File consists of a floppy disk.
File consists of notes, research materials and pedagogical resources relating to teaching writing and editing to undergraduate students.
File consists of course syllabus, outline, class roster and other materials for to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 235: Introduction to Poetry.”
File consists of course materials relating to the English 235 class Wah taught at the University of Calgary.
File consists of course syllabus and other course materials, correspondence, and student assignments relating to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 235: Fundamentals of Literary Studies: Poetry.”
File consists of course materials relating to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 235: Introduction to Poetry.”
File consists of syllabus and other course materials relating to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 235: Introduction to Poetry.”
File consists of various course outlines and a collection of correspondence with and assignments submitted by students representing a sample of student work.
File consists of student assignments, course syllabus and other course materials, correspondence, and administrative materials relating to the courses taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 354: Poetry: Reading and Critical Analysis,” and “English 253: Fundamentals of Literary Studies: Poetry.”
File consists of course outline and student work for the University of Alberta course “English 364-95: Poetry Writing I.”
File consists of student assignments, course syllabus and other course materials, correspondence, and administrative materials relating to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 494: Poetry Writing II.”
File consists of course syllabus and other course materials, student assignments, and correspondence relating to the course “English 494: Poetry Writing II.”
File consists of student assignments, course syllabus and other course materials, correspondence, and administrative materials relating to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 494: Poetry Writing II.”
File consists of a handout for “Four-channel prose: Editorial, descriptive, expository, narrative.” Likely used as a pedagogical resource by Wah.
File consists of course syllabus and other course materials (including overhead transparencies), correspondence, and administrative materials relating to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 505: Disjunctive Poetry.”
File consists of student assignments, course syllabus and other course materials, and administrative materials relating to the courses taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 594: Poetry Writing III,” and “English 315.”
File consists of course materials and correspondence relating to the course “English 598: The Book-Length Manuscript.”
File consists of course syllabus and other course materials, correspondence, notes, and administrative materials relating to the courses taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 684: Studies in Creative Book Writing-Book Manuscript,” and “English 598: Creative Writing Level III-Book Manuscript.” The course was double-numbered with 2 sets of grading criteria.
File consists of course syllabus and other course materials, correspondence, and administrative materials relating to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “Half-Bred Poetics: Cultural Hybridity and the Politics of Race Writing.”
File consists of course syllabus and other course materials, correspondence, administrative materials, and student assignments relating to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 609: 20th Century Poetry and Poetics.”
File consists of course materials and student work for the course English 624.
File consists of student assignments, course syllabus and other course materials, correspondence, and administrative materials relating to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 624: 20th Century Poetics.”
File consists of correspondence, notes, and syllabus relating to several courses Wah’s taught at the University of Calgary “English 676-Studies in Canadian Literature-The Martyrology: A Case Study in Contemporary Canadian Poetics.”
File consists of course outline and student assignments for the University of Alberta course “English 684: The Poetics of the Lyrics Subject.”
File consists of correspondence from Aaron Levy, professor of English at the University of Pennsylvania. The letter concerned a digitization project that eventually became “Vancouver 1963 Poetry Conference & Miscellaneous Recordings: Recordings by Fred Wah of readings, lectures and discussions by notable New American poets” and was hosted on the website of the Slought Foundation.
File consists of event programme and text of Wah’s talk given to the 2001 convocation for the Alberta College of Art and Design.
Series consists of records relating to Wah's work at various academic institutions, including Selkirk College, the David Thompson University Centre, and the University of Calgary. Records include course material and student assignments, instructional resources used by Wah, and administrative records created through Wah's employment at these various academic institutions.
The records in this series have been arranged into the following five sub-series: bpNichol seminar records, Course records, General instruction records, Markin-Flanagan residency records, and Administrative and general records.
File consists of correspondence, flight bookings, and event programme relating to the 2007 conference of the Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies, held at the University of British Columbia.
File consists of a letter from Wah to Adele Wiseman inquiring about a rumour that Wiseman advised students to avoid Wah’s symposium “Interventing the text.”
Sub-series consists of records relating to Wah's work at various academic institutions, including Selkirk College, the David Thompson University Centre, and the University of Calgary. Records include administrative records from Wah’s employers, as well as other general records relating to professional activities, such as letters of reference written for current or former students.