic material for the following classes:

• Creative Writing
• Crisis of the Roman Republic
• Emergence of Medieval Europe
• Gender, Race, and Class in Media
• History of the Climate Crisis
• Young Adult Fiction Writing
• Harvest of the Middle Ages
• Public History 101
• Anthropology of Latin America

File contains all content relating to Isabella Ruiter's junior year at Rutgers University. Contains notes, assignments, and graphic material for the following classes:

• Culture, Memory, History
• Introduction to Formal Reasoning
• Methods of Analysis in Cultural Anthropology
• Public History Internship
• History on Film
• Medieval Italy
• France: Old Regime and Revolution

File contains all content relating to Isabella Ruiter's freshman year at Rutgers University. Contains notes, assignments, and graphic material for the following classes:

• Medieval Europe
• Comics in the Middle East
• Culture and Social Life
• Plants & People
• Arts of Power
• Fascism Through Images
• Fairy Tales Then and Now

This fonds reflects the academic, professional, and creative activities of Roxanne Quelhas as a writer and researcher at Toronto Metropolitan University from 2020-2024. Her academic records include research papers centring around gender and sexuality and short fiction stories. Records consist of sound recordings of interviews and electronic correspondence relating to volunteer work at The Eyeopener; her involvement with writers' groups; and unpublished short stories. Textual records include project notes and material related to her academic research; and story drafts. Her records are arranged into 4 series, University Records, Creative Writing, Correspondence, and Journals.

The Robyn Bachmeier fonds consists of her records created and collected during her time as a graduate student at McMaster University. It contains records of textual materials, photographs, videos, tickets, paystubs, receipts, email correspondence, field journals, site plans, and drawings. The fonds pertains to her Classics and language course work and Teaching Assistant position in the Classics department. It also contains records from her time writing her thesis “Coins in the Archaeological Context: The Villa of Titus Case Study” (2021). It includes her travel in Italy and all information and records created excavating and recording the archaeological excavation of the Villa of Titus site for two field seasons. The fonds consists of five series that are grouped by topic, and it includes analog and digital formats.

This file contains research papers written by Chloe Thierstein during their undergraduate or graduate studies at the University of Alberta and the University of Toronto. The papers cover a range of topic such as social demography, AI, cultural memory, and accessibility, reflecting the creator's academic interests and coursework. The records reflect final submissions and demonstrate the development of her research skills, critical thinking, and subject expertise.